Compares share price performance between fintech companies and traditional financial institutions, noting fintech outperformance and recovery after COVID-19 market impacts.

Focuses on detailed survey results about tech infrastructure and innovation. Highlights the fintech ecosystem, talent availability, and regulatory support as strengths, while digital adoption and security/privacy are concerns. This supports the strategic emphasis on innovation as an FS accelerator.

Analyzes the level of fintech strategy adoption in TMT and FS sectors, highlighting the differences in embedding fintech within strategic operating models.

Key insights and strategic recommendations from the PwC Global Fintech Report 2019, focusing on fintech strategies and cross-sector fusion for growth.

Discusses factors that will determine success or failure in the fintech sector, emphasizing customer relationships, premium service delivery, and confidence levels in fintech-driven growth.

Highlights Southeast Asia's lead in adopting future tech and fintech, and how investments are trending upwards, which serves as a guide for investment decisions.

Evaluates venture capital investment trends in fintech, highlighting a decline in early-stage deals in 2020 offset by an increase in late-stage deals, with a regional investment breakdown.

The slide analyzes Southeast Asia's position in fintech and web3 adoption, suggesting a trajectory of growth and dominance over other markets. It could be instrumental in strategic planning or investment analysis concerning these technologies.

This slide presents a comparative study of fintech and web3 adoption in Southeast Asia against other regions. It's suitable for discussions on competitive advantage and regional market dynamics in technology sectors.

Presenting statistical evidence of firm culture’s value to employees, this slide is likely part of a human resources presentation aimed at highlighting the significance of culture in job satisfaction and retention.

The slide shows the distribution of firm growth rates over the last three years, highlighting the percentage of firms growing over 20%, less than 20%, not applicable, no growth, and those shrinking.

Serving as an introduction, this slide provides a firm overview for JPMorgan Chase, setting the stage for a presentation on corporate and investment banking services.

Analyzes additional costs for renewable energy to provide reliable capacity (firming), using ELCC and capacity factor data across multiple grid regions, which impact the total economic feasibility of intermittent sources.

Highlights the importance of leveraging first party data in marketing campaigns across different maturity stages. This slide is useful for analyzing data utilization trends and planning data-driven marketing strategies.

This chart tracks the growth of the truck/trailer first-fit component market across key parts like trailer axles, brakes, and wheels. Forecasts show steady expansion, driven primarily by trailer axles and drums.

This slide tracks the percentage of first-time home buyers over several years, indicating changes in market entry rates among new buyers.

This slide focuses on customer satisfaction among first-time digital users. Banking shows the highest satisfaction (~95%), while Travel, Grocery, and Public Sector lag slightly. Most users report being satisfied or very satisfied, with only a small percentage expressing dissatisfaction.

The slide highlights that 31% of international attendees visited Texas for the first time, while 49% had visited 2–5 times. It analyzes attendee familiarity with the host city, based on data from a follow-up survey.

Examines the causes of fiscal variance in NCDOT's budget, focusing on disasters and management issues. Useful for detailed fiscal analysis and strategy discussions in government finance.

Provides an overview of the fiscal challenges faced by the government, such as budget deficit, public debt, and fiscal weakness, arranged in a circular flow diagram. It is useful for understanding the complexities and risks associated with government financial management.

Despite a reduction in the fiscal deficit from 6.2% to 4.4% of GDP in H1 2024, fiscal pressures are expected to continue in 2025 due to rising debt service, high spending, and limited revenue generation. Reforms are needed to stabilize public finances.

This slide outlines the projected fiscal impact of House reconciliation legislation, highlighting a front-loading of stimulus in the early years followed by fiscal tightening. A bar chart displays the impulse by year from 2025–2034.

Reviews NCDOT's fiscal management by division, showing how different divisions have managed their budgets over several years, focusing on trends in spending variance and their implications for financial oversight.

Analyzes the shift in cash balance variance for NCDOT in FY19, highlighting issues in fiscal management. Useful for government finance and policy analysis.

The slide discusses how fiscal policy is expected to boost economic growth in 2024, comparing it with monetary policy and projecting government spending and its impact on GDP growth.

Analyzes the impact of fiscal policy compared to monetary policy on economic growth, emphasizing government spending and tax legislation. Useful for understanding policy effects on GDP and economic forecasts.

This slide forecasts Namibia's government revenue versus expenditure, providing a visual comparison that highlights fiscal balance or imbalances.

Evaluates the effectiveness of fiscal responses across different countries during the pandemic, highlighting the correlation between early fiscal support and economic resilience.

Examines Namibia's fiscal performance over three years, highlighting the ongoing budget deficits. This visual comparison is crucial for discussions on governmental budget management and fiscal policy.

The slide details the composition and maturity of fixed debt, with an emphasis on no debt maturity until 4Q 2024. It could be utilized in presentations to financial analysts or investors looking at debt management strategies, interest rate impacts on corporate finance, and long-term financial planning.

The slide examines fixed income spreads in Asia, differentiating between investment grade, non-investment grade, and specific sectors like ex-China real estate.

The slide outlines fixed income positioning, including U.S. Treasuries, inflation-linked bonds, EM debt, and municipals. The group explains views on interest rate sensitivity, credit risk, and hedging opportunities.

Provides a breakdown of Morgan Stanley's positioning on global fixed income instruments, including U.S. Treasuries, inflation-linked bonds, and credit instruments. The commentary supports slight underweighting in U.S. duration while favoring Eurozone bonds and select public credit categories.

This slide analyzes fixed income returns by sector, comparing yields and historical correlations, and simulates performance under different interest rate scenarios. It aids in identifying rate-sensitive and resilient bond categories.

This slide breaks down the U.S. fixed income market into asset classes such as Treasuries, MBS, IG corporates, and others. It compares the total market to what’s captured by the Bloomberg Aggregate Index, highlighting investment gaps.

The slide presents the return composition of global fixed income investments, detailing income, price, and currency returns across different regions and categories, useful for financial performance analysis.

This slide examines the annual returns and intra-year declines of the Bloomberg Global Aggregate USD Index, providing insights into the performance of fixed income investments.

This slide presents Morgan Stanley’s fixed income positioning across sovereign and credit markets. It shows overweight in EM local currency bonds and Eurozone bonds, with underweight in U.S. Treasuries. Commentary reflects inflation, rate differentials, and geopolitical risk considerations.

The slide presents a detailed spread analysis for fixed income securities, providing a comparative perspective across different bond categories and dates.

The slide provides an overview of global fixed income spreads, illustrating the differences and trends in spreads across regions and asset classes since 2010.

Analyzes the spread across different fixed income sub-sectors, comparing current spreads to 10-year averages and ranges.

The slide evaluates fixed income sector valuations by comparing current yields to historical medians and ranges, providing insights into investment opportunities and market conditions.

This slide examines preferences in fixed income investments, expressing a favorable view towards variable rate loans, TIPS, and emerging market (EM) debt, contrasting them with a negative view on fixed income from Europe, Japan, and areas with negative nominal yields. It provides total return trends for US leveraged loans versus high yield bonds and an analysis of yield premia trends in emerging markets, indicating changing investment sentiments.

Highlights nominal yields across different fixed income categories, comparing durations and maximum yields over the past 10 years.

The slide presents an analysis of fixed income yields, comparing different bond types and their return correlations, useful for investment strategies.

The slide provides a detailed breakdown of fixed income yields across different asset class subsectors. It highlights the disparities in yields within private credit, alternative fixed income sectors, and traditional core sectors. The viewer can compare yields among consumer loans, corporate loans, mortgages, bonds, and treasuries, allowing for an informed analysis of potential investment areas based on yield differences.

Discusses how the mostly fixed-rate debt of S&P 500 firms buffers against rising interest rates, with the weighted average interest rate expected to remain low in the short run.

Describes the strategic approach of a shipping company in managing its fleet composition to optimize operational efficiency and market responsiveness.

Shows consistent growth in the aircraft fleet (from 358 in 2020 to 430 in 2024) and asset base (up to US$24.3B in 2024). Underlines long-term asset expansion strategy amid market recovery.

Evaluates growth and operational metrics of Aircastle’s fleet, including investments and age of aircraft.

Assesses market readiness for energy flexibility across European countries. Parameters include market access, sociopolitical support, and tech potential. Norway and Denmark lead, Poland scores lowest.

The slide emphasizes the importance of work flexibility for women and how it influences their career decisions.

This slide provides a detailed analysis of the factors leading to women quitting jobs, emphasizing the lack of flexibility in working hours. It's suitable for analyzing workforce trends and informing policies on work flexibility.

Highlighting how work flexibility correlates with longer employment duration, this slide is vital for presentations on staff retention strategies and the importance of flexible working conditions.

The slide discusses why flexibility programs are not meeting the needs of women, highlighting statistics on dissatisfaction and negative career impacts for women taking advantage of flexible work options.

Highlights the importance of flexibility in work location and hours for employees, based on survey results. Includes key statistics.

Analyzes the benefits and risks of flexible vehicle ownership models, presenting insights for OEMs and customers, and suggesting strategic actions for maximizing value.

Analyzes employee preferences for work flexibility, offering best practices for managing such arrangements, relevant to HR policy making and organizational development.

The slide discusses how flexible work arrangements can help retain older workers and increase their employment rates. It highlights the shift towards part-time and self-employment as workers age, emphasizing the benefits of flexible working options.

Outlines a process for developing flexible working models by involving current employees, highlighting benefits like internal buy-in and role-specific customization.

Analyzes the prevalence of flexible working arrangements, useful in discussions on modernizing workplace policies.

Shows how decreasing real sales and changing floor space affect sales per square meter in EU11. Highlights that hypermarkets suffer most from space inefficiency, while discounters benefit from expansion. Quantifies CAGR changes and shifts in market share.

The slide outlines the projected growth in fluff pulp demand to 7.8 Mt by 2027, with major end uses including adult incontinence, baby diapers, and feminine hygiene. It also provides a regional demand breakdown and highlights supplier concentration.

This slide illustrates the comparative share of first-time vs. follow-on venture funds in the U.S. from 2018 to 2024. It highlights a growing preference among LPs for follow-on funds, both in number and capital invested, signaling reduced risk appetite.

It outlines the relationship between population growth and agricultural technology improvements, proposing investment opportunities.

Offers strategic insights into consumer preferences in food delivery, highlighting key factors that affect customer satisfaction and loyalty, and suggesting ways to improve service quality to increase promoter numbers.

The slide details the enduring high interest in food delivery services post-COVID, as demonstrated by search volume data from Google Trends. Each country's graph underscores the sustained increase in consumer interest, with annotations providing a quick reference to the scale of change compared to 2017 levels.

The slide details three critical gaps in food, land, and emissions that must be addressed by 2050 to meet rising global food demand. It proposes various mitigation levers such as productivity improvements, dietary shifts, and technological innovation.

This slide assesses the maturity levels of companies in the food ecosystem, segmented by revenue size, from less than 50M € to over 5B €. It discusses how these companies view their maturity in achieving future food targets, useful for market analysis or business strategy sessions.

Surveys consumer confidence in the competence of the food and drink sector. China, India, and Brazil show high agreement that this sector performs well. Trust in product quality is central to the insights provided.

Explores significant trends in the food industry, focusing on environmental impacts and market changes, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices.

Discusses the need for a radical transformation in the food system, emphasizing the roles of various stakeholders including the food industry, consumers, and government in achieving sustainable practices.

The slide highlights the rising threat of food insecurity in Nigeria, projecting that 33.1 million people may be food insecure in 2025 due to economic and social challenges. It shows a steady rise in severe food insecurity and emphasizes the urgent need for intervention.

This slide presents FGN's goals for halving post-harvest food losses by 2025, displaying past data and future targets in a visually comparative format to emphasize the potential impact of reduced food waste.

Discusses the significant decrease in post-harvest food loss among farmers using solar-powered cold storage, projecting nationwide potential savings.

This slide outlines the multifaceted drivers influencing future food prices, integrating economic, demographic, and environmental factors. It portrays the complexity of predicting food prices due to these interdependencies, highlighting the critical need for comprehensive market analysis.

The slide examines the trends in food and fertilizer prices, highlighting easing pressures and potential risks affecting these prices.

Discusses the significant rise in food prices and the potential impact on purchasing power if fiscal reforms are not implemented swiftly.

This slide captures global attitudes toward how moving to renewable energy affects food security. Indonesia, the Philippines, and Türkiye are most optimistic, while Japan and Germany rank lowest. Net positive views dominate across most countries.

Analyzes how food industry trends are impacting businesses, showing percentages of companies acknowledging the significance of aligning with these trends for future-proofing and customer engagement.

Discusses the strategic approaches companies are taking to implement future food trends, like partnerships and acquisitions. It highlights the importance of collaboration across the food ecosystem for effective transformation.

Highlights the importance of minimizing food waste as a leading environmental issue.

Highlights public expectation to increase sustainable behaviors, particularly reducing food waste, post-COVID-19, with data broken down by country.

Reflects public commitment to increasing efforts to avoid food waste after COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, showing a positive trend in many countries.

The slide explores perceptions of regulation in the food and drink sector. Responses are mostly favorable toward current regulation, but countries such as France, China, and Argentina show more concern about lax regulation. Japan and Canada see the existing framework as appropriate.

This slide presents global views on trust in food and drink companies. India, Saudi Arabia, and China are rated highest in trustworthiness.

This slide illustrates the expansion of the total addressable market for foodservice distribution in the U.S., which grew from $161B in 2000 to $370B in 2024. Sysco holds a 17% share of this growing market, highlighting its leadership.

Walk-in traffic for retail is dropping, but average ticket size and conversion rates are up, neutralizing overall market growth. The slide suggests marketing, location strategy, and experiential enhancements to reverse footfall trends.

Forecasts the assembly numbers for different types of electrified vehicles by region for the years 2023 and 2028, with significant percentage increases.

Forecasts the increasing contribution of tier 2 and 3 cities to Indonesia's digital economy by 2025, indicating significant growth in e-commerce and other sectors.

This slide explains the methodology for forecasting NPL volumes in Turkey, detailing the steps involved in estimating performing loan volumes, gross NPL volumes, and NPL sales volumes.

Projects slower but continued revenue growth and stable margins into 2018. Notes market-specific trends (e.g., slowdown in China, growth in South America), macroeconomic stability, and importance of product innovation in maintaining margins.

Focuses on the challenges of robust forecasting in preliminary engineering within NCDOT, highlighting the discrepancies between budgeted and actual expenditures and the impact on project pipeline development.

Displays economic assumptions behind Barclays' planning, including interest rates, unemployment, GDP, and market wallets. Emphasizes a stable outlook with moderate adjustments in macro indicators through 2026.

The slide discusses the challenges local firms face in accessing foreign exchange, sources of forex, and the impact on business operations.

This slide presents an external viewpoint from Marinos Giannopoulos, CEO of Enterprise Greece, discussing strategies to attract foreign investors to Greece.

Shows trends in foreign investment in U.S. assets, tracking both Treasuries and equities over time. Also includes recent statistics on foreign ownership by region, providing insight into international capital flows.

This slide discusses what foreign investors look for when considering investment in Greece and outlines strategies to attract more foreign direct investment.

Examines the factors driving increased or decreased interest in acquiring foreign targets, supported by data on how interest levels are expected to change over the next year.

The slide examines the shrinkage of Russia's foreign trade surplus in October, ongoing inflationary pressures, and real wage growth. It provides insights into economic conditions and policy responses in Russia.