The slide presents survey data on public perception of the likelihood of a new global pandemic. It ranks countries by the percentage of respondents who believe another pandemic is likely, and compares this to previous year data.

This slide ranks countries by how likely their citizens believe a new global pandemic will occur. Malaysia and Turkey top the list with high likelihood perceptions. The global average is 48%, and comparisons include "likely" vs. "unlikely" percentages by market.

Describes the substantial and enduring changes in how consumers live, work, and shop because of the pandemic, with an emphasis on health, finance, and sustainability.

This slide details the significant impact of the pandemic on future outlook among SEA respondents, with varying degrees.

The slide analyzes the changes in investor behavior and attitudes towards investment due to the pandemic, focusing on views, relationships, and behaviors.

Discusses changes in market research methods during the pandemic, such as increases in studying online consumer behavior and video interviews.

Highlights major market shifts due to the pandemic, with emphasis on digital expectations, remote working, and competition, and the impact on different regions.

Highlights the responses of millennials and Gen Z to the pandemic, focusing on new work capabilities, sense of community, and solidarity.

Analyzes strategies for dealing with COVID-19's impact over time, including flattening the curve and economic recovery.

Analyzes the steps required to defeat the pandemic by Q3 2021 through a multi-phase approach, focusing on public health measures, virus monitoring, and vaccine rollout.

Shows how CEOs altered their strategies due to personal or family health impacts from COVID-19. Includes multiple response categories and a leadership quote from Zurich’s CEO Mario Greco on compassionate leadership.

This slide serves to dissect the potential economic trajectories in response to pandemic phases, providing a strategic framework for assessing impacts.

The slide evaluates how employers responded to the pandemic, with high scores in communication, employee support, and maintaining operations. It highlights the positive feedback from Millennials and Gen Z regarding their employers' crisis management strategies, providing a benchmark for effective organizational responses in future crises.

The slide provides a comparative analysis of the adjustments in commute volumes in response to persistent lockdowns across different countries, highlighting the growing preference for ride-hailing services as a safer alternative during the pandemic, using indexed data from Google Mobility Report and Kantar SEA e-Conomy Research 2021.

Compares economic impacts of various pandemics, providing a historical perspective to gauge the potential recovery trajectory from COVID-19. Useful for healthcare policy planning and economic forecasting discussions.

The slide presents a historical overview of pandemics, illustrating their recurrence and growing impact over time. It highlights key pandemics including the Black Death, Smallpox, HIV/AIDS, and COVID-19. It ends with a forward-looking statement that future pandemics may be more severe. The expert quote reinforces the inevitability of more pandemics with potentially higher mortality.

Reviews historical pandemic data to discuss the effects of public health decisions on pandemic management and recovery. This analysis can inform current health policy and risk management strategies during COVID-19 and future pandemics.

This content-oriented slide breaks down the various stages of pandemic response, from identification to recovery, with accompanying descriptions of epidemiological, economic, and social indicators, serving as an educational or planning resource in healthcare and government contexts.

Provides a detailed timeline of key global and healthcare events in 2020, useful for historical analysis and educational purposes.

Displays the global spread of COVID-19, the rate of case doubling, and recovery rates by country as of April 2020, useful for health analysts and policy makers.

Discusses three possible future scenarios for pandemic recovery, detailing differences in vaccine efficacy, rollout speeds, and public health responses under each scenario.

Reflecting on the pre-pandemic office presence, this slide offers a statistical breakdown to facilitate discussions on how workplace dynamics have shifted. It could serve as a baseline for measuring the impact of the pandemic on work arrangements and informing future work policies.

The slide breaks down the paper and packaging business into regional operations and evaluates pricing trends and margins. It distinguishes between domestic and international performance and highlights profitability metrics.

The slide shows the widening parallel market premium in 2023, driven by increased import bills and a decline in crude oil exports. It provides insights on the Central Bank of Nigeria's control over the FX market and shifts in dollar demand composition.

This slide compares perceptions of tech’s positive impact on education by parental status and generation. Parents and younger generations are slightly more optimistic, though only marginally.

The slide displays agreement percentages across countries on whether same-sex couples are equally capable of raising children. Disagreement and annual change rates are also displayed, helping track global attitude shifts.

This slide compares perceptions between parents and non-parents on education system quality and upbringing difficulty. Parents tend to have a more positive outlook on both, possibly due to direct involvement or recency of experience.

This slide contrasts views of parents vs non-parents on who should be responsible for education-related tasks. Parents generally assign themselves more responsibility across categories like safety, literacy, and values.

The slide provides insight into how support for parents and teachers varies by demographics, with Gen Z and higher-educated groups showing higher endorsement.

Highlights the need for OECD countries to reduce emissions by 90-100% by 2050 to meet Paris Agreement targets, emphasizing advanced countries' responsibilities.

This slide emphasizes the importance of the Paris Agreement, signed by 194 countries, to limit global warming to under 2°C. A chart illustrates past emissions trends and scenarios based on current vs. targeted policy pathways.

Highlights the Paris Agreement's impact on promoting energy transition and achieving carbon-neutral societies. It projects significant increases in renewable energy share by 2030 and 2050, stressing the importance of national contributions (NDC) in this transformation.

Paris continues to record strong VC activity into Q3 2024 after a notable increase in H1. While Q3 is slightly lower, deal value and count remain high compared to historical trends, indicating sustained investor interest in the region.

The slide provides demographic details about the participants of the FinTech survey, including company types, regional distribution, and roles of respondents.

The slide details the demographic breakdown of survey participants, including their geographic locations, industry sectors, and organizational turnover. It features visual data representations to illustrate responses by geography, industry, third-party spend, and turnover.

Describes the profiles of 20 top-tier global banks, including their total assets and geographic distribution.

This slide highlights the narrowing gender participation rate gap in the UK, which fell from 4.1 to 2.1 points between 2011 and 2023. It contrasts UK and OECD participation trends, emphasizing the UK’s relatively strong female participation and recent declines in overall rates post-2020.

Tracks the change in country representation and female participation in the program over five years.

Highlights Barclays' competitive position in the US partner card market, emphasizing its growth capabilities, large addressable market, and unique partner-focused approach. A bar chart demonstrates a significant rise in partner card receivables post-Barclays engagement.

This slide illustrates how growing partner engagement has increased the share of redeemed value they fund—27% for Consumer Platinum and 35% for Business Platinum in 2023—up from 2% and 0% respectively in 2018. It supports the effectiveness of co-funded offers and digital engagement tools.

Partners echo a sentiment similar to clients, indicating a strong current focus on cost-efficient transformation but predicting growth in end-to-end organizational alignment and ecosystem-based collaboration. The shift highlights strategic evolution in partner expectations of service delivery, aiming for deeper stakeholder integration.

This slide showcases PwC's partnership with Oxford Business Group, highlighting case studies in ESG strategy and materiality assessment. It emphasizes the collaborative efforts and outcomes achieved through the partnership.

This slide details the initiatives to strengthen partnerships with PB through collaboration and distribution enhancement. It shows cumulative NNA growth and thematic equity fund launches.

This slide presents three partnership organizations involved in social progress and consulting, providing brief overviews of each. It's aimed at highlighting the roles and unique selling points of each partner in the context of social impact.

Details the strategic partnership history, focusing on investment and growth through collaboration.

Details the firm's partnerships and philanthropic efforts, showcasing engagement in sustainability, support for small businesses and women entrepreneurs, and contributions to COVID-19 relief, highlighting the firm's commitment to social responsibility and market solutions.

The slide indicates that 70% of respondents' companies work with startups, with partnerships and purchases of goods/services being the most common engagement methods.

Analyzes the lower rates of partnership formation among French startups compared to their counterparts in the USA and the RoW.

It outlines the increased partnership formation among platform adopters and criteria for platform strategy

Describes Faurecia's strategic partnerships across different sectors, emphasizing on technology and sustainable mobility, highlighting the integration with various industries and academia.

The slide outlines Amex's strategy to grow partner-funded value and redeeming users through platform enhancements, leveraging assets like data, premium cards, and global presence. It shows significant growth from 2017 to 2026 projections.

The slide presents data on the proportion of older adults working part-time across multiple countries over 2003, 2015, and 2016.

Compares top political concerns among supporters of UK political parties. Key issues differ by affiliation, e.g., Labour prioritizes economy and NHS; Reform UK focuses on immigration.

The slide breaks down public concerns by political party support (Labour, Conservative, Lib Dem, Reform UK). Economy and NHS are top issues across all parties, while immigration is notably high for Reform UK supporters.

Highlights the growth of passive asset management and compares it with active funds globally, offering insights into investment trends and asset management preferences.

Analyzes the ongoing shift from active to passive equity fund management. Charts show passive inflows, rising passive ownership in the S&P 500, correlation with market cap, and concentration in large tech stocks. Reflects structural market transformation.

The slide examines how passive ownership affects various market aspects: sector ownership levels, stock correlations, valuation determinants, and relative performance. It concludes that passive ownership alone does not explain performance trends, with fundamentals having a stronger influence.

Highlights how high-TSR companies and consistent value creators excel at utilizing past deal data to inform future strategies, creating a competitive edge through structured knowledge application.

Compares quantum tech patent filings, showing U.S. and China dominate with ~50% of global submissions. Breaks down QC, QComm, QS patent applications. Notes China leads QC filings; U.S. leads QComm and QS.

Tracks filing behavior for top QT firms from 2016–2022. Most peaked pre-2021 and declined after. Baidu is an exception, continuing to rise. Google and IBM saw the sharpest declines. Indicates shifting strategies or R&D reallocations.

Depicts declining trend in granted QT patents post-2020. IBM, Microsoft, and Google peaked earlier. Indicates reduced private investments and downturn in patent grants across sectors. IBM showed steepest decline post-2019.

Discusses the impact of the expiration of Intuitive's patents on global competition, technological advancements, and cost reduction

The slide shows the growth in global patents across different industries from 1980 to 2019, highlighting the explosion of patents related to digitalization and Industry 4.0. It illustrates the increasing innovation activity in fields like computer technology, semiconductors, and medical technology.

The slide shows the percentage of patents filed in the home regions of companies, with Europe lagging behind APAC and North America.

The slide shows the share of patents in various frontier technologies from 2000–2021, highlighting the dominance of China and the US. It discusses patent distribution in Industry 4.0, renewable energy, and other technologies, and emphasizes the importance of patent quality, not just quantity.

Shows cumulative QT patents granted (2000–2023), where the U.S. leads followed by Japan. EU countries collectively outpace both. It highlights China's rise in quantum communication patents and the distribution of granted patents across subfields.

This slide shows China’s leading position in quantum technology patents across all categories, followed by Japan and the EU. Insights note China's policy-driven growth, Japan's steady innovation, and the US/EU's early decline post-2005.

This slide examines the trends in R&D efforts as indicated by patents filed for low-carbon technologies. It shows an acceleration in patents for various technologies during 2004-2012, with a focus on the growing interest in CCUS and other renewables.

Demonstrates the patient engagement process through a mobile app, highlighting improvements in scheduling and registration. Designed for presentations on customer experience enhancements in healthcare.

This slide discusses the primary concerns regarding digital health adoption in SEA, highlighting patient privacy and the shortage of skilled talent.

The slide details the main concerns for digital health adoption in SEA, such as increased patient privacy concerns and talent shortages. It compares these concerns across various countries, highlighting changes in perception from 2022.

The chart presents international responses on whether defending one’s country from criticism is an important trait. Responses are more divided here compared to previous slides, with a lower average (73%) considering it important. Cultural and regional differences are evident.

Long-haul trucks benefit from automation investment with payback periods under 3 years in most cases. Regional use cases show significantly longer return periods.

Describes new strategic partnership between Barclays and Brookfield for payment acceptance. Includes historical Head Office income and outlines expected investment, ownership terms, and financial neutrality.

The slide presents data on payment delays experienced by firms, with nearly half reporting delays due to the payment policies of SMEs and large corporations, and another significant portion reporting delays from public sector clients.

The slide provides an overview of the duration of payment delays from private sector clients and the subsequent impact on business cash flows and revenues, highlighting severe impacts for many firms.

Examines the resurgence in payment processing sectors, underlining the economic recovery's impact on sales volumes. It's for evaluating operational performance in the payment services domain.

Discusses the rise in payment fraud with the advance of payment technology, showing key statistics likely used to emphasize the need for robust security measures.

This slide explains the roles and interactions of different stakeholders in the payment industry, including customers, networks, banks, and processors. It uses a flow diagram to depict the payment transaction process step-by-step.

This slide reviews the stock market performance of payment industry players from December 2018 to December 2021, comparing them with the MSCI World index. It highlights top performers like Adyen and PayPal and discusses the impact of COVID-19.

This slide discusses the implementation of secure and convenient payment options to enhance customer experience and business operations. It's used to promote efficient in-app payment solutions and developer-friendly tools for creating secure payment environments.

The slide demonstrates the use of machine learning algorithms for predicting payment outcomes, showing data input analysis and correlation heatmap, helping in financial performance forecasting and decision-making.

Overview of the geographical distribution of major payment providers, emphasizing the concentration in North America and expansion activities in Asia/Pacific and other regions.

The slide demonstrates the growth in business banking revenue and relationships, highlighting the differentiated product offerings and digital capabilities driving this growth.

This slide tracks payment method CAGR over two periods, showing a projected acceleration in digital payment adoption. Credit cards, POS lending, and real-time payments are forecasted to grow significantly from 2021–2026, while traditional methods like checks and cash are expected to decline.

It emphasizes strategic imperatives and priorities in payments, detailing the growth, customer experiences, and infrastructure modernization. It's intended to communicate specific goals in payment processing, customer experience improvements, and technology upgrades to maintain market position.

This slide explains the structure of Barclays' payments ecosystem, emphasizing its market leadership and partnerships in SME and large corporate sectors, detailing services like card issuing and merchant acquiring.

This slide presents card payments as the dominant component (~90%) of a ~$700B global electronic payments revenue pool. It shows a 9% CAGR in spend and 7% in revenue between 2018 and 2026F, emphasizing the steady growth and market strength of card transactions over time.

This slide emphasizes the resilience and consistent growth of the U.S. credit card industry despite economic cycles. With spend rising from under $1T in 2002 to $6T in 2023, it underlines the industry's long-term momentum and consumer reliance on credit-based transactions.

Provides an overview of strategic objectives and strengths in payments, lending, and commerce. The slide is meant for illustrating the company's position and future directions in key business areas, highlighting objectives like maintaining a payments franchise and capturing a market share in lending.

It highlights the advancements and roadmap for payment platforms, showcasing the progress and future plans to improve global scalability and technology. Useful for operational strategy and tech innovation discussions.

Provides a snapshot of the firm’s performance in the payments sector, showing revenue, clients, and income data.

This slide demonstrates the growth in payments revenue and deposit balances, emphasizing the company's strength in market share gains and liquidity management. It showcases numerical data reflecting the trend over several years, with a focus on continued momentum and market dynamics.

Highlights record growth in the payments sector and the firm’s leadership across various performance metrics.

This slide shows the current and projected revenue for the US payments industry, expecting growth from $459B in 2021 to $672B by 2026 (~8% CAGR). It breaks down growth by segment, with high growth seen in POS Lending, Merchant Services, and Bus/gov Credit Card Issuing. Segment-wise CAGR from 2021–2026 is also provided.

Details the growth of JP Morgan's payments business, focusing on revenue improvements from 2017 to 2021. It highlights strategic areas such as treasury services and technology investments that contribute to their position as a leading payments provider, demonstrating effective financial and operational management.

The slide compares the strengths of banks and fintechs and how they combine to form J.P.Morgan's unique approach in payments, with a focus on scale, innovation, and differentiation.

This slide focuses on payments remaining the top sector in global fintech investment through early 2021. It covers major funding rounds, SPAC activity, and strategic themes such as open banking, embedded finance, and M&A trends fueling investor interest.

Discusses the impact of JPMC's integrated and digital payment solutions on fostering client relationships and deposit growth, reflecting strong momentum and digital capability enhancement.

This slide highlights the drivers, accelerators of change, and emerging trends in the payment industry. It discusses factors like ease of use, globalization, cost savings, and technology that are shaping the future of digital payments.