Too Big to Fail: The Inside Story of How Wall Street and Washington Fought to Save the FinancialSyst

Eric R. Dinallo, superintendent

UNITED KINGDOM

Financial Services Authority

Callum McCarthy, chairman

Hector Sants, chief executive

Government

James Gordon Brown, prime minister

Alistair M. Darling, chancellor of the Exchequer

U.S. GOVERNMENT

Congress

Hillary Clinton, senator (D-New York)

Christopher J. Dodd, senator (D-Connecticut), chairman of the Banking Committee

Barnett “Barney” Frank, representative (D-Massachusetts), chairman of the Committee on Financial Services

Mitch McConnell, senator (R-Kentucky), Republican leader of the Senate

Nancy Pelosi, representative (D-California), Speaker of the House

Department of the Treasury

Michele A. Davis, assistant secretary, public affairs; director, policy planning

Kevin I. Fromer, assistant secretary, legislative affairs

Robert F. Hoyt, general counsel

Dan Jester, adviser to the secretary of the Treasury

Neel Kashkari, assistant secretary, international affairs

David H. McCormick, under secretary, international affairs

David G. Nason, assistant secretary, financial institutions

Jeremiah O. Norton, deputy assistant secretary, financial institutions policy

Henry M. “Hank ” Paulson Jr., secretary of the Treasury

Anthony W. Ryan, assistant secretary, financial markets

Matthew Scogin, senior adviser to the under secretary for domestic finance

Steven Shafran, adviser to Mr. Paulson

Robert K. Steel, under secretary, domestic finance

Phillip Swagel, assistant secretary, economic policy

James R. “Jim” Wilkinson, chief of staff

Kendrick R. Wilson III, adviser to the secretary of the Treasury

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

Sheila C. Bair, chairwoman

Federal Reserve

Scott G. Alvarez, general counsel

Ben S. Bernanke, chairman

Donald Kohn, vice chairman

Kevin M. Warsh, governor

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Thomas C. Baxter Jr., general counsel

Terrence J. Checki, executive vice president

Christine M. Cumming, first vice president

William C. Dudley, executive vice president, Markets Group

Timothy F. Geithner, president

Calvin A. Mitchell III, executive vice president, communications

William L. Rutledge, senior vice president

Securities and Exchange Commission

Charles Christopher Cox, chairman

Michael A. Macchiaroli, associate director, Division of Trading and Markets