Underwriter

[ˈəndə(r)ˌraɪdər]
Definition:

An underwriter is a third-party provider which  evaluates another party’s risk at a fee. An underwriter plays an important role across various industries, specifically in finance, which includes: equity markets, the mortgage and insurance industry.

The main task of an underwriter is to determine the level of risk in a business decision or a transaction. Some organizations invest in underwrites because they make a contribution to sales activities.

Part of speech:
noun
Use in a sentence:
Having an underwriter will benefit our organization.
Underwriter