This slide features a column chart displaying the number of top 100 companies from Hong Kong, Canada, Ireland, Australia, Spain, and South Korea over three years.

The slide shows a column chart comparing the number of top 100 companies from various countries (US, China, UK, France, Germany, Switzerland) across 2009, 2017, and 2018.

A bar chart showing the number of top 100 companies from Switzerland, Australia, Canada, Spain, Brazil, and Netherlands for the years 2009, 2016, and 2017. The bars are horizontal, indicating the companies’ counts per year per country.

A bar chart showing the number of top 100 companies from South Korea, Taiwan, Belgium, Ireland, and Denmark for the years 2009, 2016, and 2017. The bars are horizontal, indicating the companies’ counts per year per country.

A single-column slide with text listing the key actions leaders take to close innovation gaps.

A column chart representing the count of shows in the Nielsen Top 10 by platform over several weeks. The chart uses different colors to represent platforms like Apple TV+, Hulu, Amazon, and Disney+, with a legend on the right for reference.

Table format with company names, months, financing amounts, and states. Highlights top deals of the year. No Berlin companies in the top 10, majority from Bavaria.

The slide features two sections, one showing a column chart for the top two investment categories in Indonesia (Fintech and Healthcare) with their respective percentages, and the other providing qualitative insights into these categories.

The slide shows a column chart listing the top issues facing Canada, with a focus on housing.

Nearly identical layout to 19473 but adds a dual-color bar split for “most important” vs. “most/other important”

Column chart showing potential topline benefits from advancing maturity levels.

Horizontal bar chart with ranked list of global worries and their respective mention percentages.

The slide contrasts the success rates and expected financial outcomes of different reinvention approaches, with deep purple tones for higher success and lighter for less. It includes bar charts and descriptive text, providing a clear visual differentiation between groups.

The slide shows a bar chart and tables detailing total revenue breakdown by different business units and revenue types. It presents clear numerical and graphical data.

The slide shows a vertical column chart comparing total revenues for 3Q23 against previous quarters.

Slide with a column chart showing underlying total revenues for 4Q23, with annotations explaining changes and key figures.

Column charts showcasing sector contributions

Three icon-based visuals with texts.

Depicts a stacked column chart showing international arrivals by destination with Europe highlighted against the rest of the world.

The slide includes column charts for the UK, Spain, France, Italy, and Germany, depicting the growth in tax-free shopping by tourists during 2016-2017. The bars are in shades of gray, and each country's performance is noted along with changes in transaction volumes and average ticket sizes.

Mixed layout with photos of cities, bullet points, and a green bar chart showing projected economic impact by city.

Contains segmented column charts showing direct and indirect contributions of tourism to the GDP and employment in Europe.

Combined text and icons layout with key data points

Split layout with bar chart (2023–2024E) showing growth by customer type; global map with flow arrows and red-pink circles to indicate regional dynamics and consumer shifts.

The slide features two line charts comparing monthly receipts and arrivals in 2019 and 2022, accompanied by text describing the positive expectations despite geopolitical tensions.

Bar chart comparing travel and tourism capital investment as % of GDP by country; background nature imagery

A timeline diagram showing various activities and websites where visitors can find information about Melbourne's attractions. Each step includes a small image and text describing the activity.

Displays growth percentages in luxury goods shopping among tourists in Europe with column charts. Bars are colored differently to represent various countries like France and Italy.

Icons and labels representing tourism enablers

A content slide listing three key trends: increase in disposable income in Asia, millennials as a large share of the tourism market, and the use of digital technology in creative attractions.

The slide includes bar charts showing tourist arrivals and receipts by origin in 2022 compared to 2019, with a contextual image of a traveler.

The slide displays bar charts comparing tourist arrivals and receipts by origin in 2021, with supporting text detailing performance by country.

Side-by-side "Today vs Future" layout; organized boxes to show services and strategy evolution

The slide contains two sets of column charts comparing domains of TPGRM with moderate to high and moderate to low confidence levels, alongside Deloitte's POV.

The slide features a column chart, tracking TPRM maturity trends since the start of annual surveys, with bars representing different maturity levels over the years.

The slide includes a column chart and a detailed table, showing key TPRM priorities ahead by overall and by industry.

The slide features column charts about organizational priorities in widening the scope of TPRM into related areas.

A line chart showing global goods trade share by region and a bar chart showing the net trade in goods and services for various countries.

Horizontal bar chart showing agreement with imposing trade barriers

Contains a line graph depicting the increase in trade-restrictive measures over time, complemented by bullet points discussing the challenges facing free trade agreements, including political and social influences.

Features bar charts comparing the responses of China and US CEOs regarding adjustments due to trade conflicts. The data is neatly organized, with each response category color-coded for quick reference and comparison.

The slide utilizes column charts to depict strategies adopted by CEOs in response to trade conflicts, complemented by a powerful quote on the right side for emphasis.

This slide includes a bar chart comparing responses from China and US CEOs in 2019 and 2020. The bar chart uses different colors to represent the years and is moderately complex.

Dual-panel chart: left = net trade by region (bar chart), right = US imports of industrial supplies (line chart)

Horizontal bar chart showing brand-switching trends across product categories; dark blue (no change), light blue (switch down), and medium blue (switch up) bars; Germany focus

Text on left and bar chart on right showing percentage of respondents changing behavior by generation and income level.

Left-aligned textual brief and narrative with right-side bar chart visualization for advantages and disadvantages. Neutral tones and thematic icons frame the content.

The slide features two line charts. The left chart shows global trade activity year-over-year percentage change and the PMI manufacturing new export orders. The right chart displays export growth rates for developed and emerging markets from 2002 to 2024.

This slide features two line charts: one on exports by type (coal, metal ore, natural gas, tourism) and the other on the current account as a percentage of GDP.

The slide contains a combination of text and a complex chart. The chart uses colored arrows to show trade value changes between regions. Simple and informative design with moderate complexity.

Includes a world map showing global trade flows with a focus on intraregional and interregional exports. Regions are differentiated by color with accompanying pie charts indicating the percentage share of trade.

Features column charts showing inter- and intraregional merchandise export growth from 2000 to 2016 for various regions. The charts are color-coded to distinguish between years and include percentage changes.

The slide features a series of column charts comparing the trade impact of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus across different regions: World, US, Europe, and China. Each chart displays percentage shares of imports and exports.

Two-panel visual: Left bar chart shows net trade in goods/services by region; Right line chart shows US imports of industrial supplies and equipment.

This slide is text-heavy with a blue and white color palette. It contains flowcharts depicting the life cycle of a vanilla interest rate swap trade. The slide is labeled number 6.

Bar chart tracking harmful vs liberalizing trade policies from 2010–2023; right sidebar with policy examples and regional efforts

Time-series line chart (2015–2024) showing spikes in U.S. trade policy uncertainty with annotated historical events.

Single line graph showing global policy uncertainty from 2017–2025, with steep rise in US uncertainty in 2025. Clean, focused design with large title and sidebar annotation.

Single line chart showing trade policy uncertainty index from 2017 to 2025 for US, Canada, China, and Europe; sharp spike in US

Horizontal bar chart showing country rankings based on agreement with the statement that expanding trade is a good thing; global average and specific countries (Canada, US) highlighted with color; clean layout and muted tones.

Multiple line charts detailing the trade volume with Russia and the impact of geopolitical events.

Three-column layout describing future scenarios with icons and color-coded headers; concise text boxes outline "Stabilise and Rebuild", "Divide and Deal", and "Break and Reorder".

Line chart showing Trade Services Vacancy Rate from FY18 to FY21 for blended, full-time, and part-time positions. A table comparing these rates across the years. Findings in text boxes.

The slide features two columns with bullet points summarizing trade concerns and countermeasures. The left side lists the implications for various regions, while the right side provides potential responses, including regulation changes and WTO action. The layout is straightforward and text-focused.

The slide includes a line chart showing Nigeria's trade dynamics, including crude oil exports, non-oil exports, and trade balance from Q1 2015 to Q3 2023. Key insights and outlooks discuss the potential sustainability and vulnerabilities of the trade surplus.

Line graph tracking oil prices, crude/non-oil exports, and trade balance from 2016–2024. Summary insights in red box below.

Two charts: one shows the share of US imports by country/region, and the other presents real interest rates by developed and emerging markets.

The slide displays two column charts. The left chart compares concerns about a trade war in 2018 and 2019, while the right chart shows respondents' feelings about Franco-American relations over the same period.

Time series line chart showing trade policy uncertainty indexes for global, U.S., and Euro Area from 2000–2024.

Three bar charts comparing trading down, maintaining, and trading up behavior across product types.

The slide includes a column chart showing the frequency of crypto asset trading among participants. Each column represents different trading frequencies.

The slide features a central diagram with layered elements labeled "ALGORITHMS," "SMART ORDER ROUTERS," and "DIRECT MARKET ACCESS," representing a trading platform. Surrounding this are various inputs and outputs labeled with terms such as "Systematic Clients," "Fundamental Hedge Funds," and "Broker Dealers" on one side, and "External Liquidity" sources like "Exchanges" and "Dark Pools" on the other. The design is moderately complex with a focus on connectivity and flow between elements.

Line charts illustrate risk values over time. Complex visual with high detail, intended for a technically savvy audience.

This slide features a line chart showing the Group Trading Book Value-at-Risk (VaR) and stressed VaR over four quarters, with additional details on trading P&L.

This slide includes a line graph tracking the percentage change in marketing budgets over several periods, and an insights section with bullet points.

Grid of dotted square visuals showing adoption percentages of various technologies, split by current use and future priorities.

Split into two sections: Traditional AI/ML on the left with text and an icon, Generative AI on the right with text and an icon.

The slide features a bar chart comparing traditional and digital marketing spend in the luxury sector. It also discusses the growing impact of pop-up stores and PR events in traditional marketing strategies.

Side-by-side pie charts showing trailer axle and landing gear component shares (2016) with annotated company names and share percentages. Clean, infographic style with minimalistic icons and visuals.

Stacked bar chart of trailer axles OE market share (2016) by region; company-specific segmentation with total EUR values

Bar chart layout with horizontal bars and region-wise comparison; trend arrows and side-aligned insights

Circular pie chart with breakdown of trailer value share by component group; includes callouts for chassis, structural, and connectivity systems

Stacked bar chart showing trailer production by manufacturer (2012–2021) with CAGR per company

Stacked bar chart with regional segments for trailer production 2012–2021 (with forecasts); CAGR side chart

Column chart showing historical and forecasted market value for trailer components (2012–2030), with CAGR annotations

Pie charts showing regional trailer production market share by OEM in 2017

Split layout with two pie charts comparing trailer production market shares (2017) in Western and Eastern Europe; includes manufacturer names and percentages

Bar chart from 2012 to 2030 showing trailer production by region with CAGR comparisons for Western vs. Eastern Europe.

Similar structure to Slide 15465 with updated timeframe. Top section features contributors/detractors over a one-year period. Bar chart below visualizes sector attribution using blue/yellow split bars. Benchmark comparison noted at the top.

Pie chart showing the distribution of hours allocated annually for training interventions per employee.

The slide features a large header in bold type, two bar graphs comparing ASEAN and OECD firms in terms of formal training offerings, and the number of training hours per employee. The layout is split into two sections with dark and light blue bars representing different regions. There are two callout boxes with recommendations at the bottom.

Bar chart indicating the adoption rates of blended or online training by sector.

Column chart showing the ratio of participation in training for 55-64 year olds relative to 25-54 year olds across various countries.

The slide presents five vertical blocks, each describing a different model for training providers, with corresponding icons and brief descriptions.

The slide features three blocks describing different types of outcome-oriented training providers, supported by logos of representative companies and brief descriptions.

Simple gauge chart showing a split between traditional and online training with a marker for blended.

Complex graph showing COVID-19 case trajectories by country, color-coded lines, with detailed callouts for select countries.

The slide is split into two sections, with a list of platform features on the left and customer testimonials on the right. It has a blue header and footer, with a page number at the bottom right.

Includes column chart and a graph showcasing market size and growth, with a clean and structured layout that uses shades of blue and green to highlight key figures.

Visual elements include a Venn diagram linking market opportunities to franchise benefits, accompanied by a list of attributes on the right that underline the strong client value proposition.