the economics of money taught by Perry Mehrling is exceptionally good. Here is the link https://www.ineteconomics.org/education/courses
lecture1 the four price of money
lecture2 the natural hierachy of money
lecture3 money and state: domestic
lecture4 money view: macro and micro
lecture5 central bank as clearning house
lecture6 federal funds, final settlement
lecture7 repos, postopening settlement
lecture8 eurodollars, parallel settlement
lecture9 the world that bagehot knew
lecture10 dealers and liquid security market
lecture11 banks and the market for liquidity
lecture12 lender/dealers of last resort
lecture13 key currencies
lecture14 money and states: international
lecture15 banks and global liquidity
lecture16 foreign exchange
lecture17 direct and indirect finance
lecture18 forward and futures
lecture19 interest rate swaps
lecture20 credit default swaps
lecture21 shadow banking
lecture22 three views
Richard Koo and his study of Japanese Balancesheet Recession