“…While exciting attempts have been made to offer broad concepts for understanding the grammar of finance in contemporary capitalism (Birch and Muniesa, 2020; Langley, 2020; Adkins et al, 2020, the field continues to branch out in ever more diverse directions. Most notably, there is the prolific formula 'finance and X', which already has given us a range of new research agendas: finance and law (Pistor, 2013; Desan, 2014; Angeletti and Lemoine, 2021, finance and security (de Goede, 2010; Boy et al, 2017; Westermeier, 2019, finance and the new history of capitalism (Eichengreen, 2019), finance and business history (Mollan, 2021), and who knows what next. Once defining fault lines -such as the opposition between performativity and structural critique -seem less significant than they did just a decade ago.…”