Introduces the eCred platform, illustrating its role in connecting banks and fintechs with users. Highlights the significant membership base and key partners involved.

Explains the eFishery platform’s role in enhancing aquaculture through technology, focusing on sustainability and efficiency, relevant for stakeholders in agriculture and technology.

The slide identifies the 18 countries covered in the eReadiness 2023 report, grouped into three regions: North America, Europe and Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. It visually represents the geographic scope of the study and the countries involved in the analysis.

The slide compares eReadiness in Europe, highlighting Norway as the most eReady country and Poland as the least. It aims to provide insights into regional differences in EV market readiness.

The slide outlines the key performance indicators (KPIs) used to measure eReadiness across various dimensions, including government incentives, infrastructure, supply, and demand. It aims to provide a comprehensive framework for evaluating EV market readiness.

The slide ranks countries based on their overall eReadiness, highlighting Hong Kong and Norway as leaders and Australia as the least mature market. It aims to compare global EV market readiness.

The slide ranks eReadiness of countries globally, showing Hong Kong, China, and Singapore as leaders. It aims to provide a comprehensive view of EV market readiness beyond Europe.

Highlights the digital lifestyle of early adopters in Indonesia, portraying their preference for various digital platforms and services.

Defines current adopters of virtual fashion as tech-savvy young users and escapists seeking immersive experiences. Emphasizes that mass adoption will require advancements in immersive technologies and user experience quality.

Explains the segmentation of early AI adopters into six types: Protectors, Investigators, Creators, Trailblazers, Enjoyers, and Optimizers. Emphasizes the importance of tailoring brand strategies to the varying needs and motivations of each group.

This slide illustrates that most investments in 2022 went to early-stage start-ups, with detailed breakdowns of investment types and their changes over time.

Shows that Indian corporations have entered a strong earnings growth cycle expected to continue to FY25. Also compares India's superior return on equity (RoE) to other global regions, positioning it as one of the most profitable investment destinations.

This slide presents expectations for global equity earnings, showing both growth projections and revisions ratios over recent periods.

Showcases how various business segments at Citibank contribute to earnings growth, specifically highlighting the impact of higher interest rates on profitability across different geographical regions.

Displays historical earnings growth trends across key global regions and compares forward-looking EPS growth forecasts. India shows the strongest expected growth, with Japan and China lagging.

The slide provides an analysis of corporate earnings growth, comparing expected earnings across regions and sectors. Useful for investment strategies.

Explains net income growth through drivers such as higher net interest income, fee income, and other operating income, despite rising expenses and impairment charges. A waterfall chart visually tracks movement from Q2 to Q3.

The slide discusses the surge in earnings for the BSE Sensex Index and increased participation by Foreign Institutional Investors. It shows earnings per share reaching an all-time high and consistent net inflows from both foreign and domestic investors, reinforcing confidence in growth sustainability.

Traces steady adjusted EPS growth over nearly two decades, highlighting business model flexibility and earnings consistency across economic cycles. Marks acceleration in earnings CAGR in the most recent years.

Analyzes earnings growth projections and recent revisions, providing insights into market expectations and changes in corporate earnings forecasts.

This visual comparison is used to showcase long-term earnings growth and stability within the banking sector, highlighting the company's superior performance.

The slide details Q4 2024 earnings, showing a notable rise in positive earnings surprises, particularly in cyclical sectors like materials. The spread between positive and negative earnings surprises has widened significantly from the previous quarter.

Analyzes the relationship between earnings/coupon yield on a 60/40 portfolio and future annualized returns over a period from 1985 to 2014.

Demonstrates the diversification of Macquarie's earnings by business type and geography over time, suggesting a strategic approach to revenue distribution. Intended for market analysts and investors.

This slide presents an analysis of corporate earnings growth, with expected EPS growth data segmented by regions/styles and S&P 500 sectors, providing insights into financial performance.

Focused on Macquarie's earnings performance over several years, the slide reveals a positive trend in EPS and operating income, crucial for financial analysts and investors reviewing company performance.

This slide analyzes the stabilization and potential recovery of earnings margins in relation to real economic growth, focusing on specific sector performance.

Emphasizes the strength of U.S. Bancorp's diversified fee income, showing the percentage of total net revenue derived from different business segments, and outlines key revenue differentiators.

Highlights Deutsche Bank's financial strength through key profitability metrics such as RoTE and CIR across recent halves. It details how revenue performance and nonoperating costs influence overall financial health.

The slide compares the full-time earnings of older adults to those of younger adults across different countries over three periods (2003, 2015, 2016).

The slide compares Macquarie's earnings volatility to that of other institutions over 5 and 15 years. It's used for demonstrating Macquarie's stability in earnings relative to other global and domestic investment banks, asset managers, and major banks, especially including periods of financial crises like the GFC.

The slide outlines key reasons for digital satisfaction. Ease of use is the most cited factor across all industries, followed by speed and attractive design. Each bar shows the breakdown of reasons given by satisfied users, with Banking customers valuing speed most and Apparel customers influenced by offers.

Describes the methodology used in reducing environmental impacts of ground stations through eco-design, involving multiple stakeholders and solution assessments.

Highlights the high consumer demand for eco-friendly products across different regions and emphasizes the importance of making these options widely available.

Explores the link between HDI and ecological footprint, projecting a need for two earths by 2030 if current consumption trends continue.

It highlights the sustainability concerns by showing the ecological footprint and the growth rate of US sales for products with and without ESG claims.

Surveys the effects of France's governmental actions on ecological attractiveness and examines the stability of companies' climate commitments amidst changing geopolitical and economic contexts.

The slide outlines the expected increase in importance of ecological and functional product features in consumer purchase decisions.

Provides an analysis of the ecommerce market in Southeast Asia, illustrating the relative size of market players and highlighting areas with potential for growth. Useful for discussions on investment and market positioning.

The slide shows a clear divergence in retail growth trends since mid-2022. Ecommerce sales remain resilient, while in-store retail has declined. The data suggests a consumer shift toward online shopping, particularly during uncertain economic periods, reflecting evolving purchase behavior.

Outlines the ecommerce sales trend, illustrating how despite slower growth, sales continue to rise with factors like inflation and supply chain pressures affecting growth rates.

The slide forecasts US economic activity in 2024, highlighting slower private sector activity, easing inflation, and a modest rise in unemployment. It discusses factors influencing these trends and implications for business leaders and consumers.

The slide highlights that most respondents view the government's reforms positively, with significant improvements in foreign investment and economic situation.

The slide compares countries' economic competitiveness through human capital indices and real GDP per capita, and presents an index of economic freedom scores for 2024.

Depicts public sentiment around shifting national focus inward due to economic issues. High agreement in Canada (82%) and U.S. (79%), suggesting a trend toward domestic prioritization.

The slide shows a trend in economic perceptions among SEA respondents, with a comparison of views from different countries.

This slide shows that German consumers from lower income brackets and Gen X have the least confidence in the economy. Data emphasizes varying levels of positivity and negativity by demographic.

The slide presents perceptions across various countries regarding whether the economic cost of addressing climate change outweighs the cost of climate change itself. Most respondents believe climate change is the more costly threat, though views vary by country.

This slide analyzes the impact of the aging economic cycle and flattening yield curve on different equity groups, illustrating how banks and energy sectors may react.

Highlights how hard economic data (e.g., industrial sector, labor market) continues to outperform expectations, while soft data (surveys, PMIs) lags. This divergence affects asset price forecasting and overall market sentiment, emphasizing uncertainty in economic signals.

Analyzes company performance during economic downturns, classifying companies as winners or losers based on growth and profit margins. It highlights significant performance gaps, aiming to provide insights into effective financial management and strategic planning during challenging times.

Surveys global sentiment about whether nations should reduce international focus and prioritize domestic issues due to economic conditions. Majority agree across countries, with Canada at 81% and US at 80%.

The slide presents economic forecasts for the year 2022, discussing the expected slowdown in GDP growth and the potential performance of US Treasuries. It also highlights thematic investment opportunities, focusing on long-term market leaders, digitalization, Asian development, and central bank policies. The content is tailored for financial professionals and investors seeking to understand the upcoming economic landscape and strategic investment areas.

This slide forecasts modest to moderate economic activity in developed markets for 2024, highlighting cost fatigue and labor market resilience.

Evaluates future economic trends in the Philippines based on forecasts from various institutions, detailing expected GDP growth rates.

Discussing global economic trends with a focus on recovery phases and expectations for the ASEAN region. This analysis is vital for stakeholders in financial services to assess potential impacts on international trade and economic policies.

Discusses long-term trends in the Women in Work Index, linking economic growth with improvements in Index performance, particularly noting significant movements in regions like Wales and London between 2010 and 2017.

Reviews factors driving the Philippine economy, such as consumption, government spending, and the impact of COVID-19 on various sectors.

Reviews economic growth, earnings, and equity market returns across different regions over a 19-year period, highlighting key growth metrics and performance.

The slide presents detailed information on the latest economic growth projections for 2023 and 2024, along with inflation rates and Federal Reserve's monetary policies. It's likely utilized for financial market analysis or in an economic briefing to indicate trends and guide monetary decisions.

The slide presents data on economic growth optimism in various global regions, showing significant increases in optimism from 2017 to 2018. Used for analyzing regional economic trends.

Analyzes the correlation between economic growth, profit margin recovery, and high-single-digit earnings growth forecast for the S&P 500 in 2024, based on historical data.

Analyzes the economic performance during the pandemic, noting regions where economic data has "surprised" positively or negatively against expectations.

The slide analyzes the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on different regions of New York, focusing on real GDP declines and recoveries. It highlights specific impacts and recovery timelines up to 2025.

This slide details the economic modeling conducted by NBN Co to assess its impact on employment, income, and education, supporting previous survey data.

This is the title slide for a report on the Tempest Programme, hinting at the extensive analysis of its economic impact from 2021 to 2050.

Showcases other significant worries during COVID-19, such as economic impact, children's education, and lack of social contact.

This slide concludes with the economic benefits of home sales, highlighting the different areas where each sale contributes financially.

Discusses how the economic environment has positively impacted various operational metrics for corporations.

This slide assesses the projected economic impact of UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 on Switzerland. It estimates GVA based on three attendance scenarios and outlines benefits including job creation and increased tourist spending. Visuals highlight key economic drivers.

Highlights the disparate economic impacts of the pandemic on various demographics, including women and low-income workers, urging policy action.

This slide reveals how citizens perceive economic inequality in their countries. Thailand and South Korea show high belief in systemic economic bias. Italy, France, Germany, and Canada have seen significant increases in agreement, correlating with cost-of-living crises.

This slide provides a snapshot of economic momentum indicators across different sectors and countries. It helps in assessing economic health and identifying trends.

Shows country-level economic performance across five key metrics through monthly snapshots. Highlights regional differences in economic momentum, with manufacturing notably weak and inflation varied. A tool for cross-comparative economic health evaluation.

A macroeconomic overview showing global economic activity across sectors like services and inflation, using heatmaps. Tracks country-level momentum and highlights regional performance variations as of February 26.

Analyzes the shift towards economic nationalism and its effects on Australia's energy strategies, discussing global trade trends and barriers in relation to energy independence.

Outlines the economic outlook for 2023 and beyond, focusing on inactivity rates among the working population across various regions.

This slide measures belief in a stronger global economy in 2024. India (85%) and Indonesia (82%) are most optimistic; Japan (30%) and Portugal (33%) are least.

Examines how COVID-19 has affected CEO confidence in economic growth. Bar chart compares current confidence in global, country, sector, and company growth vs. start-of-year expectations.

Analyzes perceptions of economic outlook over time among professionals in France, showing more optimism in recent years despite global uncertainties.

Discusses Iceland's economic prospects, expected to surpass pre-COVID levels in 2022, driven by tourism, investment, and consumption. The slide covers future GDP projections, inflation contributors, and central bank interest forecasts, framing the overall economic situation as optimistic despite challenges like rising house prices and inflation.

This slide reveals optimistic economic sentiment among Nigerian CEOs, with 64% expecting national growth and 61% expecting global growth in 2025. It conveys the forward-looking expectations regarding GDP change and portrays a positive economic outlook despite global tensions.

This slide measures confidence in global economic recovery or strength in 2025, comparing multiple markets. It also shows how sentiment has changed versus the previous year (2023).

This slide tracks changes in economic outlook perceptions over several years, highlighting increased optimism in 2019.

This slide analyzes the economic output and employment impact of COVID-19 on Metro Vancouver, comparing GDP and unemployment trends with Canada and British Columbia.

Analyzes GDP performance in 2023, highlighting the significant growth in the services sector despite challenges in other sectors.

This slide displays economic value generated and distributed at the group level, with comparisons between FY22 and FY23, highlighting various industry sectors such as automotive, healthcare, and technology

The chart explores global sentiment that economic power outweighs military power in world affairs. The global average agreement is 77%, with highest consensus in Thailand and Indonesia, and lower agreement in the US.

The slide shows that the economic profit gap between top- and bottom-performing brands is narrowing. From 2022 to 2024, the bottom 20% of companies are expected to improve their EP contribution by 13 percentage points, while the top 20% drop by the same. Mid-market and premium segments are helping shrink the gap historically dominated by luxury.

The slide highlights how mall-based brands like Gap, American Eagle, and Abercrombie & Fitch are recovering and transforming post-COVID to drive economic profit in the non-luxury segment. Brand revamps, customer targeting, and streamlined operations are fueling positive shareholder returns and positioning them as top EP performers in the value fashion segment.

Offers projections of inflation and GDP growth, comparing Southeast Asia with other markets, thus aiding in understanding regional economic trends and making informed decisions.

Analyzes China's economic recovery post-COVID-19 and its projected impact on global GDP growth, focusing on sector-specific growth and future contributions to the world economy.

Analyzes China's economic recovery post-COVID-19 and its projected impact on global GDP growth, focusing on sector-specific growth and future contributions to the world economy.

The slide analyzes and forecasts economic recovery trends, highlighting significant GDP changes due to the pandemic and projecting recovery.

The slide examines the variations in economic recovery optimism among different countries, highlighting trends and notable fluctuations in consumer sentiment during the pandemic.

This slide shows how German consumer sentiment on economic recovery has evolved since March 2020. While optimism slightly increased in June 2022, pessimism remains significantly higher than pre-Ukraine invasion levels. The chart illustrates the fluctuating recovery confidence over time.

Discusses the perceived impact of recent economic reforms under President Macron’s administration, particularly in enhancing France’s attractiveness to investors.

Discusses the impact of economic reopening on retail and industrial sectors in developed economies, particularly the US. It illustrates the rapid rebound in consumer and industrial activity, offering insights into the resilience and adaptive strategies of markets in response to easing pandemic restrictions.

The slide highlights the ongoing economic challenges and risks that will impact investment plans in Europe in 2023, such as rising interest rates and inflation.

The slide presents the perception of the current economic situation in the US, showing the percentage of people rating it as “Very good” or “Somewhat good” over time. The data indicates a major dip around late 2019/early 2020, with a slow recovery. The latest figure is 41%.