It provides detailed data on IPO and FO activities in the Americas, broken down by sector, helping to understand market dynamics and sector performance.

It provides a comprehensive overview of IPO and FO activities in EMEA by sector, useful for understanding market trends and sector-specific performance.

It provides a comprehensive overview of IPO and FO activities by sector, including total numbers and proceeds, along with sector-specific insights.

This slide correlates the volatility index (VIX) with the number of IPOs and FOs, providing insights into market stability and investment trends.

This slide shows the relationship between market volatility and the financial activities of IPOs and FOs over several years. It highlights trends in capital raised and number of deals, providing insights for financial analysts and investors.

Overview of significant IPOs and funding rounds in the payment industry from 2018 onwards, providing insights into company valuations and geographical distribution of investments.

Public listings have dropped significantly since 2021, with M&A dominating exit types. Total exit values are down across the board, showing limited liquidity events and a slowdown in large-scale buyouts and IPOs.

The slide provides an overview of cross-border IPO activity in 2020, with a focus on the increasing popularity of SPACs. Key statistics on IPO numbers, proceeds, and top stock exchanges are presented.

Compares traditional IPO and SPAC timelines, highlighting the efficiencies and shorter timelines associated with SPACs.

The slide presents a comparison of IPO activities across different sectors in Q1 2023 versus Q1 2022, highlighting the dominance of the energy sector in proceeds despite fewer deals.

The slide analyzes the revival of the IPO market in the Americas, highlighting an increase in both the number of IPOs and proceeds. It provides a detailed breakdown by stock exchanges, sectors, and largest IPOs, with data supporting bullish equities sentiment.

Examines the trend in tech IPOs, highlighting the activity in Brazil relative to the U.S. for 2018 and 2019

This slide provides a comparative analysis of global stock exchanges, highlighting Mainland China's dominance in fundraising and India's leading position in deal count for YTD 2023.

The slide shows the decline in IPOs and proceeds in the US and Canada, highlighting key stock exchanges, sectors, and notable IPOs.

This slide highlights the leading role of technology companies in global IPO activities, while also noting a decline in energy sector deals due to softer global energy prices.

Provides a detailed IPO timeline, marking key activities and workstreams from preparation to the public phase, emphasizing the structured timeline of events.

Summarizes the UK IPO market's performance in Q4 2020, noting significant deals, sector activity, and market trends. Discusses outlook and expected competition for capital in 2021.

The slide analyzes the performance of global stock exchanges in the first quarter of 2024, noting the lead taken by US and India exchanges while China's exchanges experienced a decline. It provides comparative data on the number and proceeds of IPOs, highlighting the top-performing exchanges and their market shares.

Provides an in-depth analysis of the US IPO market in 2018, highlighting market volatility, activity, performance, and trends. It includes detailed statistics and predictions for future trends, making it suitable for financial analysis and strategic planning.

The slide discusses the shift in valuation expectations in the IPO landscape, with improved confidence among issuers and investors. It highlights the after-market performance of IPOs in different regions and sectors, showing significant improvements in specific areas.

This slide discusses the key elements that maximize value in an IPO, including equity stories, financial reporting, and the importance of internal setup and partners.

It evaluates the performance of venture-backed IPOs relative to established companies, signifying a trend of underperformance and potential repercussions on investment decisions.

This slide analyzes the impact of rising volatility on IPO activity, showing a correlation between increased market volatility and a decline in the number of IPOs over the specified period.

The slide indicates that key financial metrics are at cyclical lows, suggesting potential for future upside, with comparisons of IPO volumes, cash reserves, and loan paydowns.

The slide compares Ipsos to its main competitors in terms of financial size and specialization. Ipsos positions itself as the only listed, global, independent multispecialist among historical and tech players.

The slide outlines how IPSOS will leverage unique, high-quality data from various sources like social and search data, consumer trends, and survey data to gain a competitive advantage.

The slide details the percentage of Ipsos interviews conducted face-to-face or via telephone in various countries.

The slide introduces Ipsos, highlighting its market position, employee count, client base, and 2023 turnover.

This slide presents survey results on what British adults see as the most or other important issues facing the UK in March 2025. The economy, immigration, and healthcare top the list.

Compares perceived national issues in Britain by social grade. Economy, healthcare, immigration, and inflation are highlighted. ABC1 and C2DE groups diverge most in NHS and immigration concerns.

The slide displays the extent to which people in 28 countries agree, disagree, or are neutral about whether their society is broken. South Africa and Sweden show highest agreement, while Singapore shows the lowest.

This slide discusses the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) on Australia's battery industry, analyzing opportunities in mining and challenges in manufacturing.

The slide projects cost reductions for various technologies due to the IRA and explains the methodology behind these projections.

The slide discusses how the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) incentivizes the use of EV critical minerals and battery components from countries with free trade agreements, highlighting the potential benefits for Canada and Mexico and including quotes from global leaders.

The slide discusses the global benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and potential challenges for countries and companies.

This slide details the commitments of the U.S. government to green hydrogen through various acts, including the Hydrogen Earthshot, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, and the Inflation Reduction Act, highlighting financial and policy support.

Highlights the effectiveness of the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act in accelerating clean energy investment, including from SEA firms. Discusses public investment split and specific SEA companies establishing operations in the U.S. Demonstrates how IRA incentives reduce the cost of green hydrogen, making emerging technologies more viable.

Global perception of Iran’s influence is low (27% on average). Indonesia shows the highest approval, while the US (18%) and Canada (21%) are significantly below average.

This slide presents public sentiment about Iran’s influence on global affairs over the next decade. Results from 30 countries show a generally negative perception with visual emphasis on declining support across regions.

Iran’s established rail system is highlighted, especially its border links and long track network. However, international sanctions restrict corridor utilization. Future goals include modernization, improved connections, and increased modal share.

This slide presents Iraq’s rail system status, showing a small modal share for rail in freight transport and deteriorated infrastructure. It highlights key policies for modernization, expansion, and intermodal development, supported by trade data and network maps.

Explains the impact of new IRB rules and Basel 3.1 on risk-weighted assets. Barclays plans to reduce RWA density through credit line management and selective risk transfers, aiming to align with US regulatory expectations by 2026.

Discusses the impact of IRB migration on the US Cards portfolio, comparing past and current financial conditions. It details the RWA impact and mitigating actions.

Analyzes the impact of migrating US Cards portfolio to IRB models on RWAs, comparing historical data and future expectations.

Reviews the NPL volumes and provisions of leading Irish banks, examining risk mitigation strategies and trends.

EY provides strategic recommendations for advancing Ireland’s Financial Services sector across five pillars: innovation, regulation, trade, labor, and macroeconomics. Each pillar includes specific policy suggestions to boost global competitiveness.

This slide highlights the growth trajectory of Ireland’s financial services sector, comparing it to other developed market financial hubs. It notes Ireland’s early advantage and how other countries like Singapore, Luxembourg, and Switzerland have emerged as leaders. A chart ranks countries based on the indexed size-adjusted FS growth.

Ireland reached nearly $900M in fintech investment in H1 2021, driven by major M&A and VC deals. Interest in regtech and digital banks is growing, making Ireland an attractive destination for global investors.

The slide compares perceived advantages and disadvantages of Ireland’s technological infrastructure for asset management, highlighting strengths like skilled talent and innovation, and weaknesses in cybersecurity and data privacy.

After a strong first half in 2024, Ireland's VC market declined in Q3. Commentary discusses VC pullback and a new government scheme injecting $275M between 2025-2029 to support early-stage startups through Enterprise Ireland.

Focuses on the potential for incremental revenue through Integrated Relationship Management (IRM), likely used to outline revenue growth strategies or in financial service innovation discussions.

The slide analyzes the past and future challenges of the iron ore industry, highlighting the influence of steel demand and scrap consumption on iron ore demand.

This slide examines the cost dynamics within the iron ore industry, focusing on seaborne cash costs and their relationship to pricing margins over several years.

It provides data on iron ore prices and China steel production, useful for analyzing trends and making informed decisions in the industrial and manufacturing sector.

This slide discusses the expected returns from new investments in F&L, detailing the correlation between firm size and expected IRR.

The slide presents the key pillars of ISG's investment philosophy: History, Appropriate Diversification, Value Orientation, Appropriate Horizon, and Consistency, underpinning a rigorous analytical approach.

The slide illustrates ISG's strategic decision to overweight US equities, showing the changes in asset allocation over time and the focus on US market investments compared to non-US developed and emerging markets.

Suggests that small- and mid-cap earnings are still closely tracking manufacturing trends, unlike large-cap EPS which have decoupled. Argues for broader equity participation and growth in SMID segments as manufacturing recovers.

The slide presents evidence of an early U.S. manufacturing recovery through rising new orders relative to inventories, despite the ISM headline manufacturing survey remaining below 50. It suggests cautious optimism for a recovery in 2025, with visual trends showing divergence between new orders and PMI metrics over time.

Israel’s fintech sector reached a record $240M investment in H1 2021. The slide features key events including unicorns, IPOs, and the launch of the country’s first new bank in 40 years, all amid regulatory changes in open banking.

The chart reveals varied opinions about Israel’s global influence, averaging 40% positive. South Africa and the US have relatively high opinions, while Canada and European countries tend to score lower than average.

The slide reveals low and declining global approval of Israel’s influence over the next decade. It includes a comparison across 30 countries, most of which report significant decreases in positive sentiment since 2023.

Israel’s rail system is underutilized for freight due to short distances and geopolitical constraints. The slide highlights modest rail modal share and lists initiatives to separate freight/passenger traffic and expand network connections, including a cross-border link with Jordan.

Israel experienced a sharp 10-point decline since January 2024, dropping to 30% of respondents viewing the economy as good, the lowest point in recent years.

Presents a steady-to-declining venture funding trend in Israel over the past six years, mirroring global patterns. Includes detailed quarterly deal data showing reductions in both value and volume of deals since 2021.

Demonstrates Macquarie's strategic approach to diversification of funding by currency, tenor, and type, also showing term funding maturity profiles.

Plans and reviews issuance strategies for 2024, detailing amounts and types of instruments, aligned with financial goals.

Deutsche Bank outlines its 2025 issuance plan (€15–20bn), including breakdowns of previous years (2023–2024) and upcoming maturities. It confirms the 2024 target was met with a €1.5bn AT1 issuance. The 2025 plan focuses on senior non-preferred and some capital instruments. A total of €2bn has already been issued in early 2025.

The slide outlines Deutsche Bank's issuance and redemption plans from 2022 to 2028, detailing bond types and key highlights.

Reviews the progress and details of the HoldCo issuance plan, including executed and remaining issuance volumes, and the distribution across different currencies.

This slide showcases the progress of the 2023 issuance plan, detailing executed and remaining amounts. It provides a breakdown of issuance volumes by year and currency, demonstrating the strategic investment approach.

The slide shows Deutsche Bank’s 2025 issuance plan (€15–20bn), of which €6.3bn has been issued, primarily in higher-beta senior non-preferred and AT1. It breaks down issuance and redemption by bond type over recent years, with a forward look at future maturities. Highlights mention recent successful AT1 and SNP issuances and describe macro volatility as a consideration in timing future issuances.

Provides detailed information on bond issuances by UBS in the first nine months of 2023, including specific data for analysis.

Analysis of capital market activities, including issuances, redemptions, and future call schedules.

Details the completion of a financial issuance plan, comparing current year data against previous years to evaluate the effectiveness of issuance strategies. It provides insights into strategic planning and operational efficiency in financial contexts.

This slide provides a strategic review of the year-to-date issuance performance, detailing benchmark and non-benchmark issuances, and planned maturities. Suitable for financial strategy meetings to assess and plan for capital market activities and investor relations.

Details Barclays' issuance volume across different currencies and financial instruments in 2023, illustrating annual issuance trends and currency breakdowns.

This slide discusses the growth of the Italian cuisine market, highlighting its worth in 2022 and its significant year-over-year growth. It also shows its penetration in the full-service restaurant market globally.

This slide analyzes the price positioning of Italian cuisine restaurants globally, highlighting that they are mainly seen as value for money compared to other regions where premium pricing is more common.

The slide presents the growth forecast for the Italian market for vitamins and dietary supplements, highlighting the projected CAGR and key factors contributing to this growth. It emphasizes the impact of increased consumer awareness and the role of healthcare professionals in recommending supplements.

This slide provides an overview of the Italian servicing market in 2020, highlighting the distribution of NPE stock and emerging opportunities for loan servicers and asset operators.

The slide presents data on COVID-19 case numbers and testing frequency in Italy, highlighting the timeline of government actions and their impact. It's useful for analyzing the effectiveness of policy measures in pandemic management.

Italy’s economic sentiment stands at 29%. The trend shows a gradual rise post-2020 with improved public confidence, contrasting with more volatile or declining trends in other nations.

Italy's perception of its economic situation has remained among the most stable, fluctuating only six percentage points over the past 12 months, now at 28%.

This slide tracks how various populations perceive experts’ understanding of citizens' lives. Italy shows a 15 percentage point increase since 2022, signaling a rise in expert distrust or disconnect perception.

This slide analyzes Italy's banking system and NPE stock growth expectations, discussing economic impacts and future outlooks.

This slide analyzes Italy's banking system and NPE stock growth expectations, discussing economic impacts and future outlooks.

Suggests centralizing the IT/R&D function to efficiently manage LLMs and data engineers, showing how this structure would interface with various departments.

Identifies top challenges such as increased IT costs, loss of corporate culture, and less effective talent management.

The slide dissects hardware segment funding in 2024, led by IT Hardware (EUR 341M). It highlights significant investments into Black Semiconductor and others. Production and Robotics also secured notable shares.

The slide analyzes IT intensity across various countries by comparing IT spending per employee to the economic value added per employee, used for international market comparisons.

The slide presents a detailed analysis of market growth in the IT sector, highlighting segments like infrastructure as a service (IaaS), enterprise application software, and consulting with projected CAGR.

The slide provides a comprehensive view of IT market growth, highlighting key segments such as infrastructure software and business process services, along with their projected growth rates.

Describes the outcomes of IT migration and service improvements at Postbank, focusing on operational efficiency and customer service enhancements.

This slide analyzes the price inflation trends of various IT products from 2020 to 2026, indicating how prices have increased or remained stable over time.

This slide highlights the growth in ITS collaboration revenues and the penetration of structured products among private banking clients, indicating significant progress and future opportunities.

Discusses strategic acquisition opportunities within the IT services sector, highlighting areas with potential growth and resilience in market downturns.

This slide outlines M&A trends among large global IT service providers. The focus is on capability tuck-ins and vertical integration, with significant deals in cloud and emerging tech. It mentions IBM, Wipro, and TechM among the major acquirers. Pie charts show SaaS and D&A as top priorities. Highlights show a strategic push toward building domain expertise and deepening cloud capabilities.

This slide shows a nuanced M&A strategy among IT service providers, categorizing buyers into large caps, mid-small caps, and others. It highlights key players like Accenture, Globant, and Endava, and strategic themes such as domain expansion, vertical capabilities, and North American delivery enhancement. Deal volume is stable but more targeted.

This slide breaks down the increase in IT services spending in 2021 by market segment and vendor, showing which areas and companies saw the most growth.