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Financial capitalism is a category for books that explore how financial markets, institutions, and motives shape modern economies, corporations, and everyday life. It includes works on the rise and mechanics of finance—banking, securities and credit markets, leverage and derivatives, asset management, private equity and venture capital, shadow banking, fintech and crypto—as well as the roles of central banks, regulation, and corporate governance. Titles range from histories of financialization and accounts of crises and bubbles to biographies of financiers, investigative journalism, academic analysis, policy debates, and practitioner memoirs. The category captures both critical and sympathetic perspectives on topics such as shareholder value, inequality, globalization, risk, innovation, and the power and consequences of finance within contemporary capitalism.

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