The end of Wall Street

Frequently asked questions

• How does this book compare to other accounts of the 2008 financial crisis?

  Roger Lowenstein's account distinguishes itself by focusing heavily on the decision-making processes within the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve during the crisis. It provides a detailed, almost minute-by-minute, narrative of the key players' actions and deliberations, offering an insider's perspective on the government's response.

• Is this book suitable for readers without a finance background?

  The book is written to be accessible to a general audience, explaining complex financial concepts and events in clear language. While it delves into intricate details, Lowenstein ensures that readers without prior financial expertise can follow the narrative and understand the implications of the crisis.