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moneywoman

moneywoman

8.5
A woman who handles large financial deals for companies
  • noun
  • /ˈmʌniˌwʊmən/
translation icon : mujer de finanzas
  • As a respected moneywoman, she manages complex investment portfolios for several international firms.

Examples

  • The board hired a new moneywoman to oversee the merger negotiations.

  • Becoming a successful moneywoman requires both expertise in finance and strong leadership skills.

  • The moneywoman advised the company on its investments.

  • She is a successful moneywoman in the finance sector.

  • As a respected moneywoman, she manages complex investment portfolios for several international firms.

  • Becoming a successful moneywoman requires both expertise in finance and strong leadership skills.

  • The board hired a new moneywoman to oversee the merger negotiations.

Synonyms

money handler
vsmoneywoman
4.5

A person who receives, manages and pays out money for a company

focuses on handling very large scale financial transactions rather than routine funds work
Money-Mae
vsmoneywoman
  • Informal
9.9

A person, often a woman, who is very good at saving money and finding bargains

focuses on high value large scale financial deals rather than bargain hunting

How Skilled

tycoon
38 5.5
financier
36 7.5
moneywoman
8.5
apprentice
97 3.4
novice
46 3.4

Surface Forms

moneywoman singular
moneywomen plural

Morphology

moneywoman = money + woman (transparent) = money + woman

The compound is a straightforward combination of 'money' + 'woman', meaning a woman associated with money or financial dealings; the components combine predictably.

Etymology

Moneywoman is made from money and woman, so it literally names a woman who works with 'money'. That's why a moneywoman means a woman who handles large financial deals and transactions.