Contains vertical column charts showing the number of spinouts from Manchester universities, with descriptions of notable spinouts.

The slide presents a table with three columns: Industry, Mandatory/essential certification, and Provider. Various industries are listed along with corresponding certifications and providers. It includes logos of providers and icons for each industry.

Column charts showing M&A volume by region and sector, highlighting trends in North America and other regions.

This slide features a horizontal bar chart (bar chart) showing the frequency of manufacturer touchpoints with consumers post vehicle purchase across various regions.

This slide juxtaposes "Before" and "Future" scenarios with two images, representing the shift from manufacturing to a consumer-driven economy. Includes bar graphs showing GDP contribution changes over decades.

A heatmap displaying economic momentum across various metrics (services, manufacturing, consumer spending, employment, CPI inflation) for different countries, indicating an overall slump in global manufacturing.

Slide shows column charts tracking material margin over time and a line graph depicting intercompany volumes, supplemented with performance data annotations.

The slide compares ESG strategies, emission targets, and DEI practices between manufacturing and services companies using horizontal bar charts. Each section details specific metrics within these categories, highlighting the differences in their approach.

A world map pinpoints manufacturing locations, accompanied by stats on global presence and strategic positioning. Visuals include icons and location counts per region which are highlighted in different colors.

Three time-series charts (new orders, input purchases, output outlook) tracking manufacturing trends globally. Callouts and long-term average line.

Dual line chart format showing contraction in new orders and outlook for future output; consistent purple color scheme; annotations clarify key points; includes side implications.

Left bar and line chart showing China’s GDP and manufacturing growth; right panel lists India’s policy and economic enablers

Left bar chart on GVA contribution by sector; right line chart of IIP vs global peers

Three column charts showing global manufacturing indicators such as new orders, inventory restocking, and future output expectations.

Two-column layout with line and column charts depicting US ISM manufacturing index and US industrial production indexes from 2019-2024.

Features two line graphs showing year-over-year industrial production growth in the U.S. and EU. The slide uses red and blue lines against a light green background for clarity.

Bar chart detailing inefficiencies at various stages of the manufacturing value chain. Accompanied by detailed descriptions of inefficiencies and potential improvements.

This advanced slide features a U.S. map, a bar chart, and a line graph to represent data visually. The map is color-coded to show regional spending, the bar chart depicts manufacturing loans as a percentage of C&I loans by peer, and the line graph shows the trend in announced U.S. manufacturing jobs. Text boxes provide additional context for the visual data presented, all within a coherent color scheme.

Contains multiple bar charts tracking the Purchasing Managers’ Index by country and month, color-coded by performance levels.

The slide shows a bar chart for each country representing Manufacturing PMI data before and after COVID-19.

Multiple small column charts showing monthly PMI data for several countries, indicating levels of manufacturing activity with color coding for various performance levels.

The slide includes a radar chart depicting various performance metrics, text boxes with detailed survey insights, and small icons representing different aspects.

The slide contains three column charts illustrating the changing drivers for third-party engagement in Manufacturing, Public Sector, and Technology, Media & Telecom.

The slide has a blue and white color scheme with three comparative shift pattern diagrams for a manufacturing setting. It utilizes arrow graphics to indicate shift durations across different days of the week, with corresponding textual explanations in separate columns for description, pros, and cons.

Bar chart with vertical bars comparing April manufacturing performance against the previous 3-month average for 6 Southeast Asian countries.

Slide with column charts comparing offensive and defensive M&A strategies by industry, showing the adoption rates of various tactics.

Flowchart timeline with M&A and partnership logos on left; area chart on right

Contains multiple bar graphs and textual analysis. Utilizes a clean, professional layout focusing on M&A trends in the Philippines, including top bidders and deal values.

The slide features column charts illustrating the number of completed deals by type of buyer and top-three geography of targets from 2013 to 1H2019. The visual complexity is moderate, with clear segmentation of data by corporate and private equity.

Displays a detailed flowchart illustrating the end-to-end M&A process from strategy development to post-merger integration. It includes phases like target screening, due diligence, transaction execution, and integration steps highlighted in green.

Scaling sustainable bioeconomy utilization

The slide includes a map of Maranoa and several infographics showing economic output, employment, and emissions data for the region.

Features column charts showing the growth of loans originated and deposits, with a side bar detailing key attributes of the Marcus platform. The design is clean, with visual emphasis on data points.

The slide shows column charts for M&A deals in 2020 by region, comparing different sectors like Apparel, Cosmetics, and Hotels.

Slide shows column charts detailing EBIT margin growth projections with annotations on financial discipline.

Bubble chart plotting EBITDA vs gross margin changes (2019–2023) by company, with bubble size representing revenue.

Two halves divided; the left has text and a line graph showing margin and EBIT changes. The right half shows three overlapped area graphs depicting contributions to S&P 500 EPS growth. Both have analyst attribution and links to reports.

Icon-based numbered list (1-6) on a two-column layout, highlighting key trends with small supporting text blocks.

A table with key financial metrics on the left, a list of goals as a 5-year consumer opportunity in the center, and a column chart displaying forward pre-tax margin on the right.

Presents column charts with revenue and EBIT margin data across different product focuses (Tires, Electronics/Infotainment, Powertrain, etc.). Also includes a comparison of EBIT margins between traditional and new vehicle domains.

Includes a column chart showing the economic impact of Copernicus for marine environments, detailed bullet points describing the key applications and benefits, and a visual layout designed to focus on marine themes.

Slide contains three main visual elements: two column charts showing 'Container port traffic in the European Union (in million TEU)' and 'Total fisheries production in the European Union (in metric tons)', and various text blocks including a large title and bulleted list.

Features a circular ecosystem diagram with different industry roles such as Upgrader and Recycler, connected by arrows to indicate workflow, accompanied by descriptive text.

Features a list and several icons representing inefficiencies, alongside a table chart assessing inefficiency levels, with the maritime industry focus prominently displayed.

Bar charts comparing IMO and EU emission targets over time, supported by corporate commitments at the bottom. Balanced layout.

Left side: donut chart highlighting maritime sector’s share. Right: stacked bar showing vessel fuel types. Minimal text, infographic style.

Black-themed layout with two vertical bar comparisons and magnifying glass icon showing adjustment logic; simple structure.

Features two column charts displaying market size by generation in 2017 and projected for 2025, with annotations for generational contributions to market growth.

The slide is divided into three sections with circular icons, each section discussing a different strategic focus for new market assessments.

The slide features a set of heatmaps showing 1-month, 1-year, and 3-year returns for different market segments (large cap, mid cap, small cap) and regions (Global, U.S., International).

This slide displays a series of tables comparing 1-month, 1-year, and 3-year returns of different market segments. It uses a color gradient to signify performance levels and is easy to read, with distinct sections for 'Large Cap', 'Mid Cap', and 'Small Cap'.

Displays a multi-part column chart, detailing second-hand market behaviors between Chinese and US consumers in green and yellow tones.

Clustered bar chart showing sectoral returns across two periods (Jan-Oct 2023 and Nov 2023-Dec 2024); color-coded with annotation box at top.

A column chart showing the market cap of Brazil's top companies in 2010, 2015, and 2019 with significant downturns and recoveries noted.

This slide features bar charts comparing 2010 and 2019 market caps of top companies in Brazil, with tech vs. non-tech categorization.

The slide features a column chart and a table listing notable campaign targets by market cap. It focuses on the breakdown of campaigns by market cap and notable targets in different regions.

Stacked bar chart showing regional market cap in $T from 2010–2024 with share percentages

Column chart depicting the total market cap increase of the Global Top 100 companies from 2009 to 2018, highlighting growth areas and key contributors.

Column chart depicting changes in the total market cap of the Global Top 100 companies from 2017 to 2018, with sections showing new entries and survivors.

This slide features a line chart comparing the market cap changes over time for the US, China, and Europe. The slide includes textual analysis and bullet points on the left side.

A column chart depicting the increase in total market cap of the Global Top 100 companies from 2016 to 2017, highlighting different contributing factors such as new entries, survivors, and companies that exited the list.

Line graph comparing market capitalization of companies investing in innovation through a crisis versus the S&P 500 benchmark.

Slide contains two overlaid column charts comparing numbers of companies in different market capitalisation ranges between March 2023 and March 2022. Bars are color-coded in two shades of red, indicating the count for each year. Includes minimal text, primarily annotations for data values.

Column chart showing the distribution of market capitalizations of the Global Top 100 companies in 2009 and 2018, with textual analysis below.

The slide contains a column chart comparing the number of companies by market capitalization ranges. The design is clear with well-defined data segments.

The slide has a column chart comparing the number of companies by market capitalization ranges. The design is clear with well-defined data segments.

This slide displays a column chart showing the distribution of market capitalizations of the Global Top 100 companies in various ranges from $100bn to over $500bn, comparing the years 2021 and 2022.

The slide features a column chart displaying the total market capitalization of the Global Top 100 companies from 2012 to 2022. The chart highlights significant growth over the period, with key CAGR figures noted.

The slide contains two column charts showing total market capitalization data over the years, with text explanations on the side. The design is clear and data-centric.

Two column charts compare the market capitalization growth between US and China from 2010 to 2019, using flags for country identification and growth multiples noted on lines connecting the columns.

This slide contains a bar graph showing weighted average year-to-date local currency shareholder returns by industry, with varying bar widths representing market cap sizes. It has a clear title, a source line, and annotations for data points.

The slide contains a detailed table listing the market capitalization, number of companies, and ranking of various countries in the Global Top 100 companies by market capitalization from March 2021 to March 2022.

Column charts and text comparison of market capitalization changes in different regions, highlighting Europe's growth against other regions. Each region's performance is detailed with supporting data.

Stacked bar chart showing global market cap by industry sector over time (2010–2024), color-coded by performance tiers.

A column chart comparing the number of companies in different market cap ranges (<$50bn, $50bn-$75bn, etc.) for the years 2009 and 2017. Each range is represented by separate columns for each year.

The slide includes line charts and text, showing market capitalization trends of top technology companies and volatility over time.

A slide with column charts depicting the market cap of top 100 companies over time and a line chart showing market caps of top and bottom companies.

The slide displays two column charts: one showing the total market cap of the top 100 companies from 2009 to 2018, and another comparing the market caps of the top and bottom companies within this group. A red color scheme is used for the charts, with clear labels and data points for each year.

The slide features a title section with key highlights in bullet points. On the right side, several column charts display data about the market capitalization of top companies and the spread of companies by market cap. The slide uses a red and orange color scheme, with icons for quick reference to data points.

This slide uses two bar charts to show market cap values in 2010 versus 2019 for companies in the US and China, with a percentage of tech companies noted.

Featuring two bar charts comparing the decline in market cap for tech and non-tech segments in the S&P500 and the equity capital distribution in global buyout deals, categorized by industry sectors with a significant red section representing technology, specifically software and hardware.

Line charts showing the market cap of top 100 companies by region over time, with annotations and comparison of the US, Europe, and China/Hong Kong.

Features a column chart displaying changes in planned premiums and exposure for 2019 versus 2018 across multiple insurance lines, highlighted with color differentiation.

A slide with vertical column charts analyzing the market share by different retail channels from 2014 to 2019, including online, department stores, and specialty stores.

This slide uses a combination of text boxes and flowcharts to compare the wholesale, primary retail, and secondary retail markets, with revenue and price per domain details.

Features a column chart and lists of companies showing changes in market composition and capitalization. The slide is moderately dense with visual and textual data.

The slide contains a column chart showing market concentration levels across different access modes, including direct, search, and social media referrals. Annotations explain the concentration differences across access modes.

Dual bar charts comparing Colorado vs countrywide market share of top 5 and top 10 carriers (2017–2021); two callout boxes explain implications and trends; consistent dark/light blue coloring.

Includes line charts and a bar chart comparing the performance, valuation, and earnings contribution of the top 10 stocks in the S&P 500.

This slide features a combination chart with a column chart for sales growth percentage (gray) and a line chart for sales and new listings forecast (blue and gray).

The slide includes a column chart comparing annual sales and new listings growth by home type.

The slide includes multiple vertical column charts showing underlying profit/loss before tax across various business units in Q3 2023.

Line graph illustrating the loss ratio progression for cargo accounts from 2014 to Q2 2018.

Features a Venn diagram illustrating the crossover between fashion and sportswear, supplemented by a pyramid graph showing market segments.

The slide includes lists and icons categorizing main demand areas and suppliers, complemented by descriptive texts. The layout is clean, with well-sectioned content.

The slide contains a matrix and a column chart. The matrix shows the index returns for large, mid, and small caps across value, core, and growth categories for the first quarter of 2024. The column chart shows sector returns for the S&P 500 index over the same period.

Split into two columns: favorable vs. unfavorable environments for portfolio performance. Icons show upward/downward trends. Includes examples from 2020 and 2022. Clean text-heavy layout with large headings and bullets.

Shows various graphs and charts detailing the segmentation of the European Earth Observation market over time.

Contains a map of the U.S. highlighting market expansion, two column charts contrasting new account openings and deposit balances by source, and explanatory text.

This slide emphasizes expansion strategy with bullet points detailing market attractiveness, cross-LOB customers, omni-channel strategy, and smart footprint, alongside a column chart showing an increase in U.S. customer footprint from 69% to 93%. The layout is clean, with the chart on the right and the bullet points arranged on the left for easy comparison and reference.