The slide analyzes differences in focus on diversity targets among different groups within HR, emphasizing gaps in initiatives.

The content emphasizes the strategic importance of diversity within the company, presenting data on gender and ethnic diversity and trends over time. It is likely used to communicate the company's commitment to inclusive practices.

This slide correlates diversity and inclusion strategies with the demographics of investment professionals and partners. It provides insights into the effectiveness of diversity strategies in the financial sector.

This chart explores public perceptions of how well schools embrace diversity. There is substantial variation, but a general positive trend is seen in countries like Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia.

Discusses the complexity and importance of diversity in shaping societal values and interactions, serving as an educational tool to enhance understanding and appreciation of diversity in global contexts.

Provides strategies for outperforming the broad market by focusing on consistent dividend growth and stock selection within growing industries.

This slide explains Fresenius' progressive dividend policy, illustrating payout ratios over years and highlighting the company's commitment to shareholder returns.

The slide examines global equity income by comparing buyback and dividend yields across regions and tracking dividend payout ratios over time.

Highlights dividend yield comparisons across indices (S&P 500, MSCI World, etc.) and explores volatility and stock correlation trends using VIX and median.

The slide presents a detailed analysis of dividend yields and market volatility, showing trends over time and current statistics for different indices and the VIX.

The slide analyzes dividend yields and market volatility, providing historical and current data. Useful for understanding investment risks and returns.

Provides insight into the market's risk profile by correlating dividend yields with market volatility, valuable for investors managing risk in their portfolios.

This slide provides data on shareholder distributions, including dividends and buybacks over different periods, demonstrating an increase in both areas.

Outlines Deutsche Bank’s trajectory for shareholder distributions, including share buybacks and dividends from 2022–2026. Reaffirms FY 2025 dividend guidance of €1/share and plans to exceed €8B total payout. Highlights capital efficiency.

This slide outlines Deutsche Bank’s strategy for increasing shareholder returns via dividends and buybacks. It shows annual payout progression through 2026 and reaffirms guidance for 2024–2025. A €3.3bn distribution by Q3 2024 is reported, aiming to exceed the €8bn target.

Depicts American Express’s long-term commitment to shareholder returns through growing dividends and consistent share repurchases. Shows CAGR trends for dividend growth, reflecting disciplined capital allocation.

Analyzes the dividend yield and total return metrics for Permian Resources compared to its peers, emphasizing resilience and growth potential in fluctuating markets.

Shows the pattern of dividends declared under a specific corporate strategy with financial outcomes over five quarters, emphasizing steady growth and shareholder value.

Discusses the company’s consistent dividend growth over the years, contrasting it with the industry average to highlight its strength in returning shareholder value.

The slide provides insights into dividend growth estimates and global dividend yields by region and market segment.

Projects long-term dividend growth, discussing factors that might influence future financial policies.

This slide highlights a record interim dividend of $0.1988 per share in 1H 2024, representing a 76% increase over 2023. It shows historical dividend trends and underscores BOC Aviation’s financial strength and shareholder returns.

The slide illustrates Ipsos’ shareholder value strategy through increasing dividends and a share buyback program aimed at capital reduction, underscoring financial health and shareholder returns.

This slide shows the distribution of dividends and share buybacks over time, highlighting plans and financial forecasts to inform investment decisions.

Outlines Deutsche Bank’s commitment to shareholder returns via dividends and share buybacks. Sets cumulative capital distribution target of €8bn through 2025–26. Confirms recent payouts and provides forward guidance on increased shareholder returns.

Displays dividend payments from 2020 to 2023 and details on share buyback in 2023, emphasizing shareholder value creation through dividends and share buybacks.

Showcases the growth of L'Oréal's dividends over time, emphasizing the loyalty bonus for long-term shareholders, reflecting shareholder value and financial stability.

Historical perspective on the contribution of dividends to total returns of U.S. large company stocks, showing that dividends have been a significant and steady source of return across many decades.

The slide emphasizes the sustainability of dividends by comparing gross yield, dividend growth rate, and frequency of dividend increases between Equity Income and the Russell 1000 Value Index over the trailing twelve months.

This slide measures agreement with the idea that companies must take sides in societal divisions to thrive. India leads in agreement at 68%, while Japan and South Korea show the least support. The global average agreement is 43%.

The chart measures the perceived ease of scheduling doctor appointments. India, South Korea, and Malaysia report the highest ease, while Hungary and France are at the bottom. The slide helps assess accessibility of primary healthcare services.

The slide compares levels of trust in doctors across various countries, highlighting Spain, Netherlands, and Indonesia at the top. The global average for trust is 58%, with South Korea and Japan showing the lowest scores.

The slide explores drivers of the U.S. dollar, including historical dollar index cycles, the trade balance as % of GDP, and interest rate differentials with developed markets. It outlines current trends and historic context.

It analyzes the distribution of domainer-owned Dot-Com registrations, identifying four types of registrants and their respective proportions.

This slide discusses the easing of domestic activity and trade in Q4 amid heightened inflation and credit expansion. It also covers Russia’s fiscal stance and potential economic challenges in 2024.

This slide projects a reduction in the supply-demand gap in the ASEAN steel market by 2030 through new domestic capacity expansions, aimed at reducing import reliance.

This slide illustrates the rise in Indian household incomes and changing income distribution, projecting a significant increase in affluent and elite households by 2030. It emphasizes rising domestic demand as a major driver of economic growth.

This slide highlights the shift in green investments toward domestic sources and corporate investors. Corporates dominate recent deals, especially in large-scale and data center projects. Domestic investment grew significantly, while foreign investments declined. Climate funds show strong growth, despite being a smaller segment.

This slide discusses the increasing importance of domestic value-added production in exports from 2011 to 2018 across key economies like China, the US, the EU, and Germany. It attributes this shift to structural policy choices, global events like COVID-19, and supply chain pressures. Survey data forecasts further reshoring through 2025.

Reveals brand preference distribution in multiple product categories. Majority of Chinese consumers lean toward domestic brands, with few preferring foreign brands exclusively. Highlights trend toward eco-conscious shopping.

Highlights gender disparities in domestic responsibilities, using data to show how household tasks are divided among family members.

It presents data on the proportion of shoppers intending to donate during the holiday season and the average amount they plan to spend on donations.

This slide tracks the expected down payment percentages for future purchases, highlighting trends among all buyers and first-time buyers specifically.

This slide demonstrates the performance of the S&P 500 following major drawdowns, providing insights into market recovery patterns.

This slide illustrates how JPMorgan Equity Income outperformed during every market drawdown of 10% or more. The chart quantifies 1-year rolling excess returns during downturns from 2008–2022, averaging 5.2%, emphasizing downside resilience.

This slide analyzes the key drivers and enablers for improving the bioenergy market environment, focusing on aspects like feedstock supply, infrastructure maturity, regulation and acceptance, technologies and economics, and substitution.

This slide visualizes public sentiment from various countries on the likelihood of more driving restrictions. The data reflects a global average of 53% agreeing, with Indonesia highest (82%) and Argentina lowest (29%).

It examines the relationship between drought conditions and food prices, providing data on how climate impacts agriculture and the resultant economic effects on food markets.

The slide displays country-level concern about drug abuse as a health issue. South Africa and Argentina rank highest. Time series data reveal increases in perceived severity in several regions. The global average is 21%, underscoring widespread concern.

Provides a comprehensive analysis of the historical and recent trends in the drybulk shipping market, focusing on fleet growth, trade growth, and market fluctuations.

It describes Deutsche Bank's internal environmental and social policies, international standards and principles they follow, and how they adapt to new regulations.

This slide explains the process for environmental and social due diligence, detailing steps from management to stakeholder dialogue, setting terms, and making binding decisions.

It provides key facts about environmental and social due diligence, highlighting sectoral and regional distribution of referrals and outcomes for approved and rejected deals.

The slide outlines how long international attendees stayed in Texas, with 66% staying 5 or more nights and an average of 6 nights overall, suggesting a high level of extended tourism engagement.

Highlights the surge in e-commerce GMV to $62B and explores factors like consumer and SME migration, online grocery shopping, and the diversification of e-commerce. Useful for analyzing e-commerce trends.

Discussing sector performance in Indonesia's digital economy, the slide shows e-Commerce and Media outgrowing other sectors despite market downturns.

Explores the contrasting trends within Malaysia's digital sectors, highlighting the significant surge in e-Commerce.

Provides an analysis of e-commerce adoption across the region, highlighting the reasons for its increase and expected permanency. Suitable for discussions on consumer behavior changes in retail.

The slide analyzes the perceived value of digital services during different phases of lockdown, suggesting a lasting positive shift in user sentiment towards these services.

The slide compares the online shopping trends for groceries over time and the expected continuity of these habits. It provides insights into changing consumer behavior and market opportunities.

Discusses the rise of e-commerce and offsets in travel and transport sectors, showing the resilience and adaptation to changing market conditions. Ideal for financial and growth performance analysis.

Discusses the increasing efforts of suppliers to meet rising online demand, as indicated by search trends. It is useful for understanding supply dynamics in the e-commerce market.

Presents demographic data relevant to the e-Conomy SEA report, such as the population figures of countries in Southeast Asia.

Shows the progression of the e-Conomy SEA reports over the years, highlighting the evolution of Southeast Asia's internet economy.

The slide outlines the annual milestones of the e-Conomy SEA research program from 2015 to 2020, indicating growth and evolution in Southeast Asia's internet economy, supported by Google, Temasek, and Bain & Company.

Introduces the 'e-Conomy SEA 2021' report, indicating a focus on the digital economy of Southeast Asia during the 2020s.

This slide discusses the growth in e-wallet transactions spurred by consumer and merchant adoption, fostering a 'virtuous cycle'. It can be used to highlight the impact of digital platforms on e-wallet proliferation and market engagement.

This slide provides a visual representation of e-Wallet usage trends in Southeast Asian countries, useful for analyzing market penetration and identifying high-growth regions.

Analyzes decline in share prices for early e-commerce marketplace players post-Covid boom. Highlights underperformance of specialized players like Boohoo and Asos. Attributes decline to increased competition, profit pressure, and consumer return to physical stores.

This slide demonstrates the rapid acceleration of e-commerce adoption as a share of retail sales, suggesting a transformative shift in shopping habits.

Analyzes the expected persistence of e-commerce habits post-pandemic, with data on the anticipated increase in online purchases.

The slide analyzes the impact of COVID-19 on the purchase of new and refurbished electronic devices, highlighting shifts in consumer behavior during the pandemic.

Analyzes the composition of e-commerce advertising revenue in China from 2018 to 2022, focusing on the rise of live video and e-commerce streaming. Highlights the increasing share of live advertising in the total e-commerce advertising revenue.

Offering a detailed analysis of e-commerce trends, this slide argues for persistent growth in SEA despite a shift back to offline shopping, with a focus on profitability. It’s insightful for discussions on market dynamics, particularly for strategizing around customer retention, value-add services, and adapting to evolving consumer preferences.

The slide projects growth in US computer and consumer electronics retail e-commerce sales, with specific statistics and an anecdote about Best Buy's sales increase.

The slide discusses the increased shift to e-commerce for consumer electronics, comparing purchase frequencies prior to, during, and expected post-COVID-19 trends.

This slide examines the disparity in e-commerce and grocery shopping habits between urban and suburban users in SEA. It's an analytical tool for identifying gaps in market penetration and for developing strategies to increase online grocery adoption among less engaged demographic groups.

Details significant growth in e-commerce revenue, attributing it to increased digital maturity and internet usage in target markets.

The slide communicates the rising investment in e-commerce and digital media, providing key insights for stakeholders interested in the landscape of private funding and sector priorities. It is likely used for investment briefings or market trend analyses.

Reveals a significant uptick in frequency and spend on digital services since the pandemic, especially in essential services like groceries and food delivery.

Explains Citi's approach to leveraging digital wallets to expand e-commerce engagement globally. The slide highlights strategic initiatives for building a centralized platform capable of supporting diverse digital solutions and the localized deployment based on market needs.

The slide indicates that 61% of SEA country respondents are concerned about the environmental impact of e-commerce, with varying levels of concern across different countries. This information can be used to discuss environmental policies, consumer behavior, and sustainability in the context of online shopping.

Illustrates the growth of global e-commerce sales and their impact on warehouse capacity needs and automation solutions.

The slide displays the e-commerce sector's dominant role in driving the market growth of the internet economy in SEA, with a projected continuation till 2025. It highlights the exponential growth in e-commerce, contrasted against other sectors like online media and travel, to underscore the surge in digital consumer behavior and its long-term market implications.

Analyzes the e-commerce sector's shift, noting a reduction in logistics deals after a period of growth and market consolidation.

Compares the prevalence of various e-commerce platforms for luxury goods in different markets, highlighting the rise of social-linked sales, informative for strategic planning in e-commerce.

Analyzes e-commerce performance in the luxury and premium markets, focusing on direct versus indirect sales and brand comparisons.

Representing an increase in merchant interest in e-commerce, the slide uses indexed search volume data to show the burgeoning desire to join the digital marketplace across various SEA countries. The comparative analysis underpins the regional e-commerce boom and indicates the digital marketplace's attractive prospects for business owners seeking to expand their reach.

Depicts the percentage of new digital consumers across different e-commerce and online media categories in SEA countries.

This slide outlines the adoption of online channels during the shopping process across age groups. It emphasizes the strong role of social media in discovery and evaluation, particularly for Gen Z.

It analyzes the impact of e-commerce on retail sales and correlates it with warehouse construction spending, emphasizing its ongoing influence on the economy.

Outlines current and future strategies for e-commerce, useful for strategic planning sessions focusing on retail and technological improvements.

Focuses on key customer concerns in the e-mobility market, such as vehicle price, charging infrastructure, and battery performance.

Details a sequence of governmental actions and policies in India that have shaped the e-mobility landscape, illustrating their timeline and intended impacts.

Details the growth and competitive landscape of the e-payments sector in the Philippines, highlighting significant investments and transactions.

This slide presents public estimates on how much global e-waste is sustainably managed. Responses vary significantly, with many overestimating the actual 22% figure.

Projects the growth of the SEA ecommerce market, outlining the methodology of the calculation and the anticipated market size by 2025. It includes a bar chart representing the current and projected ecommerce spend, and a detailed explanation of the forecasting process.

Discusses the segmentation of the SEA ecommerce market into first-hand and second-hand goods, including the business models and monetization strategies of each, along with market size data and notable companies in the region.

Illustrates the end-to-end wholesale payment solutions and benefits for eCommerce platforms, emphasizing operational efficiency and treasury optimization, suitable for discussions on improving eCommerce payment systems.

Analyzes the growth of Clorox's eCommerce sales, highlighting the success against set goals and future targets. Useful for discussions on eCommerce strategies and sales performance reviews.