The slide analyzes court attendances per final order finalisation, revealing a stark contrast between trial and non-trial cases, and between FCoA and FCC, suggesting a double attendance requirement for FCoA litigants proceeding to trial.

The slide contrasts court practices between two court types, analyzing average attendance rates and the use of interim orders. It indicates a disparity in management and suggests areas for process improvement in court proceedings.

This slide presents the full-time equivalent (FTE) staffing breakdown in family law courts, comparing judicial and non-judicial roles, and provides insights into resource allocation and operational structure of the courts.

Analyzes staffing distribution of courts across various states and territories, useful for comparing resource allocation and identifying potential areas needing attention.

The slide addresses risks associated with covenant-lite loans and compares them with traditional loans, highlighting concerns and mitigants.

This slide visually correlates Covid-related excess deaths per 100k population with net trust in government, suggesting an inverse relationship. Countries with higher death rates tend to have lower trust, reflecting governance effectiveness perceptions.

The slide examines the top reasons for visiting Melbourne among domestic and international visitors, emphasizing the significance of creative experiences for both groups.

This slide highlights the growing importance of creative industries in Victoria, showcasing employment trends and the GVA share over time to demonstrate economic impact.

The slide showcases Melbourne's diverse cultural and creative sectors, emphasizing the city's offerings in various areas and its focus on creative and cultural industries.

This slide discusses strategies for CMOs to foster creativity in their organizations, emphasizing the role of marketing in generating creative ideas in high-growth companies.

This slide investigates how well schools promote creativity. Respondents in many countries believe creativity receives too little attention, with Romania and Poland showing the strongest concern.

Projects strong 8% annual growth in US consumer credit card billings through 2026, indicating favorable industry trends and long-term opportunity for growth.

Discusses the impact of strategic growth drivers on the credit card sector, detailing how enhancements in data management and customer engagement have significantly increased revenue potential and market positioning in the credit card vertical.

The slide presents data on credit card portfolio risk positions for both UK and US markets, highlighting net loans, advances, and arrears rates, indicating stable risk management.

The slide presents data on the card franchise's performance, such as sales volume and customer retention rates. It may be used for financial reviews or shareholder presentations.

The slide provides an overview of consumer borrowing trends, focusing on credit card transactions, growth rates, and balances, useful for analyzing market conditions and consumer behavior.

The slide tracks consumer credit card trends from 2018 to 2023. It notes a rise in outstandings and unused credit, while both charge-off and delinquency rates are increasing after historic lows. These trends may signal rising consumer financial stress despite broader economic recovery.

Demonstrates disciplined credit card portfolio growth in the UK and US, with stable delinquency rates, strong FICO score distribution, and clear risk metrics like stage 2 coverage and net loans & advances.

The slide presents trends in credit metrics from 2018 to 2023. Despite 18.3% growth in outstandings and 10.2% growth in purchase volume, charge-off and 30+ day delinquency rates have risen significantly. This suggests increased consumer borrowing risks despite continued credit activity expansion.

This slide assesses credit card risk across UK and US segments. It shows net loans & advances, total and Stage 2 coverage, and arrears rates. Trends show stabilization and improvement in credit quality, aided by portfolio control, higher FICO score proportions, and strong repayment rates.

Analyzes risk metrics for credit card portfolios in UK and US, highlighting changes in arrears and repayment rates.

The slide presents data on how Credit Suisse has managed leveraged finance fees through different credit cycles, showing the market share and trends over time.

Analyzes Citibank's credit portfolio distribution across different global regions and business segments. Useful for credit risk management and investment decisions.

This slide compares credit card issuers based on growth in purchase volume and outstandings for Q1 2023. While overall growth is strong, some issuers like Discover and Chase lead both metrics, whereas PLCC-heavy firms like Synchrony and Citi PLCC lag behind. Commentary highlights issuer-level differences.

This slide tracks Deutsche Bank's credit loss provisions from FY2022 to FY2024, highlighting increases due to Postbank integration and cyclical factors. It also compares quarterly movements, showing a decline in Q4 2024 driven by recovery in legacy cases and lower CRE provisions. Staging (1+2 vs 3) is used to differentiate risk exposure levels.

This slide reports Deutsche Bank’s provisions for credit losses and the evolution of Stage 3 loans. It breaks down loss provisions and Stage 3 costs by banking division, showing increased Stage 3 ratio and stable coverage. It’s used to monitor asset quality and risk exposure.

It details credit loss expenses and impaired exposures, providing figures by business segment and the evolution of ECL coverage ratios over time.

The slide tracks credit loss expenses and gross impaired exposures by business segment over five quarters. It includes ECL coverage ratios, showing stable risk provisions. The data reflect UBS’s prudent risk management and trends in credit impairment.

Analyzes UBS’s credit loss expenses across GWM, P&C, IB, NCL segments for the last five quarters and tracks changes in expected credit loss (ECL) ratios. Provides granularity on gross credit-impaired exposures segmented by business line, supporting risk management insights.

This slide tracks provisions for credit losses, showing a decline in Stage 3 losses and a rise in Stage 1+2 overlays due to tariff risks and economic uncertainties. The Q1 2025 provision totals €471m, with a reduced share from Stage 3. Highlights explain the outlook for provisions remains stable but subject to economic and geopolitical changes. Close monitoring continues for vulnerable segments and tariff-related impacts.

This slide reports credit loss provisions and Stage 3 loans by banking segment from Q1 2024 to Q1 2025. It provides key figures on provision volumes, group and segment coverage ratios, and Stage 3 amortized cost, emphasizing changes in credit risk exposure and overall coverage strength.

This slide tracks Deutsche Bank’s credit loss provisions over five quarters, emphasizing a sharp drop in Stage 3 losses and a rise in Stage 1+2 due to broader macroeconomic and model-based factors.

Shows provisions for credit losses and Stage 3 loan balances by business unit from Q4 2023 to Q4 2024. Group-level ratios, coverage, and bps data illustrate a relatively stable risk environment, with investment and private banks absorbing most losses; Corporate Bank fluctuates moderately.

Displays Deutsche Bank's credit loss provisions over five quarters, detailing movements in Stage 1+2 and Stage 3 losses. Highlights note factors driving the provisions and outlook for FY2024, including macroeconomic improvements and CRE challenges.

This slide focuses on the quarterly provisions for credit losses, offering a detailed view of financial health and risk management strategies. It highlights trends and provides insights into the effectiveness of risk management practices within the financial sector.

Analyzes credit loss provisions and the status of stage 3 loans in Q1 2023 across various banking divisions, illustrating risk management and credit performance within the bank.

Depicts provision for credit losses over recent quarters, segmented by impairment stage. Notes elevated provisions in Q2 2024, driven by overlays, model changes, and impairment events. Commentary includes outlook for FY 2024 provisions and continued conservative risk management.

Shows Deutsche Bank’s annual and quarterly provisions for credit losses, including breakdown by segment and loan stage. Notes effects from Postbank integration and cyclical events. Q4 2024 saw a decline in Stage 3 provisions due to a legacy recovery.

Shows quarterly trend in provisions for credit losses, with emphasis on stable Stage 1+2 provisioning and increasing Stage 3 driven by the Private Bank. It notes macroeconomic adjustments and forecasts full-year provisions of ~€1.8bn.

The slide tracks provisions for credit losses over five quarters, indicating a shift toward Stage 1+2 provisions driven by tariff and geopolitical risks. It notes stable portfolio quality and stresses on monitoring vulnerable segments.

Illustrates quarterly credit loss provisions split by stage, showing a slight increase in Q3 2024 due to Stage 3 provisions. Includes analysis of underlying drivers and expected full-year provision (~€1.8bn).

The slide details the provisions for credit losses across different quarters, emphasizing the impact of economic factors and forecast adjustments.

Discusses changes in provisions for credit losses at Deutsche Bank, emphasizing improvements in risk management and economic forecasting.

Focuses on the trends in credit loss provisions at Deutsche Bank, showing historical data and recent quarterly changes. It is valuable for risk management analysis and financial planning.

This slide offers a detailed review of credit losses and exposure by banking segment, tracking changes over recent quarters. It helps in assessing the financial health and risk exposure of bank divisions, crucial for financial stability and regulatory compliance.

Depicts Deutsche Bank’s credit risk provisioning trends and stage 3 loans from Q1 2023 to Q1 2024. Credit losses peaked in Q4 2023 and declined slightly in Q1 2024. Coverage ratios and stage 3 loan volumes are tracked, showing increasing risk in Private Bank segment.

The slide discusses Deutsche Bank's provisions for credit losses and the status of stage 3 loans from Q1 2023 to Q1 2024, highlighting changes across Private Bank, Corporate Bank, and Investment Bank.

The slide details Deutsche Bank’s provision for credit losses by business segment over five quarters, alongside stage 3 loan balances and associated coverage ratios. It shows trends in credit provisioning and risk levels in private, corporate, and investment banking, highlighting the bank’s exposure and risk mitigation efforts.

The slide discusses the stress in the credit market, focusing on U.S. leveraged loans. It provides insights into the downgrade/upgrade ratio, interest rate coverage, and amendment trends.

The slide discusses concerns in credit markets, including rising interest rates and leverage multiples, along with mitigants like a strong economy.

This slide highlights the evolution of Brazil's data ecosystem and regulatory shifts enabling credit expansion. It includes market trends such as digitization, agribusiness financing, and fintech adoption, supported by a historical data timeline.

The slide shows the segmentation of the credit portfolio for the second quarter, organized by segment and geography. This is likely used for risk assessment, credit allocation, and portfolio management in financial services, giving an insight into the credit distribution across various regions and segments.

Breaks down total provisioning into components such as Postbank integration and real estate. Highlights stable asset quality, tapering impact from specific events, and anticipates lower provisions in 2025 due to waning special drivers.

The slide demonstrates improvements in the credit quality of the bank's loan portfolio, showing decreased delinquency and charge-off rates, as well as a healthier loan composition. It is ideal for presenting financial stability and risk management progress to stakeholders.

The slide analyzes the credit quality of different loan portfolios, highlighting their exposure to leveraged lending and the auto manufacturing sub-sector.

Discusses the bank's credit portfolio quality, focusing on the Shared National Credit portfolio, leveraged lending exposures, and the auto manufacturing sub-sector.

It discusses the dispersion across credit quality and the tightening spreads in most regions, except for Latin America. Important for regional credit risk analysis.

It discusses the increased variance among issuers and the bifurcation based on issuer credit quality. Important for assessing credit risk and issuer performance.

This slide compares UBS's credit ratings with key global banking peers across Moody’s, S&P, and Fitch for their operating companies. UBS holds relatively strong ratings, indicated with red diamonds, and is benchmarked against competitors like JPM, Barclays, and Citi.

It presents Macquarie Bank's credit ratings stability compared to other banks, highlighting resilience in ratings through financial events. This slide is likely used to reassure investors of Macquarie's solid standing and risk management over time, especially during economically turbulent periods.

It compares credit ratings for UBS and its peers, providing a visual representation of ratings across different agencies as of September 2023.

It highlights credit ratings for UBS and competitors' holding companies, detailing their ratings and outlooks as of September 2023.

The slide compares credit returns across various economic cycles, offering a detailed analysis of how different credit instruments perform in diverse economic conditions.

This slide highlights AXP’s superior exposure management capabilities, offering higher spend capacity while maintaining industry-leading low delinquency rates, enhancing both growth and risk control.

This slide shows American Express outperforming peers in card member loan growth while maintaining lower delinquency and write-off rates. It attributes success to superior credit risk management and premium customer base positioning.

Analyzes the credit risk profile and loan distribution by market and product type within Citibank's portfolio. It provides historical data and projections on credit losses, emphasizing a strong risk management framework.

The slide shows the tracking of credit and market movements by PMG analysts, with a focus on red flag exposure and the rating outlook for corporate bank portfolios.

Presents credit risk data and company distress levels across multiple sectors, providing insights into the economic impact and risk assessment by sector.

This slide outlines the Credit Journey service offered by Chase, showing various app functionalities aimed at enhancing customer engagement and providing value through tailored financial products and services.

The slide highlights Credit Suisse's resilience in maintaining positive revenue through various credit shocks since 2011, supported by visual data trends.

The slide highlights the broad tightening of credit spreads, with notable widenings in a few countries. Useful for tracking credit spread changes across emerging markets.

This slide examines credit spreads across major fixed income sectors, comparing current levels to historical ranges. It emphasizes widening spreads in high-yield and emerging market debt, highlighting potential risk and return opportunities across credit markets.

Provides an overview of stable credit trends in Citigroup’s branded card segment, influenced by strategic portfolio management. Highlights improvements in credit quality through higher FICO scores of new accounts and a reduction in lower score accounts, offering insights into risk management and underwriting strategies. A valuable tool for discussions on risk mitigation and credit management.

The slide analyzes credit performance metrics such as Delinquency and Net Charge-Offs over time, accompanied by a comparison of account quality and risk stratification efforts (ERS score categorization) between Citigroup and its peers. Designed to present trends in credit management and strategic shifts towards acquiring higher quality accounts.

Highlights credit performance trends for Citibank's branded cards and retail services, showing changes in loan quality and credit loss metrics over several quarters. Valuable for risk assessment and financial strategy development.

The slide offers an overview of the credit volume portfolio, highlighting the distribution across various sectors like export finance and real estate. It details risk metrics, emphasizing secured loans and the proportion of investment-grade exposure.

Examines the rapid increase in credit volumes under different scenarios and the decreasing share of emissions reductions from credits.

Shows GenAI applications for guiding consumers in credit workflows and financial wellness. Includes personalized insights, automated assistance, and financial coaching, progressing from simple automation to fully autonomous AI agents.

This slide compares the bank's credit performance with peers, highlighting NCO ratios and providing commentary on disciplined capital allocation and asset quality improvements.

This slide outlines the company's strategies for maintaining and extending its industry lead by expanding core data assets, differentiating new businesses, and leveraging innovation in financial technology and other services.

The slide presents trends in credit quality of US and European markets, distinguishing between investment grades and high yields. Useful for financial trend analysis.

Provides detailed view of credit loss provisions annually and quarterly.

Summarizes the changes in provisions for credit losses over time, showing how economic conditions and bank strategies impact the financial health and risk management.

The slide provides an overview of credit risk at JPMorgan Chase & Co., illustrating past performance and future outlook, which is crucial for risk management presentations.

The slide details the outlook on credit normalization, highlighting strong consumer balance sheets and expectations for normalization of delinquency rates and charge-offs in various loan categories.

The slide provides a positive credit outlook by showing historical and current net charge-offs, suggesting strong economic fundamentals and risk management strategies.

Reviews credit performance of Citizens compared to peer regional banks, highlighting non-performing loan ratios and overall credit quality, segmented by retail and commercial sectors.

This slide confirms the bank’s credit rating upgrades by various agencies, illustrating the financial stability and improved creditworthiness from 2019 to 2023, suitable for investment analysis.

The slide outlines Barclays Bank PLC’s FY23 creditor hierarchy, breaking down liabilities into structured notes, subordinated liabilities, and total equity. It explains the ranking of each component in terms of claim priority, with a focus on total equity and subordinated liabilities.

Outlines the liability structure of Barclays Bank PLC including £1,093.9bn in structured notes and other liabilities, £41.2bn subordinated liabilities, and £52.9bn equity. Describes the hierarchy of claims in the event of resolution.

This slide provides an overview of the company's creditworthiness, showcasing diverse revenue streams, strong management, and robust financial metrics. Aimed at investors or stakeholders for evaluating the company's operational success and strategic direction.

This slide explores public perceptions about crime trends, specifically homicide rates since 2000. The chart reveals that in most countries, a majority believe rates have risen, even where they have declined or remained stable.

This slide presents survey results from November 2024 identifying the top five global worries—crime/violence, inflation, inequality, unemployment, and corruption. It also reports on public sentiment regarding the direction of their country and their economy, showing more people feel things are on the wrong track.

Shows long-term public concern about crime and law enforcement. Peaks include riots and major crime events, with a notable increase again in 2024.

This slide shows the public’s concern over crime, law and order, violence, and anti-social behavior over time. Peaks in concern correlate with events such as riots or general elections. The data is sourced from Ipsos’ Issues Index.

The slide presents a country-level breakdown of the percentage of respondents selecting crime and violence as a top concern. Peru, Chile, and Sweden lead globally. Change indicators highlight recent shifts, revealing regions experiencing increasing concern.

The chart shows 31% of global respondents worry most about crime and violence, with Peru and Chile leading. Trends over time are also tracked, showing notable increases in Japan and Türkiye.

This slide presents public concern over crime and violence across 29 countries. Chile has the highest concern (68%), followed by South Africa (60%) and Peru (58%). The global average is 29%. The right-hand commentary discusses Latin America's prominence in concern and notes recent changes, such as increased concern in Chile and decreased concern in Mexico.

Advises on the expected evolution of a 'Nerve Center' during different phases of a crisis, beneficial for leadership and strategy planning.

The slide outlines strategic measures for crisis management in three phases—Flatten, Fight, Future—detailing specific actions like deep-diving into outcomes, refining processes, and coordinating other areas from a response team. It serves to guide strategic crisis management during different operational phases.