cofferer
/ˈkɒfərər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who is in charge of or responsible for a cofferer’s office, or one who receives and disburses funds for the king’s household.
“In medieval England, the cofferer was a high-ranking official responsible for managing the king’s treasury.”
2. noun
A member of the king’s council, especially in medieval England.
“The cofferer played a key role in advising the king on matters of state and finance.”