This slide identifies key reasons for trapped company value, including unclear growth strategies and management credibility issues, crucial for risk management.

This slide explores changes in private travel behavior post-COVID, emphasizing reduced travel intentions despite the strong recovery in 2022. It presents comparative survey data across countries and provides insights on how mobility providers should adapt using digital tools and ecosystem cooperation.

Demonstrates AXP’s strength in travel services, with higher percentages of premium air sales and luxury hotel bookings, significantly outperforming industry benchmarks.

Outlines how travel companies can leverage digital transformation and sustainable practices to navigate post-pandemic challenges.

It analyzes the shifts in preferred luxury travel destinations for various nationalities before and after the pandemic, with a focus on Italy's popularity.

This slide breaks down the carbon footprint of global travel, showing how it accounts for about 5% of global CO₂ emissions. It forecasts a 25% increase from 2016 to 2030, with air transport and cars being major contributors.

Indicates that travelers are more likely to recommend Melbourne as a creative destination after visiting, suggesting marketing improvements.

Presents survey data on travel behaviors: frequency of air travel, reasons for past and future trips, loyalty program enrollment, and changes in planned travel volume for the year.

The slide examines global consumer trends in changing daily travel habits to more sustainable options like walking, cycling, or public transport. It provides a comparative view across multiple countries.

This slide shows that business travel is expected to fall significantly due to virtual communication, regulations, and environmental concerns. Private travel also declines but less sharply. Domestic travel shows some resilience. Key reasons are clearly visualized.

This slide shows global sentiment rebound in 2023 after a dip in 2022 regarding international travel and investment. The bar charts suggest increasing optimism and attractiveness of countries for tourism and business investment.

The slide presents regional changes in business and private travel distances and modes. Europe shows improved optimism for domestic and continental travel. Intercontinental travel is sharply down in all regions. Recovery in train usage is emerging, especially in Europe.

Air travel is expected to be the most affected mode of transport post-pandemic, especially among business travelers. A significant portion of travelers are open to using trains, particularly for short to medium distances. Willingness to pay premiums for sustainability is highlighted.

Analyzes preferred activities of high-end travelers in Europe compared to global averages, highlighting interests in food, wine, nature, and history.

Discusses consumer readiness to resume travel, with a focus on domestic trips and safety considerations. Offers insights for tourism and hospitality sectors on post-pandemic travel behaviors and safety as a decision-making factor.

This slide presents an optimistic view on the recovery of the travel sector, suggesting a rapid rebound driven by pent-up demand and a shift in consumer travel behaviors, as demonstrated by the spike in search interest following Singapore's introduction of the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) with Germany.

Explores how travel rewards influence trip planning, with stats on types of rewards used, destinations, and how frequent travelers depend on loyalty perks to maintain their travel quality.

Projects growth in consumer travel, discussing marketplace strategies and highlighting the value of recent acquisitions.

It discusses the SEA online travel market, expected to quadruple by 2025. The chart breaks down the market size by sectors, with additional details on the drivers of this growth.

This slide compares travel and tourism sectors to others in terms of carbon intensity and decarbonization momentum, showing airlines and hospitality as lagging in progress.

The slide highlights the travel and tourism sector as a key growth area for luxury goods, presenting data on where consumers purchase luxury products, segmented by demographic groups such as Millennials, Generation X, and Baby Boomers.

The slide explores what attributes influence global desire to visit a country. “Natural beauty” ranks highest, followed by livability and safety. Sustainability-related attributes score lower. The left graphic categorizes drivers under areas like governance, tourism, and culture.

This slide discusses the varied recovery of global travel demand linked to vaccine distribution, highlighting specific metrics like airline capacity and ticket volume changes.

Explores the dual impact of COVID-19 on business and leisure travel, highlighting the rapid recovery in leisure travel fueled by pent-up demand, against a backdrop of a long-term decline in business travel due to shifts in work and meeting habits. It provides forecasts and strategies for adapting to these changes.

This slide analyzes U.S. travel trends, focusing on the anticipated increase in travel activity post-COVID-19 by different income groups. Useful for understanding travel preferences and planning in the hospitality and tourism sectors.

The slide analyzes changes in consumer willingness to travel, highlighting increases in likelihood to use public transport, stay in hotels, and fly, based on survey data from June and March 2021.

Describes JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s range of treasury capabilities, emphasizing client value and service efficiency.

This slide addresses key challenges in treasury management and highlights the priorities for the upcoming year, focusing on areas like liquidity management, cash forecasting, and capital structure optimization.

Details on the commercial deposit franchise and treasury management, showcasing revenue performance and service features. Used for demonstrating business achievements and operational capabilities in treasury services.

This slide identifies the top mandates for treasury functions according to CFO priorities, emphasizing areas such as liquidity risk management, risk management, and strategic advisory roles.

Offers a detailed overview of payment and treasury solutions tailored to various client segments, providing insights into company strategies to meet diverse needs, useful for client engagement and business development purposes.

The slide provides a detailed timeline of a treasury professional's daily tasks, showcasing how various digital tools and technologies streamline financial operations and decision-making.

Illustrates the firm’s growth in treasury services compared to competitors and their engagement with large corporations.

Highlights significant revenue growth of treasury services within the firm compared to industry peers, underlining resilience against rate headwinds.

The slide outlines the essential skills for future treasurers, emphasizing strategic thinking, business partnering capabilities, and technological affinity.

It breaks down how commercial banking provides differentiated treasury solutions, making it suitable for presentations aimed to inform about value-driven client services in treasury management.

The slide outlines the skills and attributes necessary for building a resilient treasury team, highlighting the importance of leadership, risk management, and technological expertise. It also projects team size growth over time.

The slide analyzes the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield across different periods and provides a breakdown of nominal, real, and inflation yields.

Presents U.S. Treasury yield curves and performance metrics for various Treasury securities, providing insights into interest rate trends and investment returns.

This slide contrasts nominal and real yields on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond, showing historical trends, inflation adjustments, and the current levels as of July 2025. It offers perspective on real returns versus inflation impact.

The slide provides an analysis of U.S. Treasury yields, showing how they have changed over time and comparing current yields with past performance.

This slide shows the percentage of people in each country identifying treatment cost as a major issue. Indonesia and the U.S. lead the list. Historical data from 2018–2022 is shown alongside each country.

This slide shows which populations are most concerned about the quality of healthcare treatments. South Africa and Türkiye rank highest. The global concern average is 17%.

Regional analysis of support for initial bans on likely pollutive plastics. Latin America has the strongest support (75%), followed by Africa and Asia Pacific. G7 countries show the lowest backing.

This slide shows global sentiment toward proposed plastic pollution treaty rules, detailing both agreement levels and perceived importance of actions such as banning hazardous chemicals and labeling plastic products.

This historical line chart visualizes the trend over time for global public agreement with statements about moral leadership, international cooperation, and domestic focus. It helps track shifts in global attitudes on foreign policy engagement.

This trend slide compares changes over time in public perception of immigrant populations across 13 countries from 2018 to 2024. It shows whether the average guess has risen or fallen, revealing persistent overestimation in most cases.

Explains the scope and intent of the Roland Berger Trend Compendium 2030.

The slide tracks historical sentiment for two forward-looking views: optimism that next year will be better, and belief in global economic improvement. Optimism dropped in 2022 but rebounded slightly to 71% in 2024, while economic expectations are slowly rising.

This slide shows 12-month trends in global concerns, revealing shifts in the prominence of crime, inequality, inflation, and corruption as key worries. Parallel tracking of public perception of national direction illustrates consistent dissatisfaction over the past year.

Tracks trends in global attitudes from 2015–2023 on cooperation, internal economic focus, and moral leadership. Provides visual history of public opinion shifts, with data consistency or modest changes across years.

Tracks rising interest in basketball across Indonesia, Japan, and the Philippines. Japan had the highest 4-year growth at 27%, with 20% gain in 2023 alone.

A long-term trend line illustrating global average perception of national direction over 10 years. "Wrong Track" has consistently remained higher than "Right Direction", although the latter shows recent modest gains. The gap has narrowed slightly but remains significant.

This slide discusses the importance of trend monitoring for businesses, emphasizing the rapid increase in global data volume and the need for companies to stay updated with relevant trends to remain competitive.

Overview of 32 macro trends grouped into six mega trends, showing the current and future impact on industries and adoption times.

Describes the steps in the TrendRadar process, focusing on trend screening (mega, macro, micro trends) and trend assessment (impact and adoption time).

Explains the three-step procedure of TrendRadar, which includes trend screening, assessment, and visualization for identifying and assessing industry trends.

Visual representation of trends categorized by their impact and timeframe for adoption, classified into Watch, Prepare, and Act.

This executive summary highlights the top 10 macro trends for 2025, including rising geopolitical risks, inflation, tariff battles, China and India’s diverging roles, and energy transition strategies. It provides a high-level overview of major global forces likely to impact businesses this year.

The slide tracks trends in concern levels over a decade for economy, NHS, immigration, inflation, and housing. It shows how public concern fluctuates over time and peaks at various points.

This chart tracks public agreement with the belief that one’s country is in decline across multiple nations. Japan shows the most dramatic increase (+30pp) since 2016, while other countries such as France, U.S., and U.K. exhibit more stable or varied trajectories.

This slide highlights key bullish trends in the education sector for 2024, including mega deals, upskilling focus, student safety, learning gap bridging, GenAI, and B2C edtech.

This slide tracks how public concerns and sentiment about national direction have changed over a year. Inflation shows a consistently high concern. The majority (62%) still feel their countries are on the wrong track, though the “right direction” metric has slightly improved over time.

This slide tracks worry trends over 12 months, showing persistent concern over inflation and crime. The "wrong track" sentiment remains dominant, with minor fluctuations. It provides a temporal view of public priorities and dissatisfaction.

This slide visualizes 12-month trends in public concern for various global issues and perception of country direction. Inflation and crime remain high, while confidence in national direction remains consistently low.

The slide tracks the changing importance of five key issues—economy, immigration, NHS, defence, and inflation—over the past decade. It visually emphasizes shifting public concern over time.

This slide analyzes the market cap trends of major tech companies competing to reach a trillion-dollar valuation. The line chart provides a visual comparison of Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon over time, highlighting the competitive landscape and significant milestones in their market cap growth.

The slide forecasts the average price trend for TRREB MLS® system, providing insights into future pricing dynamics based on historical data trends.

The slide forecasts TRREB MLS® system sales and new listings, providing insights into future market conditions and trends based on historical data.

The slide highlights the shortage of heavy vehicle drivers in the cement industry and its impact on labor costs, particularly in metropolitan areas, with projected trends and reasons for the shortage.

This slide identifies four transformative trends in the truck/trailer industry: New Logistics, Electrification, Autonomous Trucks, and Digitalization. Each trend is explained with its drivers and implications, indicating industry-wide shifts toward smarter and more sustainable operations.

This slide presents the volume and forecast of global medium/heavy duty truck production. Regional breakdowns show China as the leader, while emerging markets see modest growth. Includes CAGR data for historic and forecast periods.

This slide projects energy consumption in the trucks industry, highlighting the significant potential for biofuels to meet the demand, and analyzing the economic competitiveness and industry environment.

Trucks dominate global commercial vehicle production, making up 84% on average from 2016–2022. China leads global share (42%), followed by Europe and APAC. Bus production varies significantly by region, being lowest in Europe and highest in South America.

This slide analyzes the global truck tire market, excluding China, with a focus on OE and RT segments. It aims to provide market intelligence and inform strategic decisions in logistics and supply chain planning, suitable for industry analysis briefings or business strategy discussions.

The slide illustrates how value in a truck tractor is distributed across components. Powertrain holds the largest share (40–45%), followed by the cabin and chassis. Connectivity systems hold minimal value currently but are expected to grow. Value-add is analyzed by OEM vs. supplier, with trend indicators until 2030.

Provides an overview of a 2023 study on true-luxury consumers, detailing the respondent demographics, average spending, and key methodologies used in the research.

Highlights the competitive strengths of Truist Securities, particularly useful for illustrating market position, growth potential, or in discussions of mergers and acquisitions.

This slide displays global public opinion on whether Donald Trump will be re-elected as U.S. President. India and China show the highest expectations. The U.S. perception (35%) is equal to the global average. The layout visualizes "likely" vs. "unlikely" opinion across countries.

Highlights the variance in trust levels regarding responsible AI use between frontline employees and organizational leaders.

This slide explores varying public trust levels in institutions using AI. Hospitals and GPs are trusted the most, while the UK Government and local councils rank lowest. Trust levels are split between “a great deal/fair amount” and “not very much/not at all,” indicating skepticism about responsible and safe AI use. This illustrates the role of institutional reputation in AI governance.

This slide outlines New Zealanders’ trust in AI regarding bias, corporate integrity, and personal data protection, compared to global averages, with a noted trust gap.

This slide explores leadership perspectives on building trust within organizations, emphasizing the need for intentional actions to foster trust and alignment between workers and supervisors. It is useful for discussions on organizational culture and leadership strategies.

The slide discusses the importance of trust for CEOs, emphasizing how it impacts their business competitiveness and sustainability strategies. It includes quotes from CEOs and a column chart showing survey data.

Explores whether people trust AI-using companies as much as traditional companies, showing global and demographic variations, with Thailand leading and U.S. trailing.

The slide ranks countries by the importance they place on customer service as a factor in trusting organizations. Argentina and South Africa top the list.

This slide emphasizes the distrust in AI developers. The majority of people surveyed do not trust companies to develop AI responsibly, reflecting transparency concerns and ethical challenges in AI deployment.

The slide shows factors needed to increase trust in digital services, such as data security, error compensation, and secure payments. Each industry shows a different priority, emphasizing tailored approaches to building user trust.

Shows percentage of respondents who trust AI not to discriminate. Data segmented by countries and demographics with a global average baseline.

The slide discusses key attributes that drive trust in organizations, with reliability, transparency, and responsibility as top contributors. A bar chart quantifies the importance of each attribute according to public opinion. It emphasizes actionable principles to build institutional trust.

The slide shows the perceived trustworthiness of financial services across 21 countries, with India, China, and Saudi Arabia ranking highest in trust.

It addresses the barriers to Generative AI adoption related to trust, emphasizing the need for transparency, explainability, and worker trust, along with key statistics on organizational trust levels and risk management.

This slide offers a global average view of trust and distrust in various sectors. Pharmaceuticals top the list for trust, followed by tech and food. Government and social media are the least trusted sectors globally.

This slide shows how much citizens trust their country's healthcare system to provide the best treatment. India, Singapore, and Spain have high trust, while Hungary and Peru report low trust levels. Trends over recent years are also shown.

This slide explores trust in the healthcare system to provide the best treatment, comparing agreement and disagreement percentages across gender and generations. Baby Boomers show highest trust levels overall.

The slide shows global variation in public trust levels across countries, derived from average net trust ratings of professions. Indonesia tops the list, while Peru ranks lowest. The slide reflects cultural and regional differences in institutional trust.

This slide highlights a trust gap in refugee information sources. While media and social platforms are widely used, fewer people trust them. Personal experiences and educators are more trusted than used, showing a contrast in influence and credibility.

The slide shows the decline in internet trust over time, with a detailed breakdown by country.

This slide presents international public opinion on whether business leaders are trusted to tell the truth, using survey data. India shows the highest trust, while Western countries tend to exhibit lower trust levels.

This slide presents survey data on trust levels in various organizations to secure personal digital healthcare information.