Pie charts and statistic blocks highlighting customer data interaction and trust issues.

Slide is divided into three labeled sections (A–C) with circular data visuals, percentage figures, and explanations. Clear separation of content with red/green/yellow traffic light indicators.

The slide has a combination of column and bar charts with a detailed breakdown of the roles and tools used for data analysis and analytics.

The slide features detailed text on the left discussing digital transformation benefits and a vertical column chart on the right showing suggested improvements for decision-making.

This slide has detailed text on the left discussing data improvement strategies and a vertical column chart on the right showing effective actions taken by CFOs to enhance data insights.

Diagram details various stages of data maturity in marketing from "Nascent" to "Pioneer" with descriptive activators for each stage.

The slide is split into two sections: key analytical inputs and a matrix for a data-driven ASC strategy. It lists various data analysis methods and strategic questions.

The slide features a flowchart explaining the data-driven approach to marketing, covering data integration, real-time monitoring, and result quantification.

A table and indicators showing performance in data-driven marketing strategies.

Pie charts and column charts showing the importance and impacts of data-led customer engagement.

The slide displays two sets of column charts. The left chart shows survey responses with the United States bar highlighted in yellow. The right chart includes labels for each bar.

The slide shows multiple line charts illustrating the number of de-SPAC mergers announced and completed, as well as their post-merger performance from 2018 to 2022.

This slide includes column charts, pie charts, tables, and bullet points with highlighted key figures. Uses purple and blue to indicate different data sets.

Column charts illustrate the progression of risk-weighted assets and leverage exposure from 3Q22 to 2025 targets.

Column chart with future projections and quotes from VCs, along with a title and explanatory text on the side.

Includes a bar graph, circular sub-segment chart, and bullet-point commentary. Emphasizes data and themes with yellow callout icons on a dark grey background.

A straightforward presentation of column charts depicting deal count and private funding value over several years. Each chart uses a different shade of blue to distinguish between years, with dotted lines indicating changes in the deal value. The layout is clear, with titles and figures that are easily readable.

This slide features a large number 1, a bar graph with yearly deal flow data, two column charts comparing deals by country and funding by sector, and bullet points with key insights.

The slide contains a table and text analyzing the decline in deal numbers across technology subsectors, emphasizing macroeconomic forces as the driving factor.

Two stacked bar charts: left shows number of deals by series; right shows VC invested ($B). Color-coded by funding stage.

Line graph showing median deal size by series, with sharp peaks in D+ rounds.

Dual-panel chart; left shows median deal size by stage; right shows deal outcome distribution (up/down).

Line graph on the left displays median deal size by series; a purple text box on the right contains commentary and an executive photo.

Stacked vertical bar chart showing deal count by funding size categories for 2023 vs. 2024. Labels indicate volume distribution. Accompanied by detailed paragraph analysis.

The layout of this slide is clear, featuring column charts to represent deal values across several years. The design employs shades of blue with clean text to convey the data, ensuring readability and focus.

Stacked vertical bars representing deal values in US$ billion by sector from 2020–2024; fewer high-value deals in recent years; emphasis on top deals.

The slide contains a text box on the left about transaction factors, with a column chart on the right illustrating the most important factors for managers when considering potential transactions.

Left-aligned bar and line graphs with numerical labels; right-aligned bullet point insights in yellow on a black background.

Two column charts showing the preferred purchase channels (dealership, online, leasing, etc.) and payment methods (cash, finance, subscription) for EV buyers.

Column charts showing the number of deals, deal types, and deal sizes in various segments excluding infrastructure and real estate for 2020-2022.

The slide shows a column chart with different colors representing various types of financial instruments and their maturities spread over the coming years. A legend on the right details the amounts and maturity years. The Michelin logo is at the bottom left.

Includes a stacked column chart showing debt maturity by year and a small pie chart detailing credit ratings. Design elements highlight key statistics like '€600mln ESG linked Term Loan' and credit rating changes over time from three agencies.

Bar chart illustrating the split of gross debt by maturity year from 2023 to 2028, with significant amounts maturing in 2022 and 2025, represented in millions of euros.

Slide features column charts and statistical data on partnership growth, deal numbers, and discount rates within the debt collection market.

This slide shows two column charts comparing gross debt from 2016 to 2021 and the cost of funding over the same period, annotated with percentage changes, and includes bullet-pointed text.

Contains a column chart of debt figures over time, another column chart of breakeven costs, with a line showing a reduction in breakeven rates due to strategic actions.

Two primary visual elements are present. The left section shows a blue column chart detailing 'NET INTEREST-BEARING DEBT' in euros over five quarters, with a noticeable downward trend. The right section shows a grey-scale column chart of the 'MATURITY STRUCTURE OF INTEREST-BEARING DEBT' for the upcoming years, demonstrating an extended maturity profile. The upper right corner provides a real-life connection with an image of two people in a hallway, symbolizing the corporate world.

A line graph depicting the trend in debt leverage over several fiscal quarters with targets set for future ratios.

Pie chart for portfolio breakdown, bar chart for maturity breakdown, and another bar chart for fair value GAP.

Slide has a pie chart detailing portfolio composition and column charts showing maturity breakdown and fair value gap.

The slide features a line chart showing Nigeria’s debt dynamics versus capital importation over time, with separate lines for each metric.

Two-column layout with bar and line charts depicting US federal budget deficits/surpluses and interest payments on government debt from 2000-2023.

Pie chart and bar chart showing debt composition and debt maturity schedule, including interest rates and amounts.

Line chart tracking credit to governments and private sectors as % of GDP from 2000–2022; GFC and COVID-19 marked; right panel includes context and insights

Slide includes multiple column charts showing trends in net debt to EBITDA and fixed charge coverage ratios over several quarters. Colors differentiate consolidated from net recourse debt.

Line chart showing federal interest and debt levels as a percentage of GDP.

Combination of a data table, bar chart, and pie chart; blue-themed, clean, and data-dense.

Combination of two column charts detailing upcoming debt maturities and available liquidity.

Vertical logic tree layout in grayscale and blue, progressing through 3 assessment steps. Boxes contain decision questions and flow to "Yes"/"No" outcomes. Blue highlights indicate enabling status.

Detailed process flow diagram with multi-stage progression bar and three guiding questions. Extensive use of text and color-coded segments for stages.

Three-column layout showing stakeholder-specific use cases for general partners, limited partners, and portfolio companies. Minimalistic icons and a mountain backdrop.

Three-column structured slide with vertical dividers and horizontal row labels. Each column corresponds to a decarbonisation stage: Preparing to Decarbonise, Aligning, Aligned to Net Zero. Includes detailed bullets under “Definition” and “Plan Criteria”. Color-coded headers for clarity.

The slide has a dark blue background with white text and icons. It includes four sections with titles and descriptions, each illustrated with a simple icon representing CO2-related actions.

Vertical bar chart centered, split into sectors by emission contribution, with supporting bullet points and infographic elements on the right.

This Diagram Slide showcases 'Watèa by Michelin' with diagrams and icons, highlighting the transition to electric light commercial vehicles (LCVs). It presents the stakes of this transition, fleet pain points, and Michelin's value proposition. The use of diagrams, pictograms, and a central circular graphic visually conveys the information effectively, with clear labels and a coherent color scheme.

Funnel-style infographic breaking down process into four steps; left side lists opportunity areas; right includes examples under “Nature and Agriculture.”

Features a combination of bar graphs and textual analysis, using color coding to differentiate data points across multiple sectors.

Includes a column chart displaying carbon abatement potential against abatement cost for different sectors. Descriptive text explains the significance of each data point.

Four-column layout with green-highlighted section headers, icons, and explanatory text in blocks

Tabular matrix chart with ideas, sectors, and screening criteria (abatement, feasibility, interest); clean, grid-based layout.

Two comparative infographic elements showing survey results: one indicating the percentage of companies seeing $1 million+ in annual benefits, and the other showing those seeing $100 million+ in benefits from emission reductions.

Three-column layout using numbered blocks and icons; color-coded sections show pitfalls of sector-based strategies

Consists of a series of green bars assessing different solutions' abatement potential, technology readiness, and other factors across various sectors like transport and energy, all aligned in a clear, organized manner.

Presents a detailed abatement cost curve for a steel plant, categorizing various decarbonization technologies and their potential impacts.

Slide compares decarbonization technologies across three readiness levels: proven, market ready, and emerging, with clear categorization.

Continuation of prior slide format with three rows comparing trend adoption across performance groups. Blue pie charts indicate perceived increases.

Column charts illustrating degrees of decentralization in organizations and adherence to third-party standards, accompanied by a point of view from Deloitte.

Comparative pie charts segmented by performance groups. Each row examines a different CHQ trend.

The slide includes a bar chart showing the factors influencing customers' decisions to subscribe, categorized by different subscription types such as digital services, consumable products, and e-commerce.

The slide includes a bar chart showing the factors influencing customers' decisions to subscribe, categorized by different subscription types such as digital services, consumable products, and e-commerce.

The slide includes a circular diagram showing Ipsos' competitors by sectors and specialties.

Bar graph with six categories comparing successful and unsuccessful businesses on practices used.

This slide presents a list of steps for increasing organizational speed with corresponding descriptive icons, suggesting methods for operational improvements.

Line graph with country-specific trends from 2016–2023 showing agreement that “[Country] is in decline”; left panel with text and methodology.

Split layout with a bold title on the left and horizontal bar chart on the right. Clean and minimal.

Horizontal bar chart ranking 31 countries by agreement with the statement “is in decline”; includes “agree,” “neither,” and “disagree” percentages, with 2023 vs. past year comparisons shown on the right.

This slide includes a simple office backdrop with a bar chart detailing the proactive measures taken by risk teams. It compares data from 2023 and 2021, showing a general decrease in activities such as "Utilized new technology" and "Expanded the range of risks." Percentages are listed next to each category to show the level of engagement in various risk-related activities.

A slide with a large column chart showing the percentage of leaders and laggards who believe in the importance of decoupling IT systems for adaptability.

Left side shows a rising line graph of deep learning studies on PubMed (2005–2019); right side has a bubble chart of studies per medical field. Includes a prominent quote at the bottom.

This slide includes multiple column charts comparing the needs and priorities of deep tech startups in France, the USA, and the RoW.

Line charts showing "Global Default Rates and Distress Ratios" with separate lines for "Default Rate," "HY Distress Ratio," and "Loan Distress Ratio" over time from 1998-2023.

It has a mix of column charts, a line chart, and text sections. The color red is used to accentuate key figures and headers. Charts are labeled for clarity.

Line graph with peak annotations; horizontal time axis (1983–2025) and vertical percentage scale (0–80).

Navy blue line chart (1999–2025) with event markers for terrorism, wars, and global crises (e.g., Ukraine invasion); fluctuating concern levels.

Vertical bar graph of domestic vs. export defense market; key drivers listed in a right-hand box

Dual-axis bar and line chart with red bars for per capita spending and a thin grey line for % of GDP

Text-heavy slide with purple bar chart showing perception of defense shifts by region

Two-column layout with left side featuring a horizontal bar chart and summary; right side includes detailed text with bold subheadings. Clean design with purple-accented chart.

Orange-dominant bar chart showing country-level agreement on boosting defense spending; includes categories: increase, same, unsure, decrease

Horizontal bar chart with support levels for increasing, maintaining, or lowering defense budgets, and change from 2023.

Features several column charts illustrating the percentage of deficient ratings in talent management by line of business. The charts are color-coded by business line, with detailed legends and labels to clarify the data.

Waterfall chart comparing spending and revenue measures; large contrast between top and bottom segments; left panel describes fiscal goals.

The slide presents a categorized summary of various economic indicators with text descriptions. Color-coded boxes indicate the direction and extent of changes for each category.

Line graph tracking tree cover loss (2018–2022) across countries; takeaways on the right

The slide features a column chart and multiple data points showing reduction in Securitized Products assets and Non-Core Unit exposure. Bullets summarize key reductions achieved.

Column chart compares capital markets issuance and redemption volumes from 2021 to 2023. Bullets provide key messages on funding strategy.

Line charts showing US new delinquent loan balances and total household debt as a percentage of disposable income from 2003 Q1 to 2023 Q4.

Features column charts and a line graph detailing loan loss rates and impairment charges over several quarters. The layout is straightforward, using contrasting colors to differentiate between different types of data, providing a clear visual representation of trends and specifics.

Mixed chart showing delinquencies, loan loss rates, and impairment charges by quarter, alongside reserve build and write-offs.

Slide features a title on top, two-column charts comparing Chase's delinquency rate to industry, and Chase's servicing cost per unit from FY14 to FY18. Red highlights draw attention to specific data points. Small text and footnotes are at the bottom.