Serving as the opening slide for a presentation on environmental initiatives in 2022, it sets the stage for discussing new challenges and moving from theoretical promises to actionable solutions in sustainability.

The slide shows survey results on the likelihood of individuals taking different environmental actions in 2021, highlighting the popularity of lower-impact actions over higher-impact ones.

This slide presents global trust levels in environmental claims made by companies. The 32-country average is 22%, with higher trust in Thailand and India and lowest in Hungary and the Netherlands, showing widespread skepticism.

The slide presents a critical view of global perceptions regarding environmental disaster. It compares data from 2013 and 2021, highlighting the urgency and growing awareness of the need for environmental action.

Provides a detailed list of environmental hotspots and corresponding mitigation strategies that could be implemented in ground station operations.

Discusses trends in companies' eco-friendly marketing practices over time, highlighting a decrease in environmentally focused actions.

Environmental sustainability drivers (e.g., low emissions, reduced packaging) are the strongest motivators for paying more, followed by social factors like fair pay. Personal health plays a lesser role overall.

Analyzes the impact of environmental regulations on fleet operations, focusing on compliance costs and operational adjustments in shipping.

Discusses the increasing importance of alignment with personal beliefs on environmental and diversity issues in job acceptance decisions.

Discusses the economic and environmental considerations of installing scrubbers on ships, showing the cost-benefit analysis over time with market fuel spread data.

This slide examines the specific environmental impacts attributed to various infrastructure components of Kiruna-1, focusing on mineral resource use and toxicity.

Discusses the public's concern about environmental and social issues, highlighting the importance of climate change and social justice topics.

The slide provides a comprehensive breakdown of the environmental impact of the Kiruna-1 satellite, particularly emphasizing the major contributions from infrastructure in terms of resource use and emissions.

Describes the conditions under which J.P. Morgan Funds - Growth Advantage Strategy SMA performs well or poorly, using past performance in different market conditions.

The slide represents how confident citizens are in their government’s ability to respond to a major health epidemic. The global average of confidence is 51%, with both the US and Canada showing 55%. It sheds light on public trust in institutional crisis management and preparedness, particularly after the COVID-19 experience.

This slide displays survey data showing the percentage of people in various countries who feel a major health epidemic is a real threat in the next 12 months. Canada and U.S. are highlighted, with U.S. at 74% concern.

This slide outlines four pressing global health challenges: preparing for epidemics, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), climate change as a health crisis, and closing the global healthcare gap. Each section highlights key issues and implications, emphasizing prevention, innovation, and global health equity.

Shows data on annual epidemic events and explains why local epidemics can become global pandemics. Key factors discussed include globalization, mutation speed, and long-term health impacts. Emphasizes the importance of early containment and preparedness in mitigating the spread and consequences of epidemics.

It shows that more equal cultures lead to higher chances for women and men to advance to senior roles and highlights the potential global economic impact if innovation mindsets are improved.

This slide assesses global perceptions of efforts to promote equality. It shows which populations think more action is needed and where efforts are considered excessive, including directional trends over time.

The slide analyzes global opinions on the progress of equality measures. Countries like the UK and US show significant concern about equality efforts going too far, whereas others see a need for more progress. Poland stands out as the only country where more say things have gone too far than not enough.

This slide evaluates whether citizens believe their healthcare system delivers equal care to all. India and Malaysia top agreement, while Hungary and Poland report lowest agreement, suggesting disparities in healthcare equity perception.

Generational support for corporate advocacy of LGBT equality is displayed, with Gen Z women showing the highest support (58%). Male support declines slightly with younger generations.

The slide compares global public opinion across 31 countries regarding the importance of treating people from all backgrounds equally. Overwhelming majorities in nearly all countries consider this important, especially Indonesia (98%).

This slide measures perceptions of equality promotion efforts, contrasting whether countries need to go further or have gone too far, offering a comparative view across global respondents.

It outlines the key strategies identified in 2018 for promoting equality within organizations, categorized into three pillars that include leadership, policies, and empowering environments.

The slide highlights the disparity between leaders' and employees' perceptions of organizational equality, showing that a higher percentage of leaders believe in inclusive environments compared to employees.

Details the modelling approach used to determine the equilibrium price in offset markets, covering inputs, methods, and expected outputs.

Displays a detailed breakdown of USD 1,048 billion equities AUM. U.S. equity represents 71%, and styles are split into Core (45%), Growth (34%), and Value (21%). Helps stakeholders understand portfolio composition.

Discusses the lack of compelling reasons to overweight EAFE or EM equities compared to US equities based on earnings ratios.

Exhibits the market share gains in Equities and FICC from 2017, showing progress and ranking improvements.

It examines the impact of global markets on the corporate investment bank's income, highlighting specific areas such as equities and FICC with historical data comparison.

This slide outlines the total and U.S. equity assets managed by J.P. Morgan, categorized by investment styles like core, value, growth, and others.

Argues that equities will likely continue driving returns in balanced portfolios, given a flat interest rate outlook. The chart displays equity and bond return contributions since 1991, highlighting equity dominance except in select downturns.

The slide details the expansion in client financing for equities, highlighting significant increases and revenue gap bridging strategies.

Evaluates concentration risks and valuation dispersions in global equity markets, focusing on top company weights and valuation spreads, useful for risk assessment.

Highlights the odds of positive returns for S&P 500 during economic expansions, suggesting high odds of gains over losses.

Evaluates the equities segment within global markets, analyzing net revenues and the impact of market conditions on the financial performance over different quarters.

Examines global equity trends, comparing growth vs. value P/E ratios and sector performance relative to bond yields, useful for investment decision-making.

Analyzes large vs. small cap equities, focusing on market cap composition and valuation comparisons, useful for portfolio management strategies.

This slide analyzes the market share growth of JP Morgan's equities franchise, highlighting significant gains in specific financial products.

Breaks down JPMorgan Asset Management's $1.055T in equity AUM by region and style, with specific focus on U.S. equity segmentation into Core, Value, and Growth. The visual highlights the dominance of growth strategies and U.S. exposure in the equity portfolio.

Highlights the disproportionate allocation of global equity towards the U.S., illustrated by its GDP versus market capitalization share, significant for strategic investment planning.

The slide addresses how equity compensation is perceived as a motivational factor by both HR leaders and employees, with a trend over three years. It's useful for demonstrating shifts in HR strategies and employee satisfaction related to compensation benefits in the financial sector.

Demonstrates how JPMorgan’s Equity Income Strategy offers lower volatility and strong downside protection. Shows outperformance versus benchmarks across different timeframes, emphasizing consistent alpha generation and strong performance even during downturns.

The slide discusses market dispersion and hedge fund positioning within different sectors relative to the S&P 500, highlighting strategic allocations.

Analyzes global equity market sizes by market cap and the weight of different countries in the MSCI All Country World Index from 2004, 2014, and projected for 2024.

It provides insights into equity market trends, focusing on specific financial indices, which is useful for investment analysis and market forecasting.

Summarizes global equity market performance from 2010 to 2024, highlighting an 18% return in 2024 and regional differences in TSR, with North America and China leading.

Highlights the stagnation in equity listings on global exchanges and the pressure for reinvention. Shows a modest decline in average listings, driven by margin compression and competition.

Reviews global equity market trends, emphasizing the volatility during the crisis and recovery patterns since lows in March.

This slide explains the bottom-up research-driven investment process of the Goldman Sachs India Equity Portfolio, highlighting the narrowing down from 800 to 70-100 stocks. It emphasizes rigorous analysis, team discussion, and active portfolio management, claiming strong performance with a top 11% Morningstar rating and 2.81% outperformance since inception.

Demonstrates that equity returns have been favorable when the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates and the US avoids a recession, with a detailed performance analysis of the S&P 500.

The slide analyzes global equity returns with a historical view of the S&P 500 index during and after recessions, and compares it to mid-cycle returns. It is aimed at investors for assessing the patterns of equity performance in various economic cycles. The line graph juxtaposes equity returns with economic recessions, while the bar graphs contrast long-term versus mid-cycle returns, offering a visual understanding of investment risks and opportunities through different economic conditions.

The slide analyzes sources of total global equity returns over different time periods and regions. It breaks down returns into components such as earnings, dividends, currency effects, and multiple expansions across major global markets.

Highlights investor focus on megacap tech stocks and inflation as significant drivers for equity returns in the U.S. market, useful for financial forecasting and investment strategy discussions.

Highlights that equity returns tend to be favorable during the election years of first-term presidents, supported by historical S&P 500 price return data across different presidential cycles.

Heatmap of equity market returns categorized by style (value, core, growth) and market cap (large, mid, small) over 1-month, 1-year, and 3-year periods.

Compares regional performance of equities post-2022 and highlights the most prominent global investment themes, including sectors such as aerospace & defense, technology, and luxury goods, with Europe and Japan emphasized.

Supports the potential for further equity upside by analyzing historical returns of the S&P 500 following specific technical signals, emphasizing broad positioning metrics.

Evaluates equity valuations by comparing current P/E ratios with historical data, offering insights into regional market valuations and trends.

This slide provides a comparison of equity yields across different countries, showing investors where they might find the highest yields. Useful for global market analysis and investment decisions.

The slide provides insights into the market concentration and impact of major tech stocks on the S&P 500, aiding in competitive landscape analysis.

This slide analyzes the annual returns and intra-year declines of the MSCI AC Asia Pacific ex-Japan Index, highlighting the volatility and overall performance over the years.

A multi-panel dashboard providing a snapshot of market indicators including S&P 500 price and EPS trends, treasury yields, sentiment, Fed funds rate projections, real yields, and VIX volatility. The slide is a macroeconomic pulse check summarizing key movements and outlooks as of early 2024.

Further categorizes infrastructure-related GenAI use cases like error detection, synthetic data generation, and workflow automation. Emphasis is placed on the projected impact and the timeline of adoption in different waves.

Analyzes how European esports teams are expanding beyond core activities to diversify revenue streams, supported by data on business activities and revenue contributions in different areas.

Analyzes the growth potential of the video games and esports market in India, highlighting revenue projections and growth rates in various segments.

This slide provides an overview of M&A activities in the esports sector from 2019 to Q3 2022. It highlights the number of deals and types of investors involved, discussing the implications for growth and market consolidation.

This slide analyzes the quarterly number of M&A deals in the esports sector from 2019 to Q3 2022, discussing how COVID-19 and other factors influenced investment activities and the overall market dynamics.

Analyzes the growth and engagement levels in esports across Europe, highlighting the increased awareness and reach over the past few years.

Compares esports engagement maturity across different European countries, showing variances in awareness, engagement, and commercial conversion rates.

This slide focuses on the cost structure and business priorities of European esports leagues and event organizers. It highlights the emphasis on growing business, achieving revenue growth, and attracting new sponsors.

This slide analyzes the organizational expenses and business priorities of European esports teams in 2022. It highlights the distribution of costs and the key areas teams are focusing on to achieve revenue growth and profitability.

Explores the reach of various esports genres across European countries, highlighting the diversity in consumer preferences and engagement levels.

Discusses how esports has seen the most significant revenue growth rate among media types, complemented by the robust performance of internet advertising and video games.

This slide examines the revenue and business activities split for European esports leagues and event organizers in 2022. It discusses how brand power and sponsorship drive revenue, alongside strategies for growth and diversification.

Describes consumer behavior for essential items, highlighting the importance of an integrated channel experience.

This slide shows how front-loading 529 plan gifts can significantly fund future college expenses while reducing estate taxes. It compares the financial impact of individual vs. couple contributions and demonstrates how a lump sum at birth can cover nearly all four-year public college costs.

The slide highlights the current and projected changes in estate tax exemption amounts, urging timely estate planning before the window closes.

Emphasizes the critical role of ethical guidelines in areas like revenue growth, brand reputation, and employee trust according to C-level executives.

This slide examines global trust in business leaders’ ethics. India stands out positively while Western countries show skepticism, revealing a divide in corporate reputation and ethical perceptions.

This slide presents public sentiment on whether consumer packaged goods companies act with good intentions. Positive responses dominate in China, India, and Saudi Arabia. However, trust is notably lower in countries like Great Britain and France.

It outlines five key considerations for companies to guide ethical and responsible use of emerging technologies, covering alignment of ethics, trust principles, embedding ethics, collaboration, and adaptation.

The slide explores the extent to which people believe the retail sector operates with good intentions, reflecting ethical perceptions globally.

The slide illustrates global consensus that moral and ethical education should primarily fall to parents, though some variation exists.

This slide captures public opinion on how confident they are that their government can effectively manage a violent conflict involving ethnic or minority groups. With a global average confidence of 48%, the US scores 53% and Canada 51%. The data points to national variances in public faith in social stability mechanisms.

The slide analyzes the ethnic diversity of employees, with a focus on Hispanic employees and their roles in investment, finance, and other functions.

Highlights differences in perceived national concerns based on ethnicity. Ethnic minorities show more concern for inflation, education, and poverty, while White respondents rank immigration higher.

The slide presents the breakdown of employees by ethnicity and gender across different job functions in a company. It highlights the percentage of Hispanic and non-Hispanic employees and the distribution of Hispanic employees by gender from 2018 to 2022.

This slide compares ethnic backgrounds on top concerns in the UK. Ethnic minorities place higher emphasis on housing, inflation, and crime than White respondents. Economy remains a key issue across both groups.

The slide highlights that for categories related to religion, ethnicity, nationality, or age, both men and women largely agree on the presence of unfair treatment. This contrasts with earlier slides showing gender differences in perception for other marginalized groups.

This slide projects a gradual rebound in the euro area economy in 2024 after a period of stagnation. It discusses the expected trajectory of GDP, inflation, and ECB deposit rates, emphasizing the role of inflation targeting in economic recovery.

The slide analyzes the eurozone's GDP growth and business activity through sector contributions and PMI trends, essential for economic analysis and business strategy.

The slide shows a modest downgrade in GDP growth projections for the Eurozone from major institutions. It includes monthly Eurocoin index values suggesting that leading indicators remain negative, reflecting stagnation or mild contraction.

This slide examines consumer confidence and savings behavior in the Eurozone, the US, and the UK, useful for consumer behavior analysis and economic forecasting.

This slide monitors eurozone economic health by presenting various economic indicators over time, aiding in the assessment of recession risks and economic stability.

This slide analyzes eurozone inflation trends, breaking down the components of headline inflation and comparing headline and core inflation, important for inflation analysis.

The slide provides insights into the Eurozone labor market, focusing on unemployment, wage growth, and real wage trends, essential for labor market analysis.

Provides a framework for evaluating initiatives to improve Melbourne's attractiveness, considering aspects like cultural perception, economic return, and technical feasibility.