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Financial Intermediation books explore how funds move from savers to borrowers through institutions and markets, and the roles those intermediaries play in the economy. Titles in this category cover the functions and business models of banks, credit unions, investment banks, mutual and pension funds, insurance companies, and shadow banking, explaining how they perform screening and monitoring, maturity and liquidity transformation, risk sharing, payments, and price discovery. They blend theory (asymmetric information, agency problems, transaction costs) with practice, including regulation and supervision, monetary policy transmission, prudential risk management, securitization, and financial stability. Many works address contemporary developments—fintech, peer-to-peer lending, microfinance, and digital platforms—and often use case studies and crisis analysis. The category serves students, researchers, and practitioners seeking a rigorous yet practical understanding of how financial intermediaries allocate capital and manage risk.

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