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"Banking reform" as a book category covers works that analyze, propose, or document changes to the structure, regulation, governance, and practices of banks and the broader financial system. It includes historical accounts of banking crises and subsequent policy responses, comparative studies of regulatory frameworks, legal and economic analyses of reforms (e.g., Glass–Steagall, Basel accords, Dodd–Frank), and forward-looking proposals on topics such as systemic risk, consumer protection, financial inclusion, central bank policy, and the impact of fintech and shadow banking. Books in this category range from academic research and policy briefs to investigative journalism, practitioner guides, and advocacy manifestos, aimed at policymakers, bankers, scholars, students, and general readers interested in making financial systems safer, more stable, and more equitable.

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