A bar chart shows the importance of various aspects of public EV charging experiences and payment preferences, with sections color-coded for clarity.

Comprises column charts representing the percentage of respondents considering EVs before and during COVID-19.

Pie chart and bar chart detail where consumers prefer to charge EVs and their preferred public charging locations, respectively, using color coding and percentages.

Bar chart layout with agreement percentages by country on right; statement and survey context on the left.

This slide contains three stacked column charts comparing the projected volume of electric vehicle units in the US, EU, and China from 2020 to 2035. Each region's chart shows significant growth in electric vehicle adoption, with China leading by volume.

Features a column chart on the left showing global electric vehicle sales and market penetration, and a bar chart on the right showing the mineral content of EVs vs. conventional cars.

The slide is divided into two main sections, featuring text on the left and a line chart on the right. The chart shows the purchase price difference over years between two types of vehicles.

This slide includes multiple bar charts showing projections of electric vehicle adoption in the U.S. by 2030. It discusses light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicles.

Clean white-blue layout with bar chart (TWh by time frame), photo of road and power lines, and testimonial with green sidebar.

Split layout with a line chart showing BEV adoption rate scenarios on the left and textual analysis on the right.

Features stacked column charts showing electrification rates in Indonesia compared to other countries and across various regions within Indonesia.

A graphically dense slide with multiple data presentations, including bar charts, icons, and callouts to highlight key figures. The slide presents information in contrasting colors of blue and yellow, with clear demarcations for different sections. Visuals include statistics on battery electric vehicles (BEVs), charts showing a premium vs. overall market share, and highlighted quotations for emphasis. There is a clear hierarchy of information from top to bottom with a strong visual flow.

Features images of EV charging and regulatory icons, with quotes from major automotive CEOs about shifts towards electrification.

This slide features multiple stacked column charts displaying the projected market share of different types of vehicle powertrains globally from 2018 to 2035. The colors differentiate types such as battery electric, plug-in hybrid, and gasoline, showing a trend towards electrification, especially after 2025.

The slide is an Image with Caption Slide, featuring an exploded view of a vehicle showcasing tire components, alongside a column chart and a world map. The visual elements are well-integrated and support the slide's message. The graphical data is presented clearly with contrasting colors to differentiate Michelin from competitors, and the map illustrates global presence, making for an engaging and informative layout.

The slide presents a graph showing carbon abatement cost versus grid emissions for various business cases in different countries.

The slide presents text explanations and line graphs showing the variability of renewable production and the response time of PEM electrolyzers. It also includes a business case opportunity section.

Bar chart comparing FY23 vs FY30E market size (domestic & exports). Text box details key growth drivers.

This slide uses a combination of lists and column charts to discuss key drivers and impacts of electronification, particularly in FX and Euro Swaps markets.

Stacked horizontal bar chart showing distribution among three opinion categories about elites plus a “none” category

Dual tone bar chart showing what percentage of respondents see elites as a “closely connected group” vs “loose group.” Data spans 28 countries.

Horizontal stacked bar chart illustrating opinions on elites—whether they act in the best interest of the people or not. Rankings by country with average at the top.

Multicolored stacked bar chart showing beliefs about elite decision-making: best interest, sincere but flawed, self-serving, or none; ordered by country

Left title box; right side contains a horizontal bar chart with countries sorted by agreement levels and change percentages over time.

Horizontal bar chart showing agreement levels per country regarding the need for a strong leader to counter elite dominance. Changes over time are displayed alongside.

Bar chart format with comparative percentages and time trend data.

Horizontal bar chart with countries ranked by agreement with the statement, including neutral and disagreement splits and % change from 2021.

Horizontal bar chart showing beliefs about “the elite” by country; responses categorized as ‘closely connected’ or ‘loose’

Bar chart showing opinion split on whether elites are a “closely connected group” or a “loose group” across 28 countries; trends for 2021 and 2023 included

Bar chart ranking countries by % who cited embarrassment as a barrier; right-hand table with male/female split; explanatory text on the left.

Bold purple headline on left, detailed explanation below. Bar charts on the right show AI adoption in existing vs. new products. Light and clean layout, evenly spaced sections.

The slide is structured with texts and graphical icons, depicting embedded finance solutions. It features an intricate flowchart that connects various service categories and key use cases, with a light blue and white color scheme.

The slide includes two charts: a line chart on the left showing emerging market bond yields, and a column chart on the right showing real 10-year government bond yields.

The slide displays three column charts for manufacturing performance, new orders, and employment across Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and Turkey. Commentary on the right.

The slide features a column chart displaying the quarter-over-quarter change in FX against USD for various currencies. The layout is simple and comparative.

Contains graphical representations and text describing next-tier economic clusters beyond BRICS, such as MINT and MIST, with a focus on their characteristics like GDP growth and population demographics.

Slide displays three line graphs comparing spreads and yields for sovereign and corporate emerging market debts. Key data points are highlighted with markers.

The slide presents three line charts comparing sovereign EMD spreads, corporate EMD spreads, and local EMD yields over time, along with a table summarizing key metrics.

Three time-series graphs for sovereign, corporate, and local EM bonds; tables for spread, yield, and returns.

Column charts representing expected returns for "EM IG Sovereign," "EM HY Sovereign," "CLO (BBB)," and "EM HY Corp." Column chart depict various return components like credit spread and term premium.

The slide contains multiple line charts showing the performance of emerging market currencies, including nominal and REER index weights. The layout is focused and data-driven.

The slide shows a scatter plot of EM debt spreads and returns, and a bar chart of EM real and nominal yields.

This slide includes line charts showing regional EMD spreads for sovereigns and corporates, displaying data points over time for different regions including Asia, Europe, and LATAM.

The slide displays two line charts: one showing growth in nominal exports and earnings per share for MSCI Asia Pacific ex-Japan, and another comparing EM equity relative performance to USD.

This slide contains two charts: a line chart showing the MSCI EM price-to-book ratio over time, and a column chart comparing EM price-to-book ratios by country.

Line chart showing MSCI Emerging Market Index price-to-book ratio from 1999 to 2024. Scatter plot correlates price-to-book ratio with 5-year returns.

Three pie charts showing the composition change of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index over time, from 2004 to 2024.

The slide presents two line graphs depicting the EM consensus CPI and policy rate expectations, showing changes over time.

Combination of bar charts and column charts for manufacturing performance, new orders, and employment

Bar chart with side-by-side bars (gray for past 3-month avg and purple for April) showing manufacturing output in 6 emerging markets.

The slide contains a map of Asia with highlighted countries and color-coded areas to depict various policies.

Features a world map and pie charts detailing sales in emerging markets, focusing on product types and regional distribution.

A line chart comparing the share price growth of several companies, accompanied by a table showing total returns in USD terms.

The slide has a column chart listing the top emerging risks for CROs, with text explaining the results. The right side highlights the opinions of respondents from different regions.

Scatterplot chart mapping emerging technologies based on adoption and anticipated growth. Bubble size denotes value potential. Purple elements highlight AADA’s prominence.

The slide features various bar graphs and pie charts detailing respondents' familiarity with different emerging technologies and their roles within organizations.

Displays a series of bar charts in shades of purple, showcasing the adoption rates of various emerging technologies in different regions.

This slide features three column charts showing the adoption rates of newer digital health technologies such as Remote Patient Monitoring, Chatbots/Voice-enabled technology, and Digital Therapeutics from 2016 to 2021. Colors differentiate the years, highlighting trends over time.

The slide has five circular charts with percentages and descriptive text below each, set against a dark background.

The slide includes a series of column charts showing the adoption status of various technologies and a line chart indicating concerns for cybersecurity risks.

The slide has a clean and modern look, featuring a bar chart alongside a text section. The chart displays the percentage of risk teams using various technologies like "Data mesh technology," "Robotic process automation," and "Generative AI." It contrasts the adoption rates between top technology users and others, providing a clear visualization of technology uptake in risk management.

Minimalist layout with donut charts showing how N100 and G250 companies plan to meet carbon targets (emission reductions vs. credits). Presented on a photographic background.

The slide includes two tables comparing emission reduction targets and years of carbon neutrality for automotive and construction industries, with example companies.

Line graph with annotations and callouts on China and South America. Highlights regulatory impacts.

This slide details NBN Co's approach to measuring avoided emissions, with a focus on methodology and key metrics presented in a clear, structured format.

Four-panel line chart showing GDP vs. GHG emissions indexed to 1990 for EU+UK, APAC, China, and SEA-6

The slide includes multiple column charts and line graphs, presenting detailed GHG emissions data by scope from FY19 to FY22 and emission intensity metrics.

A column chart comparing 2021 and 2022 survey results on emissions measurement practices. Shows percentages of companies performing partial and comprehensive measurements of internal and external emissions.

A column chart showing the correlation between the scope of emissions measurement and the ability to reduce emissions. It includes percentages of respondents who measure emissions to varying extents and their reported emission reductions.

Waterfall bar chart with color-coded reductions, textual callouts, and emissions trajectory lines

This slide contains a column chart showing key emission reduction levers and their abatement costs. It uses a gradient color scheme and detailed annotations to describe different abatement strategies and their potential impact.

Horizontal bar chart with three years of data (2022–2024) comparing public perception of various emission-reducing actions, placed centrally with a left-aligned descriptive text box and a right column showing "true rank" of effectiveness.

Multi-country comparison of fuel consumption and GHG emissions targets. Bar charts and policy milestones included.

The slide contains a line chart displaying the progress on Scope 2 goals from 2014 to 2023. The left side includes text with detailed emissions data and trends. The layout is dense with detailed graphs and comprehensive text.

Split-panel layout with a left-side bar chart and right-side text; simple, corporate design with color coding

Three-column layout with icons, arrows, and a line chart depicting emissions reductions over time.

Side-by-side bar charts; one shows sector emissions breakdown, the other tracks deforestation trends by country

Slide features a column chart comparing 'Particle Emissions: Michelin vs. Other Premium Tiremakers', alongside images of tires and their respective emission reductions. The visual presentation is clear, with the graph effectively highlighting Michelin's lower emission levels in a distinct yellow bar. Accompanied by illustrative tire images, the data is easy to interpret and visually impactful.

The slide has several sections: a large bar graph at the bottom, two smaller graphs to the right, and a section with bullet points explaining the data at the top left corner.

Title left-aligned; right side shows a bar chart comparing perceived vs actual impact ranks of various climate-related actions.

Contains column charts, bar graphs, and icon legends, with annotations and a mix of conditional formatting. Colors vary across graphs to distinguish different data sets.

Line graph on the left and bullet point highlights on the right, using flags and color-coded emission trend lines.

Side-by-side line charts for APAC and SEA GHG emissions; uses contrasting trajectories to show current vs. target progress

Contains line graphs showing progress against emissions targets for various sectors within Barclays' portfolio.

The slide includes column charts, text, and circular graphs detailing the progress of 2030 GHG emissions reduction targets, including business travel.

Shows a donut chart and a gauge chart examining the emotional engagement of managers with their teams. The charts use distinct color segments to illustrate different responses.

Contains images and graphs relating to emotional consumer behavior and its impact on health and brand interactions, including timelines of discussion popularity.

The slide contains pie charts showing improvements in self-confidence, presentation skills, and business networking skills among workshop participants.

The slide features bar charts and tables showing employee function by gender, race, and ethnicity, including detailed percentages for different categories from 2018, 2020, and 2022.

Features a mix of line charts and bullet points detailing statistics on employee engagement, development, and demographic breakdowns.

Features line graphs and column charts, clean layout with use of green highlights.

The slide presents a column chart at the bottom with data from three different years, comparing Clorox's employee engagement levels to industry standards, using blue shades for different years and green for benchmarks. The design is clear and straightforward.

A horizontal five-step roadmap diagram with circular nodes and accompanying text. The design is clear with a simple color scheme directing focus to each step of the process.

Purple theme with white bold heading, donut chart (39%) on left, central Venn-style model showing ME–WE–HERE, and two yellow quote boxes on the right.

This slide has a donut chart and a vertical bar chart. The visuals represent ratings for employee management policy and strategies for promoting women. Text boxes add explanations.

The slide shows ranked lists and pie charts discussing reasons for employees leaving current firms. The background is split between blue and white, with icons symbolizing each reason.

Slide displays two sets of bar charts for a cross-geography view and France-specific data, comparing employee satisfaction with managers using shades of green and red.

Consists of a gauge chart and a bar chart showing the action taken by various sectors based on employee satisfaction surveys. The charts are designed for clear readability and comparison.

Circular graphs, column chart, minimalistic design with green and blue tones. Clear visual hierarchy.

Pie chart showing the decline in employee well-being; text discussing how it has led to job change considerations.