Slide contains two columns, left column with text, right with a bar chart showing technology investment percentages

This slide features a white and orange title against a grayscale molecular design in the background. It lists three opportunities and challenges related to digitization, such as 'Digitization for growth', 'Digitization of Globalization', and 'Digitization of Work', with the third point highlighted.

This slide mirrors the layout of slide 1852 with the same title, list, and background design. However, no particular point is highlighted on this slide.

Bar chart ranked by agreement with the statement advocating for referendums over elected officials’ decisions; changes from 2021 are included.

The slide features a column chart showing the ratio of direct to distributed traffic across different news outlets. Bars are vertically oriented and labeled with different news sources like BBC, MSN, Breitbart, Daily Mail, etc.

Full-width time-series line chart; visualizes percentage of people believing country is on right/wrong track.

Horizontal bar chart sorted by perception; national data ranked by % saying country is on wrong track.

Single line chart tracking long-term global averages of direction sentiment; minimal text and clean layout.

The slide features column charts comparing the financial gains of Disability Inclusion Leaders to other participants in 2018 and 2021, with commentary on the increasing gap.

The slide includes column charts showing the financial performance of Disability Inclusion Leaders compared to other participants, highlighting revenue, net income, and economic profit.

The slide includes a bar chart comparing the productivity of Disability Inclusion Leaders to industry peers, measured as revenue per employee.

Split layout with left text and right demographic breakdown via horizontal bar chart.

Bar chart showing share of companies mentioning disability inclusion in 10-K filings, divided into leaders, other participants, and industry peers.

Line chart showing trends in disability inclusion-related mentions on Glassdoor from 2010 to 2021, comparing leaders, other participants, and industry peers.

The slide features a detailed breakdown of disaster-related spending versus budget allocations over several years, presented in column charts with annotations about specific disasters and their financial impacts.

Features blue and white color scheme with a large column chart showing economic benefits from 2018 to 2020, and several flow diagrams depicting various impacts of disaster response enhancements.

Horizontal bar chart indicating confidence levels in government response to natural disasters; Canada and US highlighted; global average shown.

Confidence levels shown via horizontal bar chart; U.S. and Canada marked in contrasting colors.

This slide is split into three sections, each with icons and brief points, complemented by a column chart in the middle section showing growth from 2017 to 2018. It emphasizes daily discipline, model optimization, and future transformation strategies.

The slide shows a dark background with a complex layered area chart illustrating net revenue, charge-offs, and reserve changes over a projected timeline.

A stacked column chart showing the volume of disclosed transactions in the education sector categorized by bidder type (corporate, private equity, undisclosed) from 2015 to 2023.

A stacked column chart displaying the number of global education disclosed transactions by year and region from 2015 to 2023. Annotations provide context on significant transactions and regional trends.

Features a moody, fog-covered forest in muted tones spanning the entire background, overlaid with a sharp, geometric clear cut in the center, providing a visual metaphor for 'disconnect'.

Two bar charts: left for discounter sales share, right for private label volume share, covering 2019–2029.

Horizontal bar chart showing % of consumers who shopped more or less at different retail formats, with net change column; blue/purple color scale and German flag

Slide features a stacked column chart comparing discount levels observed by consumers in different countries over three months. Colors indicate whether discounts are higher, in line, or lower than pre-crisis levels.

Contains column charts comparing the observation of discount levels on automotive purchases in the US, Europe, and Asia, with distinctions between premium and volume categories.

Line chart showing percentage of discouraged SMEs by country over time; key insights explain causes and compare NL to peers.

Column chart comparing the sources of discovery (digital vs. offline) for LTV and OTT, with a narrative on industry myths vs. consumer reality.

Bar chart comparing planned buying vs. discovery-led buying, key message header, and explanatory text.

The slide includes multiple column charts showing the size and forecast growth of the global discrete automation market by geography, end market, and component.

Bar chart comparison of men’s and women’s survey responses across various groups (e.g., people with disabilities, LGBTQ+, neurodivergent individuals). Left-side commentary explains gender differences in perceptions.

Bar chart with four color-coded generational groups (Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, Baby Boomers), displaying perceived unfair treatment across various groups. Clean layout, left-aligned question, right-aligned bars.

Horizontal bar chart ranking groups by perceived unfair treatment; turquoise bars; change column at right.

Horizontal bar chart grouped by generation, each group color-coded. Lists six demographics believed to face unfairness.

The slide uses a balanced combination of text and dual bar charts to compare perspectives of Millennials and Gen Zs on systemic racism. It includes a quote, a descriptive text, and two bar charts with contrasting green shades.

This slide has a text section and a bar chart. It visually represents the positive and negative impacts of political and social discussions at work as perceived by employees. The chart uses contrasting colors to differentiate between positive and negative impacts.

Horizontal bar chart showing positive vs. negative perceptions by country about how energy transition affects disease outbreaks globally.

A column chart showing year-over-year percentage change in headline CPI from 2022 to 2025F for global and various regions including the US, Euro area, UK, Japan, China, India, LatAm, ASEAN, MENA, and SSA.

Column chart displaying y/y percentage change in headline CPI from 2022 to 2025F across global regions, color-coded for each year.

Line chart comparing the unemployment rate with the Atlanta Fed wage growth tracker, showing trends from 1998 to 2024. Includes annotations highlighting key points.

Horizontal bar chart by country with strong pink title emphasis; percentage agreement shown; global average marked.

Countries ranked by confidence in government ability to counter disinformation; Canada in lower segment.

Features a line chart tracking the usage of channel partners by companies over a decade. Each point is annotated for clarity, and different sectors are highlighted with distinct colors. The layout includes a text box that provides additional insights and context to the trend depicted.

Bar chart with range bars and diamond indicators; category axis at bottom; gray bars and orange markers

Three-section layout: average sector/stock correlation line chart, breadth index with historical context, and return dispersion stats. Blue gradient for breadth intensity.

Slide includes a column chart and a circular diagram detailing global and country-specific data on internally displaced people due to conflict or disasters, supplemented with textual analysis and icons.

Bar charts and a pie chart detail the status and origins of forcibly displaced people, with emphasis on Syria and Turkey.

Line charts on this slide show the development of annual disposable income in various country clusters, marked by simple graphical elements for clarity.

Line charts showing US y/y average hourly earnings and inflation, and real consumption expenditures and disposable income trends.

Contains bullet points and a team section with icons representing professional qualifications.

Lists in a clean column format, focusing on various dispute resolution areas.

The slide depicts a timeline of alerting, understanding, reacting, and recovery from disruptions in operations, supported by a line graph showing time intervals for different companies.

A multi-graph layout depicting the "Accenture Global Disruption Index" with separate graphs for overall disruption and various factors like Economic, Social, and Technological. The graphs show trends over time, with the overall level of disruption having a notable increase marked "~200%."

The slide is text-heavy with bullet points under three headers: Depth of disruption, Length of disruption, and Shape of recovery, each with key indicators to monitor.

The slide includes two column charts showing the level of vitality and preparedness to survive disruption. It also features a line chart comparing past and future disruption preparedness levels.

This slide features two graphs. The left graph is a bar chart showing the NPV of expected losses in various industries over 10 years. The right graph, also a bar chart, displays the frequency of operational disruptions by duration.

The slide includes a pie chart and multiple column charts analyzing the impact of disruptive technologies on different portfolios and investment strategies.

Vertical bar chart showing market share growth from 2013 to 2022; key financial metrics highlighted on right.

The slide features a line chart and a box plot related to sovereign debt restructuring. The layout is technical and detailed.

Left-aligned bar chart with funding sources, right-aligned text box with insights and expert quote; image banner and dark theme box top

This slide contains two bar charts. The left chart illustrates the U.S. distressed loan volume outstanding in USD billions, while the right chart shows business bankruptcy filings by year from 2008 to 1Q24 in thousands.

A flowchart depicting the transformation of fund distribution channels from a traditional linear model to an emerging digital (on-chain) distribution model. Includes roles like fund managers, custodians, and transfer agents, with arrows indicating the process flow.

A bar graph comparing gross and EBITDA margins across various distribution companies, titled "Distribution businesses can have very different margin profiles."

Flow diagram showing structure of OEM and IAM (aftermarket) distribution channels; includes producers, wholesalers, retailers, and end customers

The slide includes a column chart showing the distribution yield per share compared to the share price for various Real Estate investment companies.

The slide shows a line chart comparing the distribution yield of Swiss Real Estate funds with the yield on the 10-year Swiss government bond from 1995 to 2024, using blue and green.

The slide features a column chart comparing the distribution yield per share for various Swiss Real Estate funds, with average SXI yield as a reference line in green.

Map of Canada highlighting regions, accompanied by a pie chart and bullet points.

Two side-by-side hourglass diagrams labeled "Pharmaceutical distribution dynamics" and "Industrial components," comparing the distribution chain in both sectors with text annotations.

Includes column charts and icons indicating changes in luxury goods market distribution channels from 2019 to 2025F.

The slide features a complex network illustration of partnerships and sector positioning, alongside two blocks describing business strengths.

Detailed roadmap timeline outlining key milestones from Q4 2020 to the end of 2021 for vaccine distribution under various scenarios.

The slide features a column chart showing the distribution yield per share compared to the share price for various companies.

A column chart showing the distribution yield per share of various real estate investment companies. The X-axis lists companies, and the Y-axis represents distribution yield percentages up to 5%.

A column chart showing the distribution yield per share of various real estate investment companies. The X-axis lists companies, and the Y-axis represents distribution yield percentages up to 5%.

Vertical bar chart ranking countries based on composite agreement with five key political distrust statements; uniform dark purple bars represent total agreement percentages.

Inverted sentiment slide—agreement here indicates distrust; green bar for agree dominates

Reverse tone: a negative sentiment statement, measuring suspicion. Design follows same bar chart layout with percentages of agreement/disagreement.

Bar chart depicting skepticism; high “agree” means higher distrust; visual emphasis on concern.

Dual bar chart comparing % of people who consider three professions (politicians, gov’t ministers, ad execs) trustworthy vs. untrustworthy from 2018 to 2023.

The slide includes a pie chart with segments in blue and green. The text is split into two columns, with a clear distinction between chart interpretation and additional context.

Includes a pie chart with blue and green segments. Text is divided into two columns, offering detailed explanations of the survey results and their implications for workplace diversity.

The slide displays a combination of a column chart and a matrix of colored dots indicating asset classes, products, channels, and regions. It is blue and red themed with a key to symbols.

Scatterplot showing operating margin vs. customer engagement across product categories (beauty, spa, décor, etc.). Bubble sizes indicate market size. Pink/red bubbles differentiate lifestyle vs. personal goods.

Comparative pie charts (2017, 2022, Post SGGP) showing capacity and regional distribution; includes volumes, utilisation, and material categories

Three pie charts showing breakdown by geography, sector, and client concentration.

Bar chart comparing returns of different asset classes. Includes icons, dotted lines, and callout text boxes.

Slide is split into three vertical bar chart sections with labeled headings and blue dividers. Colors differentiate sectors and index groups (blue, orange, purple, green). Includes labels and percentages above each bar. Source notes and disclaimers appear at the bottom.

Pie chart showing high quality credit portfolio distribution and strategies for risk management.

The slide features two charts: a scatter plot of realized total return vs. realized volatility, and a bar chart showing risk-adjusted returns by stock allocation.

Left section features bullets and examples; right scatter plot maps participation vs followership by sport

Multi-line chart with a similar format to slide 17241, tracking P/B ratios for Chase, US Bank, BofA, and Wells Fargo from 2019–2023.

Donut chart showing preferred age of supervisors and detailed text on the importance of age, gender, and cultural diversity in the workplace.

A slide with a three-part flow diagram at the bottom and text boxes at the top, discussing the impact of diversity interventions through analytics. The slide is moderately detailed with visual elements and text explanations.

Text-heavy slide with a clear title and several bullet points; includes a timeline highlighting diversity milestones.

The slide contains bar graphs comparing gender and ethnic diversity at various levels within the organization against target goals for future years.

Features a photo of a diverse team with text on managed flexibility and the principles that guide it.

This slide features a variety of bar and column charts, and textual data displaying statistics such as gender diversity, cultural origin, and turnover rates among PwC staff. The color scheme is predominantly orange and white.

The slide is split into two columns with the left side displaying four sections titled 'GLOBAL DISABILITIES', 'GLOBE+', 'MILITARY AND VETERANS', and 'MULTICULTURAL', each with descriptive text. The right column features a single photo of a person with a short description below, emphasizing inclusivity and community. The header and footer are consistent with a corporate design template, and there's a '22' page number in the bottom right. The overall design is professional with a focus on textual information.