<b>Full coverage:</b> Five years after the meltdown
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The days of bottle service at posh Manhattan clubs, firm-funded lavish holiday parties and giant bonuses are gone for many who work in finance.
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Small banks are finding it increasingly tough to survive, in part because of the cost of complying with regulations stemming from the financial crisis.
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Corporate America, banks, the super rich and the index investing concept have gained. Savers, low-skilled workers, many homeowners, and stock exchanges have suffered.
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Acronyms such as TBTF, TARP and ZIRP are among the terms that became part of the American lexicon with the 2008 crisis.
