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Index

A

Abdullah, King of Jordan, 114

Abu Dhabi, 171

Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, 203

Academic achievements, 62, 81

Access

description of, 23–25

to information, 42–44

to network platforms, 112

shows of support as method of, 174

social capital and, 26

to superhubs, 23–26, 174

Access gap, 148–151

“Accommodative monetary policies,” 211

Achleitner, Paul, 121

Ackermann, Josef

Angela Merkel and, 143–144

Deutsche Bank leadership by, 141–142. See also Deutsche Bank

at EQT Partners, 144

family of, 136

general references to, 101, 118, 120

International Institute of Finance and, 131

legal charges against, 142–143

Mannesmann AG and, 142–143

Pierre Wauthier suicide and, 138, 144

public relations mistakes by, 143

at Zürich Insurance, 144

“Age of irresponsibility,” 222

Ahamed, Liaquat, 160

AIG, 31, 48, 183–184, 217

Air France, 193

“Airport test,” 80

Albania, 27

Alibada Group, 103

Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference, 112

Alpha personality, 55–58

Alps, 38, 93, 122