Davis Polk (New York) has published a free, 279-page Financial Crisis Manual:

The Financial Crisis Manual is a comprehensive review of financial crisis laws as they apply to US financial institutions, covering the major Federal Reserve programs, Treasury's capital investments and warrants, the FDIC's debt guarantees, the public-private investment program, the enforcement landscape and executive compensation. The Manual, which was written by lawyers from across Davis Polk's practice, is also a reference work gathering in one place the scattered primary sources of financial crisis laws, regulations and contracts. Here is the Table of Contents:

1. Federal Reserve Emergency Intervention Authority: Old Tools Used in New Ways
2. Emergency Economic Stabilization Act: The Original Vision
3. The Capital Twist
4. Warrants: Upside for the Taxpayer…
5. The FDIC’s Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program
6. The Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility
7. The Public-Private Investment Program
8. Chapter 8: Investigations and Enforcement
9. Executive and Employee Compensation