It compares historical premium and agio rates, providing insights into market trends and performance over time in the Real Estate sector.

The slide shows longitudinal data on public agreement that 2024 was a bad year, both nationally and personally. Agreement levels have declined in recent years, peaking during 2020–2021, with 65% and 51% agreeing in 2024.

It shows the historical trends in premiums and agios for Swiss real estate investment companies versus real estate funds from 2003 to 2023.

This chart shows the long-term credit ratings of holding companies across major banks, including UBS, from Moody’s, S&P, and Fitch. It highlights UBS’s relative positioning and shows directional outlooks (e.g., review for downgrade/upgrade) as arrows.

Discusses key influences on the 2018 holiday season, highlighting the role of Chinese consumers and the impact of economic factors on global retail.

This slide discusses the importance of physical stores in the shopping journey, despite the rise of online research. It provides a breakdown of where consumers look for inspiration during the holiday season.

It details consumer shopping behaviors over varying durations, highlighting trends and changes in average spending during the holiday season over two consecutive years.

It examines how a shorter holiday season influences shopper traffic, potentially shifting the peak shopping period to December.

Examines the average holiday spending per household, highlighting the significant portion allocated to experiences such as socializing and entertaining at home.

The slide presents survey findings indicating that domestic and no-fly holidays will remain popular post-pandemic, comparing responses from multiple global markets.

Analyzes the temporary growth and expected decline in the home improvement sector during and post-COVID-19. It highlights the surge in market activity during 2020 due to increased consumer spending on home upgrades, with projections for normalization as the pandemic impact diminishes.

This slide provides an overview of strategic initiatives in the Home Lending division of Chase, focusing on maintaining quality and customer satisfaction while managing risks. It highlights key achievements and future commitments in enhancing the home buying experience.

Illustrates how Chase focuses on deepening relationships with home lending customers by highlighting household statistics and capturing rates of new mortgage originations.

It portrays the state of the home lending industry, highlighting challenges in profitability due to changes in origination volumes and production costs. This slide is useful for analyzing market trends and risk factors in the mortgage lending space.

The slide depicts the percentage of respondents who are likely to purchase a home over the years, highlighting trends and changes in consumer confidence.

This slide examines the decline in US single-family home sales due to affordability pressures, illustrated with a line chart depicting the sales trend from 2005 to 2024.

Examines how reduced affordability constrains home sales, with construction activity supported by tight supply and easing interest rates.

This slide presents the preferences in types of homes over time, indicating a decline or rise in popularity for each type of home among buyers.

This slide examines the global view of who should be in charge of managing homework. In almost all countries, parents are seen as more responsible.

This slide compares public perception of homicide rates versus actual changes since 2000 across 30 countries. Countries are plotted by perceived change vs actual change, showing a disconnect between belief and reality in many regions.

A refined view of homicide perception vs. reality by removing outlier countries Mexico and Colombia. The data suggests widespread overestimation of rising crime despite largely stable or falling homicide rates.

Tracks hospital and IDN adoption of da Vinci systems globally, segmented by deployment phases, with YoY growth highlighted.

The slide details the projected decrease in hospital beds in Japan, with specific emphasis on the decline in acute beds and the increase in recovery beds. It highlights the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for different categories.

Details the demographics of hospital directors surveyed by L.E.K., including their roles, types of institutions, and geographic distribution.

It examines the increase in hospital and health system participation in ASCs over a decade, highlighting drivers of investment and changes in ownership types.

Illustrates that public hospital management leads in purchasing decisions for capital equipment and appliances, with clinical department heads as secondary decision-makers.

This slide presents survey data from APAC hospital executives on various factors, including respondent roles and hospital types.

Discusses the severe short-term impacts of COVID-19 on the hospitality sector, particularly on hotels and restaurants, with projections for recovery paths and impact assessments up to 2024.

Tracks weekly deaths and hospitalizations across EU countries, highlighting that death per hospitalization has remained stable around 25%. Notes limitations in hospitalization data quality and implications for evaluating treatment outcomes.

Despite improvements in hospital care, the ratio of deaths to new hospital admissions has remained around 30%. The slide also reveals that two-thirds of COVID-19 deaths occurred in healthcare settings, emphasizing the strain on medical infrastructure.

Shows the rising adoption of hot-stamped steel in Body-in-White (BIW) components. Benefits include strength, reduced weight, and low cost. Includes example models like Mazda 2 and Audi Q7 with increasing hot-stamp usage.

The slide tracks the rising adoption of hot stamping in the BIW (Body-in-White) market. Forecasts show a steady increase in hot stamping share from 8% to 17% of market value by 2025.

The slide focuses on the projected growth of the online hotels and airlines sector in SEA, detailing the expected market size and the market's percentage of the total travel market by 2025.

The slide details the impact of hourly matching on carbon-free energy costs versus electrolyzer capacity factor, with regional resource quality insights.

This slide examines the annual cost burden of tariffs on US households, ranging from $2,200 to nearly $5,000. It reveals that lower-income deciles face a steeper decline in real disposable income, underlining the regressive impact of tariffs on household economics.

The slide discusses household savings dynamics, indicating that US consumers are depleting excess savings accrued during the pandemic. It forecasts savings trends and highlights differences between US and European savings behaviors, suggesting cautious consumer spending in the future.

The slide discusses household savings dynamics, indicating that US consumers are depleting excess savings accrued during the pandemic. It forecasts savings trends and highlights differences between US and European savings behaviors, suggesting cautious consumer spending in the future.

Demonstrates the impact of financial reforms on India’s household behavior over a decade. Notable increases in equity savings, market cap stocks, mutual fund participation, and iPhone sales suggest a rapidly evolving and increasingly affluent and financially literate population.

This slide highlights the rising trend of single-person and small households in Southeast Asia, noting a 2.4% CAGR growth in singles. It also states that SEA includes three of the top 10 APAC countries shifting toward solo households.

Analyzes how rising household wealth affects the affordability and demand for private education, with implications for market growth.

The slide provides a comparison of household wealth distribution by asset type across different countries and the average household savings rates in Asia versus other regions.

The slide examines the impact of housing affordability issues and rising delinquency rates on the broader economy, highlighting trends in the US, UK, and EU.

This slide assesses housing affordability by showing how many annual gross salaries are needed to purchase a standard-sized dwelling.

This slide analyzes the housing market by examining mortgage rates and housing starts, along with the distribution of current mortgage rates across various ranges.

This slide highlights trends in Australian housing market funding and housing stress levels. It shows a shift toward private rental markets, declining public housing support, and identifies demographics experiencing the most stress. Aspen targets underserved but high-demand housing segments.

This slide identifies and categorizes key macro and microeconomic trends driving the prefabricated housing market. It includes GDP, land costs, energy regulations, and consumer behavior, mapping their influence across countries with visual indicators.

This slide displays the historical and forecasted volume of 1+2 family housing, with annual breakdowns per region. It shows sustained growth with varying rates, noting that Switzerland lags behind while Germany and UK show stronger demand.

Reviews trends in US home sales and housing inventories, providing insights into the housing market dynamics and inventory levels.

Tracks public concern over housing issues across two decades, peaking during various political and economic shifts, with a notable spike in late 2023.

Shows long-term increase in concern about housing, with recent spikes indicating growing pressure on affordability and availability. Peaks are tied to economic and political milestones.

This slide contrasts public trust in humans regarding bias with that of AI (from prior slide), offering insight into comparative perceptions of fairness between human and machine decision-making.

The slide addresses the gap between the importance and readiness of human capital trends in GPS organizations, with a column chart illustrating disparities in areas like worker well-being, belonging, and reskilling.

Discusses how human error is a significant vulnerability in cybersecurity systems, based on survey responses and statistical data.

This slide highlights that the majority of cyber attacks are caused by human failures rather than technological issues. It provides a breakdown of the causes of cyber breaches and emphasizes the importance of addressing human factors in cybersecurity.

The slide illustrates global trends in freedom using the Human Freedom Index. It discusses declining personal freedoms post-COVID and raises key geopolitical and social questions affecting global values by 2050.

The slide presents human rights fundamentals and notable milestones while highlighting setbacks in press freedom and journalist safety, despite global commitments to human rights.

Provides a historical and current overview of significant global human rights developments and challenges, emphasizing progress and setbacks in the pursuit of universal rights.

It examines the root causes that prevent leaders from prioritizing inclusive culture, identifying hurdles like linking inclusion to business performance and setting measurable targets.

Explores the shift towards hybrid and fully tech-driven advisory models in the financial industry.

The slide suggests considering a lower-risk hybrid strategy that capitalizes on market volatility and could potentially outperform fixed income. It discusses implied volatility trends related to S&P 500 options pricing and contrasts this with T-Bill yields, highlighting how early cycle market volatility can provide investment opportunities. The use of historical volatility data aims to guide strategic decisions on equity and fixed income investments.

The slide explains that 76% of FP&A teams depend on hybrid systems for creating reports and dashboards. It emphasizes the importance of technology in enhancing efficiency and automation.

Discusses the exclusion and lack of flexibility for women in hybrid work environments and its impact on their mental health and stress levels.

This slide summarizes data from over 25 organizations about trends in flexibility, inclusion, cost savings, and performance post-COVID. It presents evidence for hybrid work advantages while noting challenges like disconnection and equity concerns.

Emphasizes how Gender Equality Leaders create better hybrid working experiences, valuable for discussions on hybrid workplace models and inclusive culture development.

Discusses employee preferences for investments in hybrid work models, highlighting top choices for office and remote work improvements.

Analyzes CEO responses to labor market dynamics, hybrid vs in-office trends, and intergenerational challenges. Emphasizes upskilling, GenAI integration, and college degree flexibility.

It presents the challenges in hybrid work, particularly the lack of predictability and mixed messaging, which could inform discussions on the clarity of communication in hybrid work policies and its impact on employee satisfaction in human resources and management meetings.

Revealing the preferences and current states of hybrid workers, this slide sheds light on the gap between reality and preference for women's work arrangements. It could be pivotal in illustrating workforce expectations and company policy gaps in presentations aimed at HR professionals or management teams.

Analyzes current trends and future expectations regarding hybrid and remote work arrangements, reflecting a strong preference for flexibility in work locations among employees, contrasted with their anticipation of employer policies.

Hyva controls over half the global OE market for hydraulic cylinders, with strong positions across regions. Jiaheng is a notable regional competitor in Asia-Pacific. Overall market size is EUR 551m in 2016.

The slide presents data on the use of hydraulic cylinders across semitrailers, drawbar trailers, and rigid trucks by region. It concludes that drawbar trailers, especially in Western markets, have the highest usage for construction.

Analyzes yearly growth rates across several hydraulic markets, showing trends over time, useful for market analysis and understanding sector health.

Demonstrates the feasibility and cost competitiveness of blending 25% hydrogen with natural gas for peaking power plants. Compares four configurations of green and pink hydrogen sources and places them in context with Lazard’s historical gas peaking LCOE range.

Analyzes expected 2030 supply costs of clean hydrogen and derivatives across regions. Visualizes cost differences between low-carbon and renewable sources, emphasizing cost competitiveness by region.

The slide compares hydrogen's value-in-use against its cost of supply across different segments and geographies (EU, US, East Asia) projected to 2030. It visually assesses the economic viability of hydrogen adoption using breakeven and policy-adjusted thresholds, identifying segments where business cases exist or require support.

Summarizes three segments contributing to 2030 hydrogen demand across EU, US, and East Asia. Uses charts to split by feasibility and policy support. Describes strategic implications for hydrogen deployment.

The slide breaks down 2030 hydrogen demand by geography and the policy or infrastructure required to unlock its potential. It classifies 34 Mt of demand into policy-supported, feasible with incremental infrastructure, and requiring significant unlocks, quantifying potential CO₂ abatement and cost gaps for each.

The slide outlines the role of hydrogen-based fuels in transforming the energy sector. It outlines required reductions in production costs, increased production efficiency, and infrastructure development for scaling hydrogen production. The content is critical for understanding the regulatory and compliance aspects within the energy sector, projecting the share of green hydrogen in final energy consumption by 2050 and its impact on decarbonization efforts. Target audiences include industry experts, policymakers, and stakeholders looking at the future role of hydrogen in meeting energy demands and sustainability goals.

This slide highlights the most difficult segments to unlock for clean hydrogen, requiring high cost reductions or infrastructure buildout. It includes aviation, maritime, heating, and methanol sectors. Despite high potential, economic and logistical barriers may limit 2030 adoption.

Provides a historical timeline of key developments in the hydrogen industry, highlighting its growing momentum and relevance for strategic market analysis.

Addresses the limitations and potential of hydrogen injection into gas networks, focusing on safety, performance, and end-use applications.

Explains supply- and demand-side policy mechanisms to narrow hydrogen cost gaps. Uses visual examples to illustrate how incentives can make clean hydrogen financially viable in sectors like German refining.

Analyzes how incentives impact the cost-effectiveness of hydrogen production methods, useful for financial planning in energy markets.

Projects regional shares of global hydrogen demand by 2030, highlighting the roles of EU, US, and East Asia. Visualizes contribution across end-use sectors and geographies with detailed demand segmentation.

Highlights global investment in hydrogen projects, showing collaborations that aim to achieve technological and commercial maturity in the energy sector.

The slide provides an overview of the expected timeline for various hydrogen utilization projects to come on stream, highlighting development and operational phases for different sectors.

This slide analyzes competitiveness by comparing value-in-use and cost of clean hydrogen across use cases. It segments demand into three groups: positive business case, marginally viable, and segments needing significant support. Key insights show which sectors and geographies are most likely to adopt clean hydrogen based on cost dynamics.

The slide highlights the use of hydrogen-powered trains in Germany, providing details about the project, including routes, refueling stations, and future plans.

The slide provides a future outlook (2030) on the cost-effectiveness of hydrogen trains with different sources compared to electric and diesel trains.

The slide compares the cost-effectiveness of hydrogen trains with chlorine and electrolysis sources, electric trains, and diesel trains based on levelized cost per passenger.

The slide discusses the competitiveness of fossil fuels with CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage) in hydrogen production compared to other methods considering low carbon electricity prices.

The slide presents the GEA regions within the NREL Cambium model, outlining the regional coverage for emissions and generation assessments.

Highlights cost differences for producing hydrogen via electrolysis, showing both subsidized and unsubsidized costs for green and pink hydrogen across PEM and alkaline technologies. Emphasizes how subsidies and technology type impact cost competitiveness.

Analyzes export potentials for Chile in hydrogen and ammonia, forecasting growth and identifying key markets.

Predicts the economic timeline for hydrogen applications in transport and industry, focusing on domestic and export markets.

Discusses critical factors that could influence the success of hydrogen projects, useful for planning and compliance strategies.

The slide presents a scenario analysis of green hydrogen production capacity across the U.S., projecting viable capacity before exceeding CO2 limits.

It highlights green hydrogen capacity projections under different scenarios and compares these against the 2030 target for clean H2 production.

The slide discusses hydrogen consumption in the chemicals industry, focusing on ammonia and methanol synthesis, market trends, and sources of hydrogen within the industry.

The slide highlights the hydrogen consumption by different industries, with a focus on chemicals, oil refining, and steel industries, presenting data from 2018.