Describes services in forensic accounting and investigations, including compliance, fraud detection, and financial analysis to help organizations manage and mitigate risks associated with financial irregularities.

Discusses capabilities in forensic technology, emphasizing tools and methods for data analysis and security to protect against internal and external threats, highlighting bespoke solutions for varied client needs.

Elaborates on the first action area from the previous slide: turning insight into foresight. It breaks down how organizations can improve planning through prioritizing risks, navigating uncertainty, and becoming data-driven.

Demonstrates forestry productivity improvements in Mato Grosso do Sul, highlighting the Ribas base’s structural advantages. Projects significant cost reduction in wood by 2029 through higher yields and mechanization.

This slide provides a deep-dive into the potential of forestry residues as a feedstock for energy production, analyzing its total potential by 2060 and highlighting the scalability issues and sustainability constraints associated with its use.

This slide addresses the importance of conserving tropical forests and peatlands in SEA, representing 22% of SEA emissions. It shows midterm emissions reduction potential of ~60%. Investment suggestions include supporting local stakeholders and tech startups focused on land restoration. A case study of the SCeNe² Coalition highlights coalition-driven regional efforts funded by Google’s philanthropy arm.

Details the most important criteria for adding drugs to formulary lists in SEA, such as procurement through GPO, reimbursement status, and inclusion in treatment guidelines, with regional variations in importance.

Analysis of future fossil fuel usage under various global warming scenarios, highlighting potential declines or growth in coal, oil, and gas usage depending on environmental policies.

Respondents were asked whether limiting fossil fuels would hurt the economy more than climate change. Thailand leads in agreement; Western countries show low support.

The slide compares the efficiency of converting fossil fuels to hydrogen via SMR with ICE and BEV, demonstrating that the process does not lead to extra fossil fuel consumption. It visually represents energy conversion steps and efficiencies.

The slide emphasizes the necessity for rapid decline in fossil fuel demand and significant growth in renewable energy sources to achieve the 1.5°C Pathway.

This slide highlights the vast difference between the production and the reserves and resources of fossil fuels in 2015. It breaks down production, reserves, and resources into types like hard coal, lignite, and crude oil. This is useful for analyzing the sustainability and future availability of these energy sources.

Analyzes the potential scarcity of different fossil fuels based on their current production rates and known reserves. The focus is on how long existing reserves can sustain current production levels, with implications for energy planning and risk management regarding fuel scarcity.

This slide illustrates global opinions about the likelihood of a four-day workweek becoming a standard business practice. Malaysia and India show the highest optimism, while Western European countries and Japan are more skeptical. The global average belief in this change is 32%.

Discusses the frustration caused by financial service fragmentation and the growing demand for apps that aggregate financial management tools.

This slide examines the varying rates of payments innovation across different geographies, comparing the leading regions and highlighting the differences in innovation between US, Europe, and other regions. It is used for strategic planning in global payments innovation.

The slide showcases the international frameworks and standards most referred to by companies for sustainability reporting, with a circular bar chart highlighting the key standards like GRI, ISO, and UNGC.

Provides an overview of the deposit base, detailing the composition and stability of various deposit categories across different banking segments.

A slide focused on the growth of a financial franchise supported by risk and resource management, illustrated by a central cycle diagram and flanking text explaining strategic elements.

Highlights the company's market positioning, strategic advantages, and customer engagement within the financial services sector. Useful in strategic planning and competitive analysis.

This slide highlights the national reach of a bank, detailing assets, deposits, and loans. It discusses the strategic positioning in consumer and commercial markets.

Displays growth in invested assets and transaction-based income, showing client momentum

Explores AI-powered customer-facing tools in areas such as code development, content creation, fraud detection, data analysis, and macroeconomic scenario testing through synthetic data.

Details how GenAI can enhance fraud detection and privacy protection through synthetic data. Covers the impact on customer engagement and compliance through better modeling and anonymized data use.

Shows JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s investment in fraud prevention and the positive impact, likely for reassuring stakeholders about security measures.

It addresses the issue of online fraud in SEA, quantifying the risk in different countries with a focus on Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. This data can guide risk management and trust-building strategies for businesses operating online in the region.

Illustrates the company's ability to generate substantial free cash flow, emphasizing improvements and future goals in financial management.

Evaluates the company's financial resilience, focusing on adjusted free cash flow and liquidity over recent years.

The slide highlights consumer preferences for free shipping over fast shipping, with many shoppers willing to wait up to seven days for free delivery. It provides insights into delivery expectations and preferences.

Explains the significance of free trade agreements worldwide, showing major economic zones and their economic outputs. Ideal for use in strategic business planning and understanding global trade agreements.

This slide shows that while a global average of 70% supports free trade, support has declined in many countries since 2023. Countries are ordered by level of agreement, with the U.S. and Canada highlighted.

The chart demonstrates strong global support for free trade (80%). The US (83%) and Canada (81%) show slightly stronger than average belief in its economic benefits.

Analyzes trends in global human freedom over a decade, discussing implications for future shifts in political and civil rights, providing a basis for discussions on policy and societal change.

This slide tracks trends in freight costs and commodity prices, emphasizing a potential stabilization or "levelling off" in these sectors after significant fluctuations. Useful for stakeholders in transportation and logistics as well as financial services to evaluate recent market dynamics.

Evaluates the seasonal fluctuations in dry bulk freight rates, identifying external influences like maintenance schedules and new vessel deliveries.

It explores how frequent and non-frequent users value different attributes in facial day creams, such as being free from parabens, acetone, fragrance, and hypoallergenic properties.

This slide outlines priority front-office use cases for wealth managers, private banks, and asset managers, highlighting the key areas where investment is expected to focus in the near future.

Lists top front-office use cases prioritized by retail and commercial banks, focusing on customer segmentation and automation.

Indicates majority of viable use cases are front-office focused, with many banks awaiting further testing before prioritizing.

This slide estimates substantial growth in frontier technologies like AI, robotics, IoT, EVs, and renewables by 2030. It categorizes them into three areas and highlights their intersection and role in emissions reduction.

The left side lists internal pressures on frontline agents, such as increased complexity and reduced handover. The right side introduces a five-pillar learning and development strategy from Deutsche Telekom to mitigate these challenges.

Detailing the strategic development of 'Symbio' towards global leadership in commercial vehicles, this slide maps key milestones, including investments, partnerships, and future expansion plans. It highlights Michelin’s role and strategy in fuel cell development for commercial vehicles, emphasizing their commitment to sustainable energy solutions and industrial innovation.

Discusses the disproportionate impact of fuel generators on Nigeria's GHG emissions, focusing on the residential and industrial sectors' contributions.

Analyzes how conventional energy sources’ LCOEs are sensitive to fuel price volatility, while renewable energy sources remain stable, making them less risky long-term investments.

Highlights the diverse functions of shared service centers, emphasizing the increasing role of non-financial functions such as IT and HR, important for strategic resource allocation.

This slide summarizes current trends in equity and bond fund flows, mutual fund returns, and short interest levels. It tracks investor positioning and sentiment across asset classes with weekly and YTD data, along with S&P 500 short interest as a percentage of market cap.

This slide analyzes venture fund closings by size and type. Larger and follow-on funds dominate recent years, with first-time funds making up a smaller proportion. It suggests investor preference for proven fund managers and larger, more stable vehicles.

The slide highlights that even in industries where women predominantly found startups, they raise significantly less funding compared to men.

The slide compares global venture capital deal share and investment volume share by funding round, showing mid-stage rounds (Series B & C) have attracted a growing share of capital, both in volume and deal frequency. Early-stage rounds are declining proportionally.

Displays the diversification of UBS’s long-term wholesale funding portfolio. Categorizes by instrument type (e.g., HoldCo, OpCo), maturity periods, and currency mix. Emphasizes UBS's broad funding base and balanced risk structure.

The slide reveals that women-only teams received significantly less funding than men-only teams, with the gap increasing over the years.

Analyzes potential funding strategies for achieving full school connectivity in developed regions of Indonesia. Discusses the advantages and concerns associated with each method, including government subsidies and private investment models.

Examines the evolution of Goldman Sachs' funding mix, detailing the strategic increase in deposits and the consequent improvement in funding costs through clear visual representations. The focus is on diversification and the role of strategic business channels in this growth.

Reviews the 2022 funding plan execution, detailing issuance volumes, currencies used, and the financial impact of these actions.

This slide showcases the shift in the venture investing market towards larger-ticket funding rounds, particularly mega rounds over the past two decades. It highlights the increase in average deal size, driven by these substantial investments, and the implications for startups and investors alike. The slide provides a comprehensive view of investment strategies and market responses to evolving business models and funding needs.

This slide analyzes changes in the investment round mix within the technology sector, pointing out a significant shift from early-stage Angel and Seed funding towards later-stage investments. It discusses the volatility and the strategic adjustments in venture capital allocations in response to market conditions and the startup ecosystem's evolution.

Discusses the diversified funding sources for firmwide operations, including the increasing significance of deposits. It presents a comparative financial analysis of the company's funding structure over several quarters, highlighting the strategic use of unsecured long-term and short-term debt.

Aimed at outlining strategic approaches for diversifying funding and managing assets and liabilities, this slide provides insights into the future funding cost targets, suitable for financial strategists or management.

The chart demonstrates exponential growth in quantum computing start-up founding and venture capital activity in recent years. Despite this, <10% of investment goes outside hardware, showing a concentrated funding focus.

This slide contemplates the investment pattern shifts in the technology sector over the years, highlighting a move towards more significant later-stage funding rounds. It places this trend within the context of historical cycles, suggesting a consistent pattern of evolution in the sector's investment stages. The graphical representation combined with the analytical text provides a clear and concise overview of how funding preferences have developed, corresponding with industry maturity and investor confidence.

This slide shows the preferred funding types for business growth, with private equity being the top choice, followed by debt financing, others, and listings on various exchanges.

This slide analyzes the improvement in companies' access to funding over the last few months and identifies the primary sources of funding for development strategies, including own resources, bank loans, and private equity.

Analyzes the difficulties automotive companies encounter when seeking board approval for digital projects, including common reasons for refusal and the extent of these challenges.

Discusses anticipated changes in funding for digital transformation across different sectors post-COVID-19, emphasizing the need for careful investment and clear business cases.

Summarizes UBS’s funding structure including equity, debt, and deposits. Breaks down short-term and long-term funding and customer deposits. Commentary highlights quarterly changes and contributing factors like FX and deposit flows.

The slide provides an overview of the group's funding over several years, focusing on the breakdown of shareholder equity, debt, and customer deposits. It includes a detailed view of the 4Q23 figures, highlighting changes and components of funding.

Illustrates a detailed breakdown of funding sources (cash, operations, bonds, loans) and uses (repayments, capex, dividends) in 1H 2024. Highlights US$5.5B liquidity and strong cash flow management practices.

Focuses on the diversified deposit base and liquidity ratios, presenting the bank's funding and liquidity status as of March 31, 2024. It highlights the strength of liquidity coverage and stability in funding sources across different business segments.

Analysis of funding sources and liquidity ratios, important for assessing the financial health and operational capabilities.

Outlines the funding and liquidity status of a financial institution, highlighting the diversified deposit base and liquidity ratios. Useful for financial analysis and discussions on maintaining liquidity in banking operations.

Discusses the funding sources and liquidity metrics of the bank, showcasing the stability and distribution of deposits and their impact on financial health.

Discusses the diversified funding and robust liquidity position of Deutsche Bank, with an emphasis on stability and targets.

Focuses on Goldman Sachs’ strategic financial approach, presenting the methods and goals of diversifying funding and managing assets and liquidity to generate revenue through lower interest expenses, supported by a graph indicating projections of funding costs over time.

This slide highlights that China and the EU are leading in governmental funding for quantum technologies, with China at $15B and the EU at $7.2B. It also breaks down EU funding sources, showing Germany as the largest contributor (41.9%).

The slide provides an overview of UBS's funding structure over several years, highlighting changes in shareholder equity, debt, and customer deposits, to show the bank's financial stability and funding sources.

Outlines the funding strategy and execution for Enbridge, emphasizing sources and uses of capital.

The slide conveys Macquarie's funding strategy, emphasizing diversification by currency, duration, and funding type, useful for stakeholders analyzing financial strategy and currency exposure.

The slide compares sources of funding (CEO, business unit, venture capital, etc.) for successful vs. unsuccessful new businesses. It reveals external sources like VC and private equity correlate with higher business success rates.

The slide shows that despite a market contraction, access to funds for startups with women founders improved in 2022 compared to previous years.

The slide details global venture fundraising trends, showing a recovery in capital raised in 2024 despite a drop in the number of funds closed. Commentary explains LPs are cautiously returning, backing larger funds after a period of risk aversion and liquidity concerns.

Analyzes trends in private equity and venture capital fundraising, showing variations in the amount and number of funds raised quarterly. Essential for fundraising strategists and investors.

European VC fundraising rebounds in 2024, nearly reaching 2023 levels. Despite a drop in fund count, capital raised is substantial. Commentary highlights how macroeconomic uncertainty affects corporate VC strategies and cautionary pullbacks.

Despite fewer funds being raised in 2024, total capital raised saw a notable increase, suggesting fewer but larger funds. The chart indicates peak capital in 2021–2022, followed by a decline in fund count through 2024.

This slide provides principles for the disbursement of relief funds from a fiscal perspective. It’s meant for leaders to ensure efficient and targeted use of resources, focusing on speed, protection of the vulnerable, liquidity, and compliance.

This slide provides an overview of key features of funds, including strategies, asset sizes, investor types, and core industries in F&L.

Discusses evolving career aspirations among the next generation, emphasizing non-traditional roles.

Explores corporate strategies towards future food trends, revealing that most companies prioritize sustainable practices but recognize a need for capabilities improvement. It also highlights areas like conservation and plant-based innovations.

This slide discusses the strategic approach to nurturing future leaders in risk management, focusing on integrating risk considerations into broader business strategies and decision-making processes. It advocates for a proactive and integrated approach to risk management as essential for sustainable business growth and competitive advantage in a volatile business environment.

This slide analyzes workforce concerns such as compensation, meaning in work, and autonomy, suggesting how important these factors are in retaining or attracting employees. It serves as a tool for companies to align their HR strategies with employee expectations.

The slide outlines a historical perspective of significant events influencing the future of work, from advancements in technology to changes in labor dynamics. It's useful for illustrating trends, forecasting future developments, and understanding the evolution of work practices over time.

This slide captures global sentiment on five key domains for 2025: rising global temperatures (80%), price inflation (79%), immigration (67%), job impact of AI (65%), and the risk of a new pandemic (47%). Percentages reflect average agreement across 33 countries.

The chart illustrates expectations for future healthcare quality. Colombia and Argentina are most optimistic, while developed nations like Netherlands and France show pessimism or low optimism. It compares sentiment across time from 2018–2023.

The slide looks 25 years into the future, highlighting optimism about AI's long-term impact across education, healthcare, cybersecurity, climate, and inequality. Emerging and Asia-Pacific markets again show stronger belief in AI’s benefits.

Suggesting key areas for businesses to focus on, including customer behaviors, technology, sustainability, and industry transformations in the face of future disruptions.

This slide shows global agreement levels with positive expectations for 2025. Three-quarters plan personal resolutions, while 71% are optimistic about 2025 being better. Mental and physical health, economic strength, and long-term optimism are also assessed.

This slide forecasts the growth of streaming to nearly 50% of U.S. TV screen consumption hours in the next three years, highlighting the increasing shift from traditional TV to streaming services.

Discusses the need to balance short-term and long-term risk priorities. Cyber risks are top short-term concern, while environmental and social risks are expected to increase significantly. Advises proactive risk management for future readiness.

Projects the impact of future mobility trends on NCDOT's revenue, emphasizing the financial risks associated with reduced vehicle-related revenues and the potential funding gaps for road maintenance and construction.

It examines changing opinions on the future significance of crypto assets in the financial ecosystem, highlighting trends and shifts in beliefs over the year across different demographics.

It predicts future trends such as digital health monitoring, hospital-at-home models, and virtual hospitals.