It discusses the importance of healthcare experience for consumers, with survey results showing 44% above average, 26% average, and 30% below average rating.

Addresses the Healthcare industry’s financial stress from low Medicare indexation, rising costs, and operational inefficiencies. Recommendations include identifying revenue levers, optimizing cash, and improving patient flow. The chart shows most expect moderate to high stress in the next 12 months.

The majority of respondents in most countries (76% avg) favor increased government spending on healthcare. Support is highest in Peru, Colombia, and Hungary. Japan and Switzerland have lower percentages, possibly reflecting different national contexts.

The slide displays survey results on perceptions of equality in healthcare delivery, segmented by gender and generational cohort. It compares the percentages of respondents who agree or disagree that care is equally provided.

This slide highlights the importance of the healthcare experience for Irish consumers, emphasizing equitable treatment and optimization of the health experience regardless of personal circumstances. It shows varied ratings for healthcare system performance.

This slide highlights the importance of the healthcare experience for US consumers, emphasizing equitable treatment and optimization of the health experience regardless of personal circumstances. It shows varied ratings for healthcare system performance.

Provides an overview of industry practices in healthcare professional engagement by showing the market size and global operation scale of responding companies. It discusses the sector's distribution and geographic reach, aiming to give insights into global healthcare market dynamics.

This slide focuses on the healthcare industry's growth, highlighting trends like an ageing population and tech advancements, and detailing solutions like syndicated studies and clinical research.

The slide forecasts healthcare inflation, highlighting the impact of workforce challenges and the expected stabilization of rates compared to overall inflation.

This slide assesses public opinion on whether health insurance should cover gender transition costs like other medical procedures. The chart shows agreement/disagreement percentages by country and includes change data over the past years.

Highlights how healthcare providers are adding insurance capabilities to realize benefits for customers and shareholders, improving patient experience and cost management.

Focuses on the healthcare industry's growth consistency and the investment implications of an aging global population.

This slide presents global healthcare concerns: mental health is cited by 45% as the top issue. Other data covers expectations on healthcare quality and perceived biggest healthcare issues.

The slide discusses the openness of Irish consumers to adopt technology-enhanced care for personalized healthcare experiences. It emphasizes the willingness to use genetic testing, wearable sensors, and non-urgent care in retail settings.

Covers healthcare expenditures and pharmaceutical sales and exports, projecting growth and providing market insights for the Philippines.

The slide compares the prices paid for healthcare services by different payer types, showing trends and variations over time, including impacts of policy changes.

The slide analyzes healthcare pricing trends across different segments, highlighting significant changes and the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare costs.

This slide analyzes the distribution of responsibilities in HCP engagement activities across different departments within organizations, useful for assessing departmental workloads and process efficiency.

This slide describes the sequential process of engaging healthcare professionals, from annual planning through payment and reporting. It aims to provide a clear framework for managing healthcare professional relationships effectively in a compliant and structured manner.

Shows public worry about healthcare systems, with Hungary (59%) and Canada/UK (44%) leading concerns. The data reflects both consistent and shifting national health concerns amid broader economic and societal issues.

This slide assesses how solar power adoption in primary healthcare centers can meet antenatal care demands in Nigeria, highlighting significant improvements in service delivery with increased electricity access.

Healthcare is the top funding priority globally—75% agree spending should rise. Countries like Peru, Indonesia, and Hungary show particularly strong support. This reflects global concern for healthcare infrastructure and services.

This slide presents a global average ranking of the top perceived healthcare system problems, with "Not enough staff" and "Access to treatment/long waiting times" each cited by 46% of respondents. The chart tracks trends from 2018–2022.

The slide discusses strategic priorities in healthcare, including syndicated studies, commercial strategy, launch solutions, and clinical research, aimed at driving growth in the industry.

This slide presents survey data on hospital priorities in APAC, categorizing responses by country, hospital type, size, and roles. It provides insights into the current focus areas for hospital executives.

The slide shows healthcare concerns at 23% globally, led by Hungary (64%). It provides a comparative look at how health systems and concerns differ by region, tracking recent perception changes.

The slide discusses the cautious optimism surrounding emerging technologies like AI and virtual presence in healthcare among German consumers. It highlights expected trends in digital technologies, precision medicine, and virtual hospitals.

The slide presents the cautious optimism among Irish consumers regarding emerging healthcare technologies like AI and virtual presence. It outlines expected trends in digital health technologies, hospital-in-the-home models, and precision medicine.

The slide highlights three main insights from the global healthcare survey: inequality in care, system overstretch, and public trust. It emphasizes that older generations and some countries report lower trust and fairness in their systems.

The slide discusses the openness of Irish consumers to switch to virtual primary care consultations, despite a general preference for in-person consultations. It highlights the percentage of consumers willing to consider virtual consultations.

The slide discusses the openness of US consumers to switch to virtual primary care consultations, despite a general preference for in-person consultations. It highlights the percentage of consumers willing to consider virtual consultations.

The slide highlights reasons why Irish consumers would switch to virtual consultations for minor medical matters. Key reasons include prescription renewals, convenience, discussing test results, and saving time on travel and waiting.

Surveys VC expectations for increased deal activity in healthtech, SaaS, and Web3 from 2025-2030, and reduced focus on edtech.

This slide emphasizes the high costs and technical demands of electrifying local heavy-duty fleets due to limited charging time and large power needs. It identifies infrastructure costs and regulatory barriers as major risks to fleet profitability.

The slide presents the distribution of hedge fund assets under management across various strategies, offering insights into the allocation of capital within the hedge fund industry.

Discusses hedge fund managers' interest in different types of digital assets, including cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and stablecoins, detailing levels of interest from very interested to not interested.

Explores hedge fund managers' interest in digital assets and investors' requirements for limiting exposure to these assets, highlighting the percentage of discretionary assets.

The slide assesses the performance and volatility of macro hedge funds, comparing them to market volatility (VIX) and a traditional investment portfolio.

The slide examines hedge fund performance dispersion, providing a comparative analysis of returns across various hedge fund strategies over a multi-year period.

This slide illustrates the impact of hedge fund and mutual fund positioning on stock performance. It examines VIP stocks, short positions, overweight/underweight allocations, and concentration effects on returns.

The slide evaluates hedge fund performance and volatility in comparison to global equity indices, segmented by different levels of market volatility.

The slide analyzes the correlation between hedge fund performance and a traditional 60/40 portfolio, indicating how hedge funds behave in different economic conditions.

Highlights the growth in gross hedge income across different fiscal years, emphasizing key financial metrics like swap rates and hedge yields.

The slide highlights the growth in structural hedge income for Barclays, detailing expected income, hedge yields, and the duration of income locking, projecting future gross hedge income growth.

Highlights Barclays’ hedge income growth, emphasizing resilience to rate changes and hedge notional. Shows gross income progression, projected yields, and income locked for 2025–26. Average duration and maturity yield insights also included.

The slide projects gross hedge income beyond 2026 and shows historical and projected yield rates. It highlights growth in income and expectations around hedge maturities and market interest rates.

The slide presents yearly increases in gross hedge income and projections for future years, highlighting trends in financial performance within a corporate finance context.

Highlights the continued growth of structural hedge income, expecting tailwinds from higher yields to outweigh headwinds.

Demonstrates how Deutsche Bank’s long-term hedge strategy protects NII from policy rate changes. Shows increasing hedge income and yield expectations, along with locked-in benefits for future years. Includes €235bn notional hedge size and ~5-year duration stats.

Analyzes the offset of deposit margins through hedging strategies and lending growth, highlighting future financial expectations.

Describes Befesa’s hedging strategy targeting 60–75% zinc exposure through 2025. It provides stability amid market volatility. Highlights hedged/unhedged impact on EBITDA per $100/t zinc variation.

Analysis of helicopter delivery numbers and revenue by customer segment for FY2020 and FY2021, highlighting changes and focusing on different helicopter models within the AW family.

The slide provides a performance overview of Leonardo's helicopter business, including past results and projections, with a focus on growth and profitability factors.

This slide presents data on the percentage of people not in need of any help, with a detailed breakdown of specific types of help needed or not needed, comparing May and December survey results.

This slide presents data on the types of help received by people in the last month, comparing survey results from May and December, with a focus on the percentage of people receiving different types of help.

Demonstrates wide geographic variation in antibody prevalence across U.S. cities and globally. Highlights that some dense areas (like Queens and Mumbai) have much higher rates, suggesting uneven progress toward herd immunity based on exposure and vaccine adoption.

Shows that only in the optimistic and high-coverage scenarios is herd immunity and functional eradication of COVID-19 achieved. Visual simulation illustrates varying outcomes based on vaccine rollout effectiveness and starting immunity levels.

The slide provides strategies for hiring hidden workers, emphasizing the importance of recognizing potential, inclusive filtering, and cultural transformation within organizations.

The slide illustrates that a significant number of hidden workers are discouraged by the job application process, leading to reduced job application activities.

The slide demonstrates that employers report higher performance metrics for hidden workers in areas such as productivity, quality of work, and innovation, compared to non-hidden workers.

The slide analyzes the hidden workforce in the US, highlighting that 27.4M workers are hidden due to various reasons, including long-term unemployment and family care responsibilities.

Complements the previous slide by illustrating high-end LCOE estimates, revealing the cost variability in energy generation technologies. Highlights upper-bound costs influenced by regional and technological factors across renewable and conventional sources.

Identifies and highlights key high conviction investment positions across various sectors, providing examples of companies within each sector.

The slide promotes the firm's expansion into the high net worth sector within the U.S., highlighting its presence in key metropolitan areas and the importance of management fees to its revenue stream.

High-speed rail projects in Western Europe are mainly publicly funded, with only one partially private project (NTV in Italy). State-owned companies dominate.

The slide discusses the significant impact of high spenders on overall holiday spending, highlighting their spending habits, early shopping behavior, and spending on socializing away from home.

This slide provides a detailed breakdown of spending categories for high spenders versus other consumers, showing that high spenders allocate more budget to travel and social activities during the holiday season.

The slide highlights the significant differences in GVA per employee in high value sectors and foundational sectors, emphasizing the higher productivity in London compared to other regions.

The slide discusses high yield bond spreads and default rates, comparing energy and non-energy sectors and historical performance during recessions.

This slide analyzes high yield bonds in the US and Europe, focusing on spread and default rates to assess the risk and performance of these bonds.

The slide recommends overweighting European High Yield (HY) credit, citing reduced global risks and high hedged yields. It compares yields (base rate, OAS, hedging income) across five credit asset types.

It presents fundamental data on U.S. high-yield bonds, including leverage and maturity schedules, useful for analyzing financial health and risks in the high-yield market.

It provides historical data on the spread and default rates of U.S. high-yield bonds, useful for assessing the risk and performance of high-yield markets.

Details a framework for determining when a PortCo has no viable path to align with decarbonisation goals. Criteria include revenue from high-emitting sectors, nature of economic activities, and feasibility of asset transition. Intended to classify assets realistically based on emissions challenges.

This slide examines how high-growth brands foster creativity, encouraging risk-taking and collaboration, and compares these aspects with negative-growth brands.

The slide presents a detailed analysis of the EO downstream market shift towards higher resolution data and its implications on various industries. It’s useful for understanding market segmentation and potential data service opportunities.

The only high-speed rail project documented in Eastern Europe (TCDD in Turkey) is fully publicly financed. No private investment noted.

The slide describes Michelin's approach to expanding its high-tech materials business, detailing their R&D capabilities, manufacturing scalability, and growth strategies, including organic growth and M&A. It stresses the importance of leveraging their expertise beyond tires into more demanding applications, showing the connection between their foundational strengths and future growth potential.

Highlights the strategic focus of high-tech leaders on as-a-service for scaling businesses and the priorities of C-suite executives.

Details the five fundamental actions high-tech companies should take to effectively adopt as-a-service models, from ecosystem expansion to redesigning the operating model.

Outlines the primary strategic imperatives for high-tech C-level executives, focusing on as-a-service models and industry expansion.

The slide illustrates key industry trends impacting the high-tech sector, such as AI integration and 5G solutions, indicating a shift in industry paradigms.

Slide compares the U.S. and European high-yield credit markets, focusing on gross leverage and interest coverage decline. Aimed at risk assessment in credit markets.

This slide analyzes a higher-for-longer scenario where delayed easing by central banks amid sticky inflation trends could lead to recessionary conditions in key advanced economies.

Hiking is profiled as the UK’s second most popular participation sport. The slide emphasizes its gender balance, youth appeal, and adjacency to lifestyle and retail sectors as growth levers.

The slide compares areas prioritized for tech hiring in 2023 with the expected difficulty in hiring, highlighting potential recruitment challenges.

The slide shows the tech skills that organizations find difficult to hire in 2023, focusing on Security and AI, providing insight into talent acquisition issues.

This slide highlights the UK local authorities with the highest number of actively hiring tech firms as of January 2024. Westminster and the City of London lead with over 240 companies each, followed by Camden and Hackney. The content emphasizes the role of London as a global tech hub and includes hiring data from other cities like Glasgow and Edinburgh.

It compares traditional and flexible hiring criteria, emphasizing the need for broader talent search approaches, aimed at HR professionals and hiring managers.

It advocates for a seamless hiring process to ensure a positive candidate experience, targeting HR teams and recruitment strategies.

Examines the recovery of job openings post-pandemic and the resulting labor bottlenecks due to a supply-demand mismatch, with a focus on hiring, retention, and immigration.

Analyzes trends in marketing recruitment, indicating a recovery to pre-Covid hiring levels and sectors leading the growth.

It focuses on the investment in human capital, showcasing the hiring and training of financial advisors and their contribution to client asset flows. Ideal for discussions on talent acquisition strategies or HR analytics.

The slide illustrates the impact of targeted hiring in growth markets, showing net hires and productivity gains. It emphasizes the strategic approach to upgrading the talent base, resulting in higher RM productivity and improved client management outcomes.

The slide examines the hiring difficulties across various sectors in the UK, US, and EU, highlighting sector-specific challenges and improvements.

Illustrates that potential GDP drawdowns from COVID-19 in the US could exceed post-WWII recessions. Visualizes historical drawdowns vs. estimated drawdowns from scenarios A3, A1, and B2.

Evaluates insurance rate trends over an extended period, highlighting shifts in the market, with a focus on the direct Energy sector. Provides historical data to assess market conditions.

This slide tracks agreement over time (2021–2024) on the likelihood of a rogue AI causing global havoc. Agreement rose from 27% in 2021 to 35% by 2023–2024.

Tracks the historical decline in LCOE for renewables and compares it to fossil energy sources, showing strong long-term cost reductions, particularly for wind and solar, with a slight uptick in recent years.

Provides a historical context of inflation as a top public concern, emphasizing long-term trends and cyclical patterns over five decades, showing the recurring nature of inflationary fears.