The 'financialization' of the economy has become a popular thesis in political economy and, hence, economic geography in recent decades. One institution which has arguably been transformed by financial agents, logics and motives - or, corporate financialization - has been that of the nonfinancial corporation (NFC). More than two decades of theorization and research have produced competing notions around how NFCs finance their operations, (re-)organize their production, change their investment pa

