Slide shows a bar chart of global green hydrogen electrolysis projects by region, planned from 2015 to 2025.

The slide features four icons representing principles: CO2 emissions, Industry growth, Externalities, and Simplicity, with brief descriptions under each.

The slide includes a map of the U.S. divided into regions, with bullet points outlining the assumptions and assessed impacts of annual matching under various conditions.

This slide contains a timeline and bar chart, showing key regulations and targets for green initiatives from 2018 to 2030. It uses green and blue colors to differentiate funds and targets, with clear markers for important milestones. The layout is detailed, providing a comprehensive overview of funding allocation and regulatory milestones.

Two bar charts compare forecasted green investment needs and actual 2023 FDI inflows for SEA-6 nations

Slide displays a mekko chart detailing the value of deals in Singapore by key themes with annotations about top themes by investment types, deal example, and active investors.

Slide divided into three vertical sections showing a progression from left to right. The left and right sections feature images of nature and stacked coins respectively. Middle section contains a query icon with questions.

Vertical stacked bars show thematic private green investments by year; callouts on right highlight examples per category; color-coded investment types.

This slide is simple yet striking with a central image of a sprouting plant overlaid with a cross-section line, symbolizing growth and investment in green technologies.

Bar chart comparing green investments by country and theme, labeled and color-coded

Horizontal sector comparison table with color coding for risk, ROI, and SEA market size

Layout mirrors Indonesia/Malaysia slides, includes emissions bar, ambition, roadmap, and investment status

The slide uses a side-by-side comparison format to illustrate the cost differences between green steel production in the US and Germany. It includes column charts with cost breakdowns and a section on potential economic factors affecting these costs. The design is clear and data-focused.

This slide focuses on the "Green" aspect of sustainability targets, with a large section of text and a pie chart on the left side illustrating the allocation of a $285 billion fund across various criteria like "Renewable Transportation" and "Energy Efficiency". The right side features a coastal wind farm image.

This slide contains a bar chart titled "Exhibit 18" with multiple bars representing different regions. The bars are segmented by the level of agreement to a statement about transitioning to a greener economy.

Column chart showing greenfield and brownfield investments in Europe from 2015 to 2022.

Line chart showing global greenhouse gas emissions trends with annotations for major events; text discussing the gap between current commitments and Paris Agreement goals.

A pie chart showing global market average responses comparing two actions to reduce individual greenhouse gas emissions: eating a vegetarian diet with some imported products vs. eating a locally produced diet including meat and dairy.

Column chart with actual ranks and CO2 saved metrics highlighted for specific actions.

A column chart for Great Britain showing actions believed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, ranked by perceived impact and CO2 saved. Bars are in varying shades of green.

A column chart showing the actual rank and percentage of people who think various actions reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Two sets of bars for Global Market Average and Great Britain are displayed.

Column chart of actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, highlighting recycling and renewable energy

The slide is split into four quadrants, each with a bar or column chart displaying data on greenhouse gas emissions by scope, both market-based and location-based.

Two-column layout with left-aligned text and a right-aligned vertical bar chart. Light background, blue headers, and minimalist chart design.

Features bar charts and diagrams related to grid optimization and energy aggregation technologies, including real-time data platforms.

This slide features two contrasting bar charts that depict the reliability of grid power supply against the high reliance on generators by MSMEs in Nigeria, detailed with percentages and visual contrasts between reliable and unreliable grid scenarios.

Features two column charts comparing access to electricity and reliability of grid power in Nigeria with other countries.

US map of grid investment by state. Right-hand panel lists challenges and mitigation strategies.

Line graph with multiple company EBITDA trends (2015–2023). Company names color-coded with average EBITDA shown to the right. Background shaded by period (COVID, inflation).

Bar chart with P&L components, color-coded margin changes, and a line graph of inflation vs volume. Uses visual markers for cost/margin impact.

Line graph showing EBITDA margins (2000–2023) by industry segments including grocery, non-grocery, CPG, and Euronext 100. Color-coded lines with shaded periods (COVID, inflation) highlight trends.

Line chart forecasting gross loans volume growth from 2010-2023 with different macroeconomic scenarios.

The slide features a line chart tracking gross margin trends over a fiscal year and detailed tables showing gross margin percentage and account balances.

Bar graphs contrasting the gross margins of private label and branded products, accompanied by distributor case studies.

Two radial charts show revenue breakdown by business function and geographic region; table shows tax data.

The slide contrasts ground with air transportation, using a simple table format with icons. It's visually straightforward, comparing with driver/autonomous and crewed/uncrewed categories.

The slide features a column chart comparing group income for Q122 and Q123, breaking down contributions from Barclays UK, Consumer Cards & Payments, and Corporate & Investment Bank, showing YoY growth percentages.

Vertical bar chart showing group sizes from solo to 5+ with orange bars; summary text at bottom.

Comprises column charts illustrating the percentage of respondents focusing on growth actions from 2022 to 2023, segmented by region (North America, Europe, Asia), highlighting shifts in strategic focus.

Vertical stacked bar chart with color-coded growth segments and legend; text callouts on right.

The slide uses column charts to display corporate cash as a percentage of assets by sector and R&D spending across different sectors.

Uses icons and lists to illustrate five key growth drivers, presented in a clean, structured layout.

Combines multiple elements: bar charts on population and purchasing power, column charts detailing coffee consumption and e-commerce sales, and a pie chart comparing premium vs. affordable market sales.

Four-bar vertical graph layout with labeled categories (Audience, Engagement, Data, Monetisation); each shows current value and future projections with CAGR % callouts.

The slide uses a content layout with text, icons, and bar charts. It highlights growth drivers, important factors, and retention levers. The visual elements are organized into sections, making it moderately complex.

The slide features a detailed analysis of revenue change expectations over the past and next 24 months. It includes column charts and key findings on the positive growth outlook across different regions, and highlights the top external risks impacting businesses.

Features a small image of a person in a lab with two column charts showing annualized GVA growth by region and sector exposure percentages.

The slide includes two charts: one showing the change in IMF growth forecasts and another depicting current account changes as a percentage of GDP. The layout is clear and comparative.

Contains column charts with a trend line illustrating the bank's 10-year performance, including ROE, pretax income, and card sales market share. The layout is data-centric with a clear hierarchy.

Waterfall chart visualizing client value growth from attrition, price, and new business; annotations explain wallet growth and CV growth components.

The slide features a hierarchical diagram with two main branches: Capacity and Productivity. Simple design.

Displays contrasting column charts comparing planned growth actions among leaders and industry peers in areas like innovation and hiring, set against a nature-themed backdrop.

Line graph showing LV production growth phases from 2010 to 2035.

The slide shows two main sections: "Funds" with a column indicating up to 900 million euros, and "Usage" with various allocations such as acquisitions and CAPEX. The design is structured and clear, with color-coded segments.

This slide has a line chart tracking the growth prospects for the US and China from 2013 to 2018, with distinct lines for each country.

The slide includes a line graph showing growth rates by generation running the business. It has a simple design with one primary visual element.

Simple stacked bar chart comparing growth percentages vs industry, 2017–2023.

This slide includes a horizontal bar chart displaying growth rates for various E&M segments from 2019 to 2024. Each bar is color-coded for different regions (India and Global), with segments like OTT video and VR exhibiting the highest growth. The design is straightforward with clear labels for easy comprehension.

Timeline chart with horizontal bars indicating project progress, icons for flags and materials, and summary columns for Capex and EBITDA estimates.

Identical layout as slide 18021; duplicate showing project timelines, status, Capex, and EBITDA across growth initiatives.

Contains text, a bar chart, and a bubble chart. The bar chart shows expected growth sectors in the UK, while the bubble chart highlights growth sectors in Europe.

Split layout with a maturity stage table on the left and corresponding ambition levels in a matrix on the right. Uses checkmarks and shaded areas for visual emphasis.

Featuring dual line graphs, this slide compares trailing price/earnings across US growth, value, and non-US equities, juxtaposing them against bond yields.

Column chart showing strategic drivers for F&L portfolio growth, with Internationalization and Performance Improvement leading.

The slide contains a bar chart comparing portfolio overlap in market value percentages across different growth strategies, including large cap, mid cap, and small cap growth.

Depicts various market segments with potential growth opportunities using purple boxes and white text. Design is straightforward and focused on future strategies.

The slide shows three different growth trajectory graphs, each with a distinct shape (S-shaped, Trendline, and U-shaped), and is accompanied by descriptive text. The design uses grey tones with blue highlights. It's cleanly structured, presenting the information in an easily digestible format.

Two line charts comparing growth vs. value and large-cap vs. small-cap, accompanied by detailed performance tables by Russell sectors

Dual line charts at the top for “Growth vs. Value” and “Large-cap vs. Small-cap.” Tables below show Russell sector performance by style (growth/value) and size (Russell 1000/2000) including 1-week and YTD % returns and basis point spreads.

Slide shows column charts comparing GDP, IT & Business Services, and Accenture's CAGR across different fiscal years, using shades of purple.

Two line graphs (contract value and free cash flow from 2014–2024) with supporting metrics on employee base; clean blue-and-white layout.

A timeline chart showing economic revenue growth from 2000 to 2022, marked with key acquisitions and partnerships. Accompanied by bullet points on revenue growth and success rates.

Column chart showing year-over-year growth in client value (CV) and wallet growth for new and existing clients.

The slide has multiple column charts displaying growth in customer banking and business banking, with annotations for specific years and percentage changes.

Contains a bar chart with different color indicators.

Slide displays bar charts reflecting investor priorities in different financial aspects with a focus on growth and resilience. Notable changes from a prior survey are indicated.

This slide features a dual column chart showing growth in the Chinese luxury market from 2015 to 2024 and the projected global market share in 2017 and 2024.

The slide has three key sections with check marks, column charts showing revenue targets, and partnership logos for Apple and GM. The design is blue and white with teal highlights.

Column chart showing the growth of video-based media and entertainment market size in India with projections until 2025, including LTV, OTT, and movie studios.

Column chart showing the share of new services in total revenue from 2019 to 2022, along with a description of four categories of new services focusing on technology and real-time data collection.

Column chart showing focus areas for future growth, categorized by investor type. Design is clear, with structured visual data presentation.

Comprising of bar charts and textual sections, this slide visually presents Barclays' capabilities and achievements in the US partner card market. It highlights their growth in partner card receivables and reasons partners choose Barclays, like track record and partnership focus.

This slide uses a timeline layout with three phases represented as boxes progressing from left to right. The first phase, "Stabilizing, restructuring and planning (2023)," is in a light beige box. The second phase, "Restructuring, integrating and optimizing (2024 - 2026)," is in a medium beige box. The third phase, "Capturing sustainable growth and long-term value creation," is in a dark grey box. Below each box, there is a short description and a small arrow icon between the phases.

The slide features a three-column layout with data on organic growth, operating profit, and balance sheet metrics. Uses a combination of column charts and callouts.

The slide is dense with a timeline chart showing milestones in organic growth, acquisitions, and regional expansion from FY70 to FY19, and staff headcount noted for certain years.

Features multiple column charts showing how high-growth brands prioritize company purpose across various business aspects.

This slide shows a column chart illustrating a 10-year financial performance with another line graph overlay showing the growth rate. It uses shades of blue to distinguish years and performance metrics, with annotations for key statistics.

The slide uses column charts to illustrate growth in advisors, client assets, and deposits, with a blue and green color scheme to represent different data segments over a five-year span.

The slide features three sets of column charts with color-coded bars representing revenue, pre-tax income, and assets under supervision over multiple years. Red and green arrows denote annual increases or decreases. There are also percentage values and text boxes providing a 10-year summary including recurring revenue, pre-tax margin, ROE, and net charge-off rate.

The slide features three vertical column charts comparing 'GS' to 'Peer avg.' for book value per share growth, dividend per share growth, and total shareholder return.

This slide features a blue and teal color scheme with four column charts displaying growth and simplification metrics in different financial segments. A legend explains the growth (+) and simplicity (−) metrics, and there's a footnote reference.

Contains three icons representing growth strategies ('Core', 'Breakout', 'Disruptive') with associated data points about their impact on outperformance.

Features a combination of text and graphics, including column charts that compare assets under custody and administration over a four-year span. The graphics are paired with descriptive text on the left.

This slide includes a vertical bar graph and a text block. The graph has two levels of progress in technologies, separated by "NEW" and "EXISTING". The left part of the slide contains bullet points. The layout is clean with a balance of text and visuals.

Contains bullet point lists in three content blocks, color-coded to differentiate between maintaining discipline, optimizing current models, and transforming for the future.

Contains three column charts showing the growth of companies from 2009, 2014, and 2021 YTD. Includes text boxes explaining cluster developments and a timeline at the top.

The slide has a title and a textual description on the left side, with a bar chart on the right side. The bar chart lists the top five post-Covid concerns with different colored bars representing different regions (EMEA, APAC, Americas).

The slide has column charts, text annotations, and percentage changes, with a clear separation between visual elements. The design is clean and data-oriented.

Two illustrated models (single name vs. portfolio guarantees) with operational characteristics explained side-by-side; uses charts and text.

This slide contains bullet points and projected figures, emphasizing future financial expectations and plans, laid out in a clear, structured manner.