The slide showcases FY22 income growth across Barclays' business units, emphasizing a 14% overall increase and specific growth metrics for each unit.

The slide illustrates projected growth in real disposable income per capita in Southeast Asia from 2018–2030 and changes in household income classes between 2023 and 2030. Emerging markets like Vietnam show the highest income growth potential.

The slide presents Barclays UK's Q422 performance, emphasizing higher income supported by rising interest rates and detailed financial metrics.

Projects Barclays' group income growth toward a ~£30bn target by 2026. Breaks down sources including retail, corporate, and investment banking. Highlights contributions from the U.S. and notes structural supports like hedge and balance sheet growth.

Discusses the drivers behind Barclays' income growth, emphasizing management's strategic actions in investment banking and global markets.

The slide emphasizes the income growth in Barclays UK driven by improved margins, detailing key performance metrics such as net interest margin and income.

Examines the trends in income inequality within countries, highlighting differences in economic development and projections for future disparities.

Explores strategies for mitigating income inequality induced by automation through workforce retraining programs. It quantifies the effectiveness of these interventions by displaying potential improvements in income distribution across multiple retraining scenarios, providing a clear policy directive on the benefits of investing in comprehensive educational and training initiatives to prepare the workforce for a changing economic landscape.

Analyzes how car purchase intentions among different income groups have aligned post-COVID-19.

Consumers with the highest income levels show less willingness to pay premiums for sustainability than those earning slightly less. However, middle-high income groups show higher engagement in paying attention to product origin and trying new sustainable products.

Discusses the relationship between income per customer and growth rates across European countries, indicating which countries are growing or shrinking.

This slide analyzes top concerns among German consumers segmented by income and age group. Rising prices concern all segments but more so low-income and younger people. Older and high-income individuals are more worried about geopolitical issues.

Outlines Barclays Bank PLC's FY24 income distribution and performance metrics. Income is diversified across FICC, Equities, Investment Banking Fees, Corporate, Consumer, and Wealth segments. Profit before tax rose from £4.2bn to £4.7bn YoY.

Analyzes trends in household income across developed and developing regions, discussing shifts in economic groups and income disparity.

Analyzes the group income trends for FY23, breaking down the financial contributions by different sectors and the overall impact on the group's financial health, with specific focus on changes from previous years.

The slide reports a 2% year-over-year decrease in Barclays' group income for Q323, providing a detailed financial impact analysis for various divisions such as Barclays UK, Consumer, Cards & Payments, and Corporate & Investment Bank.

The slide presents data on how consumers globally have experienced income changes over the past two weeks, highlighting significant income decreases in certain countries.

Discusses changes in household income levels during the COVID-19 pandemic, comparing data between two specific months.

This slide presents Barclays' CC&P income growth of 46% YoY, with detailed financial performance metrics.

Showcases strong YoY income growth for Consumer, Cards & Payments, with specific data on income and costs.

This slide shows the income growth by various sources within the group, indicating a 6% overall increase year-on-year, and breaks down contributions by segments.

This slide examines the correlation between income and happiness. It shows that higher income correlates with higher happiness, but personal relationships are still the top drivers of happiness. Financial stress is the leading source of unhappiness across all income levels. A nuanced perspective is presented with tier-specific insights.

Presents the proportion of vulnerable jobs within various income bands during the COVID-19 crisis.

The slide shows that people with higher incomes report higher satisfaction in feeling loved and in their romantic/sex lives. Bar graphs compare satisfaction across low, middle, and high income groups across 30 countries.

Analyzes Barclays' income stability across various market conditions, showing resilience and strategic adaptations over time.

This slide presents a quarterly comparison of income and operating costs for Barclays, broken down into four business segments: CIB, BUK, CC&P, and Head Office. It highlights trends in revenue and expenses across Q4'21 to Q4'22, providing a visual of how different business units performed over time.

Highlights the significant growth in income and profitability for European retail banks in 2023 compared to previous years.

The slide focuses on the stability provided by financing income to Global Markets, with growth highlighted.

The slide compares the decline of incumbent companies' industry ranking over decades and the need for C-level ownership of innovation. It is designed to communicate the importance of maintaining an innovation edge and leadership in the market. The slide is useful for discussions on strategic planning, particularly in highlighting the challenges established companies face in staying competitive and the role of executive leadership in fostering innovation.

Illustrates how traditional defense suppliers maintain dominance through lobbying, supply chain control, and legal/IP tactics. Describes the systemic advantage incumbents hold over startups in regulatory, contractual, and IP environments.

This slide examines the concentration, valuations, and earnings of the top 10 stocks in the S&P 500 compared to the remaining stocks, providing insights into market dynamics.

This slide explores the concentration within the S&P 500 by separating the top 10 companies from the remaining 490. It shows their P/E valuations and their share of market cap (38%) and earnings (32%) as of July 2025. Top 10 stocks are significantly overvalued relative to their historical averages.

Provides index scores for remote work preferences by generation, work location, and sector, based on survey results. Highlights differences in remote readiness.

Compares sector-wise returns for the S&P 500 and MSCI World indices over different time periods. Useful for analyzing sector performance and making informed investment decisions.

This slide analyzes the return percentages for different sectors of the S&P 500 and MSCI World indices, providing a comparative view over 1 month, YTD, and 1 year periods.

Compares the market cap and liquidity of various global indices, highlighting differences in traded value and constituent count.

Discusses significant growth in indie beauty market.

This slide indicates that while a small percentage agree that individual actions are meaningless, the majority disagree. It underscores the global recognition of individual impact, even if levels of strong belief vary across countries.

This slide examines the global belief in the power of individual behavior change to address climate change. High agreement rates suggest widespread belief in personal impact.

This slide highlights levels of agreement that individual action on climate change is necessary to avoid failing future generations. The Philippines and Indonesia show highest concern; Japan and the U.S. are lowest. Trend data indicates shifting views.

This slide shows which countries favor individuals as responsible for addressing inequality. Portugal leads with 48%, followed by New Zealand and Indonesia. Latin American countries rank lowest.

The slide discusses the rapid growth of the industrial automation market, highlighting key drivers such as technological advances, COVID-19 impact, and regional market differences.

The slide explains the different types of industrial automation and their applications across various end-industries, such as automotive, healthcare, and e-commerce.

This slide presents data on U.S. industrial construction activity, vacancy rates, and net absorption by city, providing insights into the industrial real estate market's performance and demand trends across major cities.

The slide profiles industrial distributors, focusing on how technical expertise and value-added services contribute to higher profit margins.

The slide discusses the impact of industrial policies on government finances, highlighting spending commitments and the resulting fiscal sustainability challenges in advanced economies.

The slide demonstrates that applying CCUS to industrial processes increases production costs. The charts break down the cost impacts for various industries, including cement, steel, ammonia, and methanol, comparing normal processes with those incorporating CCUS.

The slide illustrates India’s industrial production performance with a modest YoY growth in March. Equity market indices (BSE and NSE) have increased since April, signaling investor confidence and possible economic recovery in the manufacturing and industrial sectors.

The slide highlights a 3.8% growth in industrial production for December, supported by rising equity indexes in February. It provides an analysis of industrial output and stock market performance in India.

This slide emphasizes China’s drive for technological self-reliance and manufacturing modernization. It outlines key policies and trends, including adoption of digital transformation, core tech development, and supply chain strengthening. Supporting chart illustrates digital economy expansion from 2016 to 2019.

The slide categorizes different companies and technologies involved in industrial automation, highlighting the complexity and diversity of the industrial technology stack.

It highlights the stable occupancy rates in the light industrial and logistics sector across various countries and the corresponding portfolio weightings. This slide could be pivotal for logistics companies assessing market stability, portfolio managers strategizing on asset allocation, or investors looking for robust sectors with stable yields.

The slide presents data on the progress of industries with different carbon intensities in setting net zero targets, showing significant improvements across sectors.

Examines digital marketing maturity across different industries, highlighting significant variances in maturity levels.

Correlates industries with wages and educational attainment, indicating the potential impact of COVID-19 on these factors.

The slide analyzes the role of customer-led design in driving industry GVA growth by 2030, emphasizing its impact on sectors like wholesale and retail trade, arts and entertainment, and health.

The slide presents data on the contribution of high-performance processes to GVA growth by industry, highlighting sectors like financial services, public administration, and ICT.

The slide focuses on the impact of intelligent operations on industry GVA growth by 2030, with significant contributions from sectors like agriculture, construction, and education.

The slide highlights the impact of rapid product and service innovation on industry GVA growth by 2030, particularly in ICT, arts and entertainment, and education sectors.

Discusses the collaborative efforts between companies to enhance cybersecurity and reduce potential risks, with comparative data by region.

Compares AI adoption stages across industries, identifying life sciences and insurance as leaders in producing AI front-runners, while retail lags. Displays maturity stage distributions to show where industries stand in their AI journey.

Presenting executive insights into the benefits of industry convergence, this slide illustrates the perceived growth opportunities through convergence and examples of High Tech industry convergence opportunities such as smart mobility and digital health.

Introduces EY-Parthenon's industrial practices and experience, useful for establishing credibility in the field of distribution business consulting.

Displays Alvarez & Marsal's industry expertise across multiple sectors such as healthcare, automotive, and financial services. This slide is useful for showcasing the firm's wide-ranging capabilities and areas of operation.

Breaks down performance of specific industry groups, comparing them to the S&P 500 and identifying the three dominant companies by weight. Useful for granular sector-level insight.

The slide outlines the industries in the UK that stand to gain the most from digital adoption, with a focus on professional services, ICT, and manufacturing, showing projected GVA growth by 2030.

This slide provides a high-level summary of insights from key industries, detailing cost reduction trends and failure rates. It includes comparative data on industry presence and external risks like macroeconomic concerns and commodity prices.

Highlights the growth trends and market sizes for luxury, premium, and entry-to-luxury segments, projecting future trends and CAGR percentages.

The slide breaks down relative performance of key industry groups such as Automobiles, Software, and Banks against the S&P 500, highlighting leaders like TSLA, MSFT, and JPM. Performance trends since Dec 2022 are visualized with specific stock contributions, helping investors pinpoint which stocks are driving sector trends. This view is helpful for benchmarking and identifying outperformers within industries.

Summarizes industry recognition and credentials in the field of disputes and investigations, emphasizing the firm’s standing and expertise recognized by several prestigious entities, fostering trust and credibility.

A continuation of strategic AI initiatives by industry, covering sectors like CG&S, Retail, Utilities, Public Services, and Life Sciences. The slide emphasizes the percentage of companies scaling each initiative.

Reviews the necessary policy actions to support the Australian battery production industry, addressing challenges from trade protection to technology access and coordination.

Reflects the interest in alternative M&A strategies by different industry categories compared to 2021.

Reviews how managers view potential industry shifts as opportunities or threats.

Reviews the performance of the CIB against industry wallet size and market share, including revenue and adjusted return on equity.

Analyzes the distribution of maturity levels within industries like retail, consumer goods, and telco.

Illustrates production inefficiencies in SEA's rice and rubber sectors, with contributing factors like supply chain losses and climate change. Emphasizes the need for technology and waste management improvements.

This slide shows a demographic breakdown of those who believe religious leaders should address inequality, noting slight gender and income-level differences.

This slide highlights which countries most strongly support the idea that parents and teachers should play a leading role in reducing inequality.

This slide discusses how perceptions of inequality vary depending on ethnicity, wealth/education, and geography, showing how context affects views on fairness and responsibility in promoting equality.

The slide examines generational perceptions of unequal treatment, revealing that younger generations (especially Gen Z) are more likely to say men are discriminated against. Concern about women's treatment remains consistent, while concern about men increases with younger age groups.

A generational comparison of perceived importance of inequality shows Gen Z rates it the highest (55%), followed by Millennials and Gen X, while Baby Boomers are least concerned at 48%.

This slide presents country-by-country perceptions on the importance of inequality as a national problem. It compares the net percentage of people who consider it important vs. not important, highlighting changes over time and country averages.

This slide displays how important inequality is perceived compared to other national problems across different countries. It shows global averages and country-level responses, highlighting significant cross-country variation.

This slide shows survey results about perceptions of media responsibility in reducing inequality, segmented by gender, generation, income, and education.

The slide disaggregates opinions by gender, generation, income, and education about whether men face unfair treatment, showing higher belief among men and younger generations.

The slide ranks countries by the level of concern about poverty and social inequality. Indonesia, Argentina, and Hungary report the highest concern, with notable monthly increases. The data reflects the persistent salience of economic disparity in public opinion across multiple regions.

This slide presents survey results from 28 countries regarding support for government spending to reduce poverty and social inequality. Globally, 67% support more spending. The chart illustrates national variations in opinion.

This slide shows 29% globally are worried about poverty and inequality. Argentina, Hungary, and Thailand rank highest. The chart includes recent changes, highlighting shifts in social perception across countries.

This slide presents global public opinion on who should be primarily responsible for reducing inequality. A horizontal bar chart shows that 66% believe the government should lead, followed by media, employers, and individuals.

This slide breaks down which countries are most likely to consider inequality the single most important problem, with Latin American countries dominating the top ranks. It distinguishes between the strongest concern vs. secondary importance.

This slide reveals which social groups are perceived to face the most unequal treatment, based on global averages. Top groups include people with physical disabilities, women, mental health sufferers, and LGBTQ+ individuals.

Describes the inference approach used in the survey, focusing on diversity and interoperability indices. The bar charts show the distribution of responses, providing insights into ecosystem footprints and application interoperability improvements.

Evaluates long-term investor expectations of inflation, likely used in financial services to inform investment strategies.

The slide contrasts short- and long-term inflation expectations among US consumers, businesses, and forecasters. Recent consumer expectations have surged sharply, diverging from more anchored business and market expectations.

This slide discusses the upward trend in inflation expectations as measured by breakeven rates. It shows that 5Y, 7Y, and 10Y breakevens have all moved above post-pandemic averages, indicating market concerns over longer-term inflationary pressures.

This slide visualizes consumer expectations about inflation in their own countries for 2025. It contrasts likelihood across markets and includes year-over-year trend shifts.

The slide forecasts headline consumer price inflation for both developed and emerging markets, providing future inflation trends. It is useful for financial planning and assessing economic stability.

Survey respondents gave their views on whether prices would outpace income growth in 2025. The slide presents likelihood across markets and changes from 2023 sentiment.

This slide highlights the role of alternative investments in inflation protection, analyzing returns from global core infrastructure and examining correlations with public and private markets.