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To my loving parents
for making their journey
Brightest and best of the sons of the morning,
Dawn on our darkness and lend us Thine aid.
Opening line from an epiphany hymn
by the Right Reverend Reginald Heber,
Anglican bishop of Calcutta, 18231826
In September 2009, as Wall Street recovered from the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, an insider trading case was brewing
Rajat K. Guptaformer three-time head of McKinsey and board member for Goldman Sachs, Procter & Gamble, and AMR
Anita Mattoo Guptahis wife
Geetanjali, Megha, Aditi, and Deepali Guptahis daughters
Ashwini and Pran Kumari Guptahis parents
Kanchan Guptahis younger brother
Jayashree Chowdhuryhis younger sister
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel
Gary P. NaftalisGuptas lead counsel; a former federal prosecutor turned A-list criminal defense attorney who has represented everyone from former Walt Disney CEO Michael Eisner to Wall Street legend Kenneth Langone
David S. Frankellongtime litigation partner of Naftalis, who represented New York State Liberal Party leader Raymond Harding in an inquiry by New York attorney general Andrew Cuomo
Robin Wilcox
Alan R. Friedman
Anil KumarMcKinsey consultant who was Raj Rajaratnams classmate at Wharton and Guptas protg at McKinsey
Malvika Kumarhis wife
Aman Kumarhis son
Morvillo Abramowitz Grand Iason & Anello
Robert G. MorvilloKumars lead counsel; he represented domestic goddess Martha Stewart
Gregory Morvillohis son, who after his fathers death would start his own firm and represent Level Global cofounder Anthony Chiasson
Raj Rajaratnamhead of the Galleon Group
Asha Pabla Rajaratnamhis wife
Rengan Rajaratnamformer head of Sedna Capital and Rajs youngest brother
Ragakanthan RajaratnamGalleon portfolio manager and Rajs middle brother
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
John M. DowdRajaratnams lead counsel; a feisty ex-marine who also served as special counsel to three commissioners of Major League Baseball in the investigation of Pete Rose and others
Terence J. Lynam
Samidh Guha
Patricia A. Millett
George S. Canellosdirector, New York office
David A. Markowitzformer assistant regional director, New York office
Sanjay Wadhwaassistant regional director, New York office
Jason E. Friedmansenior staff attorney
John P. Hendersonsenior staff attorney
B. J. Kangspecial agent who was one of the arresting agents of Bernie Madoff and also worked the Galleon case
Preetinder S. BhararaUS attorney, Southern District of New York
Reed Brodskyassistant US attorney
Andrew Z. Michaelsonspecial assistant US attorney on loan from the SEC
Jonathan R. Streeterassistant US attorney
Michael Cardilloportfolio manager
Kris Chellamformer Xilinx executive turned Galleon portfolio manager
Caryn EisenbergRajaratnams executive assistant
Tom FernandezRajaratnams Wharton classmate and head of investor relations
Michael Fishermananalyst
Ian Horowitztrader
David LauRajaratnams Wharton classmate and Asia chief
George Lauchief compliance officer
Ananth Muniyappatrader
Gary Rosenbachportfolio manager
Richard Schuttechief operating officer
Leon Shaulovportfolio manager
Adam SmithHarvard Business School graduate, former Morgan Stanley investment banker, and portfolio manager at Galleon
William J. Lyons IIIformer Sedna trader with a weakness for instant messaging
Matt ReadLyonss cousin and instant-message partner
Frank Quint Slatterymanager of Symmetry Peak Capital
Sunil BhallaPolycom executive
Danielle ChiesiNew Castle Funds consultant
Rajive Dharexecutive at Arris Group
Rajiv GoelWharton classmate of Raj Rajaratnam and Intel Treasury executive
Shammara Hussainformer investor relations associate at Market Street Partners
Roomy Khanformer Intel marketing employee and former Galleon trader
Deep Shahcredit analyst at Moodys Investors Service
Apjit WaliaRBC Capital Markets analyst
Lloyd C. Blankfeinchief executive
Gary D. Cohnpresident
John H. Bryanboard member
William W. Georgeboard member
Gregory K. Palmgeneral counsel
Steven R. PeikinGoldmans outside lawyer at Sullivan & Cromwell
John F. W. RogersBlankfeins chief of staff and secretary to the Goldman board
Byron D. TrottWarren E. Buffetts banker
David A. Viniarchief financial officer
Jon Winkelriedformer president
Dominic Bartonmanaging director
Marvin Bowerformer managing director (19501967)
D. Ronald Danielformer managing director (19761988)
Ian Davisformer managing director (20032009)
Frederick W. Gluckformer managing director (19881994)
Herbert Henzlerformer chairman of McKinsey Germany
David PalecekMcKinsey consultant
Anupam Tino Puriformer managing director of McKinsey
India
Paresh Vaishformer engagement manager on Hindustan Motors project
Donald C. Waite IIIformer head of McKinseys New York office
Adil Zainulbhaichairman of McKinsey India
Walter J. SalmonGuptas professor
John V. CarberryGuptas suite mate
David ManlyGuptas late friend
It was Tuesday, November 24, 2009, and Rajat Kumar Gupta was headed to the White House for the first state dinner hosted by President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, the most glamorous political couple since the Kennedys. Six years had passed since Gupta had stepped down as the three-term global managing director of consulting giant McKinsey & Co., but at sixty, he was busier than ever. He sat on a handful of corporate boardsGoldman Sachs & Co., Procter & Gamble Co., and American Airlines, to name a few. His wife, Anita, had hoped his retirement from the top job at McKinsey would slow him down, but he was in the throes of building his own private equity company from scratch. Jetting from continent to continent, living out of a suitcase, he was as intent on being a game changer in private equity and philanthropy as he had been during a storied career in consulting.
Dressed in a black Nehru suit, with a red handkerchief tucked in his pocket, Gupta made his way to the white tent on the South Lawn from the gilded East Room, which served as the staging area for the dinner. At every turn, he ran into friends. He chatted with Deepak Chopra, the new age physician, who was wearing his signature gem-studded eyeglasses for the glittering gala. He mingled with Preeta Bansal, a top lawyer in the new administration, and caught up with Bobby Jindal, a former McKinsey consultant and now the Republican governor of Louisiana. Jindal, whose given name is Piyush, was born in Baton Rouge; his parents migrated to America from the Indian state of Punjab six months before he was born.
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