The Bank

A ruthless CEO focused on short-term profits, he bankrolls Doyle's predictive software and bends truth to protect the bank's bottom line. He exerts pressure on employees and favors a loyalty test that serves his ambitions. His pursuit of control fuels the film's high-stakes conflict.

A brilliant mathematician whose B.T.S.E. software promises market insight and profit. He harbors a painful past that resurfaces when his identity is revealed, complicating his relationships. His alliance with a hidden history drives critical choices that shape the plot.

A colleague who questions the bank's profit-driven methods and becomes involved with Jim. Their relationship deteriorates as she uncovers Jim's hidden past, and she ultimately pushes to expose the truth. Her integrity contrasts with the bank's deception and power plays.

A trusted adviser who helps recruit Doyle and supports the early phase of the bank's high-tech scheme. He navigates the shifting loyalties as the project spirals toward crisis. His role highlights the human element behind corporate decisions.

A mother whose family falls insolvent after a foreign-currency loan. She becomes a plaintiff in the lawsuit against the bank and endures the strain of eviction and the loss of her son. Her experience anchors the film's human cost.

Diane's partner who fights to save their home. He becomes a furious participant when the stakes escalate, even breaking into O'Reily's house, and joins the broader struggle for justice. His actions reflect the desperate consequences of financial crisis on ordinary families.

A lawyer hired by the Davises to challenge the bank, he represents the pursuit of accountability within a flawed financial system. He navigates the courtroom battles and helps reveal the consequences of misrepresentation. His role embodies the pursuit of legal redress against corporate power.