Brother Sanon died in his dormitory room at the school, whose collapse also killed scores of students.
The biggest question mark hangs over the fate of those institutions whose collapse would threaten the system.
The exception is the market whose collapse set off the financial crisis, the residential mortgage securitization market.
Fourteen years ago Mr Sharif led a corrupt and inept regime whose collapse many Pakistanis and foreigners cheered.
Lehman Brothers, the bank whose collapse was the starter's gun for global panic, was a big financier of wind power.
The notion of institutions "too big to fail" is shorthand for firms whose collapse would endanger the entire financial system.
Under the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul, Congress required the Fed to safeguard stability partly by monitoring institutions whose collapse might provoke turmoil across financial markets.
Notoriously, S.& P. gave Lehman Brothers, whose collapse triggered a global panic, an A rating right up to the month of its demise.
But the credit boom also inflated an enormous housing bubble, whose collapse precipitated a financial crisis brought on by defaults on those very subprime mortgages.
The rules give regulators new tools to dismantle a firm whose collapse could threaten global markets, in addition to the new council of regulators.
But he is tainted by allegations of involvement in the pyramid savings schemes whose collapse in 1997 dished Mr Berisha's government and plunged Albania into violent anarchy.
