Tracks European excess mortality rates over several years, emphasizing the spike during COVID-19 but noting a return to near-baseline levels by late September 2020. The slide implies effective containment or adaptation to the health crisis.

Demonstrates JPMorgan Equity Income Fund’s consistent outperformance relative to the Russell 1000 Value Index across rolling 5- and 10-year periods, highlighting success in long-term strategies.

The slide shows a 42.1% depreciation in Nigeria’s official exchange rate from 2023 to 2024, alongside foreign reserve growth. CBN reforms aim to stabilize FX in 2025, narrowing the gap between official and parallel markets.

The slide explains the trade-offs involved in exchange rate policy, emphasizing the limitations of having a fixed exchange rate, capital mobility, and monetary autonomy simultaneously. It highlights the impact of capital controls on interest rates.

The slide explores how exchange participation by insurer category has broadened from 2022 to 2023, with Insurtechs as the exception. It also shows the growth in consumer access to various plan types, particularly national, Medicaid, and Blue insurers. Consumer access has notably expanded across nearly all categories.

This slide presents comparative data on how many people in various countries are excited about AI-powered products and services. Countries are sorted by agreement levels, illustrating global enthusiasm for AI.

This slide evaluates how excited people are about AI-powered products/services across various countries and demographic groups, highlighting enthusiasm levels globally.

Focuses on the key strategic concerns for executives moving into 2024, emphasizing the importance of talent access and digital disruption, with insights applicable to strategic business planning.

The slide presents data on executive hiring trends in tech firms for 2022 and 2023. CEO was the most common executive role, though its share dropped from 33.5% to 28.3%. CTO and Managing Director follow. There’s also a rise in roles like COO and CSO, reflecting changes in tech firm leadership needs and operational focus.

Provides insights from executive surveys showing broad enthusiasm for GenAI, but also gaps in scalability readiness. Highlights its prioritization in the C-suite and across enterprises, conversational AI adoption, and service provider integration expectations by 2025–2027.

Presents October sentiment from executives on the most likely virus and economic response scenarios. Scenario A1 (recurring virus, partial economic intervention) is seen as most likely (34%). Compares shifts in opinion from July to October.

The slide shows a net decline in executive optimism for the luxury sector in 2025, with more respondents expecting worse conditions compared to 2024 and versus the broader fashion industry.

The slide illustrates declining optimism among luxury executives, with a majority expecting worse industry conditions in 2023–2025. Key concerns include macroeconomic headwinds, China’s instability, tariffs, and reduced spending from aspirational shoppers.

This slide acts as an agenda, outlining the main sections of a professional services presentation, setting the stage for detailed discussions to follow.

Executive surveys from April to August 2020 show growing consensus toward a 2022 exit trajectory for COVID-19’s economic impact. The slide also encourages companies to consider transformation and transition strategies aligned with this likely scenario.

The slide provides insights into exit strategies for funds in F&L for 2021, covering drivers, strategies, and expected multiples.

This slide categorizes exit types by count and value. M&A remains the dominant path, but 2024 shows a renewed increase in IPO value, hinting at a reawakening public market despite fewer listings overall.

Exit values for venture-backed companies in the U.S. continue to decline into 2024, while the number of exits remains relatively steady. This signals reduced market valuations but persistent M&A or IPO activity.

This slide provides a detailed breakdown of exits in December 2022 by sector and deal type.

This slide presents data on exits in April 2023, highlighting the sectors with the highest exit values and number of deals. It helps in understanding sector-wise exit performance, which is crucial for strategic exit planning and investment decisions.

Detailed analysis of exit types, sizes, and segments, highlighting top-performing sectors in exits.

Provides a detailed analysis of quarterly exit trends, categorizing by exit type (IPO, buyback) and highlighting top sectors. Useful for market analysts and financial advisors.

Examines quarterly exit trends, focusing on total exits, types of exits, and top-performing sectors. Vital for investors and analysts tracking exit strategies.

The slide presents exit activity trends in Europe, showing a modest recovery in Q2 and Q3 2024. Despite a general downtrend since 2021, select quarters show improved exit values, indicating potential recovery in M&A or IPO markets.

Details current geographic reach and ambitious five-year expansion plans. Lists UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain as top target markets.

This slide provides historical context on U.S. economic cycles, highlighting average durations (expansions: 49 months, recessions: 14 months). It visualizes the severity of downturns such as the Great Depression and the 2008 Financial Crisis.

Demonstrates potential future returns influenced by credit risk and risk-free rates across different investment categories. Helps in strategic planning for investment portfolios and risk assessment.

Analyzes historical and projected government spending efficiency, which is crucial for fiscal management and accountability assessments.

This slide tracks the efficiency of expenditure execution in Namibia over recent fiscal years, illustrating trends that are crucial for evaluating financial management and operational effectiveness in government spending.

The slide presents a financial comparison of two courts' expenses, focusing on specific areas such as employee costs and court operations. It's likely used to inform about budget allocation and financial transparency.

Provides a detailed view of government expenditure types over several years, useful for tracking financial management and identifying spending trends.

Discusses the Appeal Division's operational expenditures, with a focus on the costs associated with appeals scheduling and travel, providing a financial overview of the division's resource allocation.

This slide is designed to explain the correlation between expense growth and strategic investments, underlining the firm's commitment to innovation and efficiency.

This slide presents the expense management effectiveness of Citi over several years, highlighting efficiency savings, investments, and volume growth, demonstrating disciplined financial management and operational efficiency.

This slide discusses how dynamic expense management contributes to stable earnings in comparison to industry peers, with data from different years. It is used in financial strategy and performance analysis.

This slide examines the total expense ratios (TER) of Swiss Real Estate funds, focusing on market value (MV) as the basis for comparison, showing variations in fund expenses.

This slide compares the total expense ratios (TER) of Swiss Real Estate funds, highlighting differences in operating expenses relative to gross asset value (GAV).

The slide compares the operating expenses of different Swiss Real Estate funds, illustrating their total expense ratios. It helps in analyzing and comparing fund expenses.

The slide outlines the expense strategy at JPMorgan, emphasizing the reduction in complexity and focusing on growth. The analysis indicates areas of investment and cost savings over a five-year period.

This slide illustrates a year-on-year expense reduction with estimated savings for 2018 and 2019. It is used to highlight cost-saving achievements and future targets.

The slide details the financial results for 1Q24, comparing them to previous quarters, and highlights key expense categories and the efficiency ratio.

This slide analyzes expense growth, offering insights into cost management and areas where the company has invested or saved. It is useful for stakeholders interested in understanding the financial management and operational efficiency of the company.

Analyzes quarterly financial changes in expenses, highlighting areas of growth and reduction in investment.

This slide analyzes the drivers behind JP Morgan's expense growth, categorized by investments, revenue growth, and structural changes over four years. It highlights significant financial allocations in technology and operational areas, showcasing their approach to scaling business operations efficiently.

The slide tracks a company's expenses over time, highlighting investments and growth factors such as wage inflation.

This slide presents an expense outlook for 2022 with a detailed breakdown of costs and factors contributing to changes in expenses. It is likely used for financial forecasting and budget planning.

The slide is aimed at financial analysts or investors to explain the correlation between revenue growth and increased expenses, showcasing the areas of investment that have driven expense increases, such as technology and non-tech areas.

Detailing the relation between increased expenses and revenue growth, the slide breaks down investment areas and their impact on the firm's financials. Likely to be used in financial planning or cost management sessions.

Illustrates various examples of how automotive companies create differentiated experiences, divided into categories of luxury and convenience, with practical applications.

It analyzes consumer sentiment towards different types of luxury experiences, showing a preference for more intimate and private experiences post-crisis.

The slide provides a breakdown of about 80 expert interviews conducted by Roland Berger to assess the truck, bus, and trailer market. It segments responses by geography and expertise, split between truck & bus (51) and trailer (32) interviewees.

The slide highlights Ipsos' comprehensive offerings in market and opinion research across different sectors.

The slide presents agreement levels with the statement that experts are disconnected from ordinary people's lives across 31 countries. Japan ranks mid-range, with notable increases in perception of disconnect in Italy and others.

With 62% of respondents agreeing, this slide reflects growing skepticism toward experts, especially in developed and developing nations alike. The sentiment suggests a perception that technocratic governance or expert advice may be disconnected from everyday concerns, fueling populist leanings and distrust.

Captures public mistrust in experts. 62% of the 28-country average believe experts don’t understand ordinary lives. Highest agreement is seen in India, Colombia, and South Africa, indicating a widespread disconnect between elites and citizens.

Illustrates the public’s skepticism and fear of exploitation by banks. Over half of respondents globally agree with this distrustful sentiment, showing significant reputational challenges for the industry in many regions.

The slide reflects public concern over the perceived exploitative potential of technology companies, with data showing who believes firms would act unethically if they could.

This slide shows the proportion of respondents who believe social media companies would exploit users if given the chance. Unlike earlier slides, higher agreement reflects distrust. Most countries show a majority agreement, underscoring widespread user wariness and perceived exploitation.

This slide reflects public skepticism, showing how many people believe the CPG sector would exploit them if possible, with trust levels varying by country.

This slide reflects a more skeptical view, asking if people think the energy sector would exploit them if possible. India and Saudi Arabia lead in agreement with this negative statement, while Japan shows the least suspicion.

This slide reveals a critical perspective, measuring suspicion toward financial services. High agreement in many countries (including India and Saudi Arabia) indicates a pervasive belief that financial services might exploit individuals.

The chart shows how much consumers across different countries believe the food and drink sector would exploit them if given the chance. A higher percentage in some countries indicates skepticism and perceived opportunism.

Discusses how Australia can leverage its reliability and strategic partnerships to boost exports of battery materials to Asian markets, particularly focusing on nations with strong EV growth projections.

This slide explores the projection of export capabilities and FDI flows, crucial for understanding future economic interactions and investments.

This slide shows India's export trajectory, projecting exports to reach $2 trillion by 2030, making up 25% of GDP. It emphasizes the role of manufacturing exports, which are expected to account for 60% of the total, driven by strong production focus.

The slide compares Asia's export destinations and import origins in 2003 and 2022, highlighting the changes and trends in trade over the years.

Analyzes the impact of trade tensions on export volumes between the EU, US, and China, highlighting recent trends and changes.

This slide reveals geographical patterns of insurance exposure changes in 2022. Unlike premium maps, there’s no strong correlation with wildfire risk zones. Pockets of decline appear even in low-risk or urban areas, suggesting additional underwriting considerations.

This slide explains the financial impact of delayed graduation, with 5- and 6-year degrees costing significantly more. It encourages using AP courses or dual enrollment in high school to graduate faster and save money.

The slide analyzes how frequently firms seek external candidates for different roles, highlighting trends over time.

This slide reveals concerns about using external data among respondents, with detailed worries about data accuracy, quality, and privacy, highlighting specific issues for different types of financial institutions.

External debt surged by 89.7% due to a combination of bond subscriptions and a steep naira depreciation. The slide stresses how currency movements and planned deficits will determine future debt trends, potentially worsening sustainability.

The slide examines perceived external risks such as macroeconomic concerns and digital disruption. It also highlights the widespread implementation of cloud technology and business intelligence solutions across industries.

This slide presents a comparative analysis of the most significant external business threats and cyberattacks, focusing on labor shortages and payment fraud as major concerns. It is likely used to inform stakeholders about prevailing risks and to prioritize mitigation strategies.

This slide examines global public perceptions about how many species are threatened with extinction. Despite the correct figure being 28%, survey results vary significantly across countries, illustrating a common overestimation of biodiversity loss.

This slide analyzes how likely people believe extreme weather events will increase in 2024 compared to 2023. Portugal and Indonesia top the list with strongest agreement. Changes from 2022 perceptions are also indicated.

The slide reports how likely people from different countries believe extreme weather will intensify in 2025 versus 2024. Countries are listed from most to least concerned, highlighting regional variations in climate awareness.

This slide provides a comprehensive overview of the annual performance of different investment factors, offering a historical perspective on factor performance.

This slide analyzes failure rates in cost savings across industries and presents growth expectations. It includes comparative data on realized savings and revenue growth projections, highlighting industry-specific trends.

Respondents were asked whether fairness means equal opportunities or equal outcomes. Most countries leaned toward opportunity. India and Thailand were outliers, favoring quality of life. Change from 2023 to 2024 is also shown.

This slide presents global survey results on the definition of a fair society. It contrasts agreement with two concepts: equal opportunity vs. equal quality of life, segmented by gender, generation, income, and education level.

The slide contrasts generational views on fairness. While most still define fairness as equal opportunity, support for equal outcome is rising, especially among Gen Z, who show the highest support for equity.

This slide contrasts views on fairness: whether it should be based on equal opportunity or equal outcomes. A majority of countries favor equal opportunity, though responses vary significantly—India shows the least support for opportunity-based fairness compared to other nations.

This slide presents a more optimistic view, showing that the majority in most countries believe they personally can distinguish fake news. Confidence is highest in Indonesia and Peru. It reveals a discrepancy between self-confidence and trust in others’ abilities (as shown in 19348).

This slide shows global variation in trust in the average person’s ability to distinguish fake news. Southeast Asian countries (Indonesia, Thailand) rank high in confidence, while countries like Japan and the US rank low. The chart suggests skepticism about general media literacy.

This slide compares the familiarity of Canadians with crypto assets over two years, breaking down the familiarity into high, moderate, and low categories, with demographic insights.

This slide forecasts the strategic moves family businesses plan to make in the next two years, including digital advancements and market expansions.

The slide analyzes different types of family law applications and their distribution between FCC and FCoA, with emphasis on the caseload and order types processed by each court. The column chart illustrates the predominance of divorce applications in the FCC and consent orders in the FCoA.

It analyzes trends in family law final orders, providing historical data on the progression of cases over time, indicating efficiency and potential backlogs in the courts.

It presents data on the resolution of family law cases, including settlement frequencies and duration before finalization, aiding in understanding court efficiencies and decision-making times.

The slide shows that a large majority (85%) of attendees were cricket fans, with others motivated by team support, event atmosphere, and social reasons. It highlights primary and secondary drivers for event attendance.

Fashion executives show strong optimism for India, Japan, and emerging APAC markets. India and Korea lead in positive sentiment, driven by growth prospects, government incentives, and rising influence of Southeast Asia in global fashion. China sees a decline in sentiment.

Analyzes shopping preferences of the Silver Generation vs younger consumers across categories like comfort, quality, trends, and brand loyalty. Emphasizes need for brands to focus on functionality, value, and independence in style rather than trends.

The slide outlines a shift in apparel sourcing toward India, Vietnam, Bangladesh, and Indonesia, driven by reduced dependency on China. India is projected as a growing hub due to government support and foreign investments, despite current production challenges.

Provides an analysis of the fashion and luxury market in 2019, including sales data across different sectors like apparel, watches, and personal luxury goods.

This slide outlines the pressure on European online fashion marketplaces to adapt amid declining profits and market share loss. It identifies four strategic focus areas: prioritizing profitable orders, exploring B2B opportunities, balancing marketplace-brand power, and leveraging generative AI. A bar chart tracks economic profit and number of players from 2018 to 2024E, showing a downward trend.

The slide presents data from a survey comparing consumer priorities for online shopping between June 2021 and March 2021. It highlights the importance of fast delivery, stock availability, and return policy changes over time.

The slide sets up one of the six tensions surrounding AI adoption, showing that more people feel worry than wonder about AI’s future. It introduces the importance of managing AI development carefully to reduce fear.

This slide examines the U.S. federal finances, including budget allocation, deficit, and debt projections, providing insights into government spending and fiscal policy.

The slide provides a snapshot of the 2025 U.S. federal budget and projections for deficits, net interest payments, and federal debt as % of GDP. It includes forecasts under the Senate’s adjusted policy proposal.