Column charts showing NPL ratios, loan loss provisions, and Stage 2 loans for top UK banks.

Split layout with large numeral “01”, narrative text block, and vertical bar chart comparing shareholder returns across regions; color-coded CAGR segments.

Bar chart displaying business affiliations with the UK, with vertical bars representing different affiliations.

This slide displays two tables comparing UK and US cards for gross loans and coverage ratios for Dec 2022 and Jun 2023. Below the tables, there are two line charts showing arrears rates for 30 days and 90 days for both regions.

Displays a bar chart showing the leading city destinations of UK investment projects, excluding London, for 2020 and 2021.

Mixed layout: bar charts for RoTE and income; waterfall and cost analysis; loans/deposits side-by-side bar comparison

This slide contains two line charts. The first chart shows the FTSE All-Share earnings and performance over time. The second chart depicts the FTSE All-Share earnings per share growth year on year.

Two-panel layout with bar chart (left) of GDP forecasts and line chart (right) of CPI, core inflation, and BoE interest rate.

The slide includes three line charts depicting UK y/y real GDP (2017-27F), UK unemployment and employment (2018-23), and UK y/y headline CPI (2004-25F). The charts are detailed, with future projections and supporting explanations in the text.

Left-aligned title and question; right side features a horizontal bar chart ranking top national concerns

The slide features a large pie chart with centered text, multiple bullet points, and two high-resolution images. The layout is dense with a blend of text and visuals.

This slide includes two column charts. The first chart shows the UK FTSE All-Share forward P/E ratio over time. The second chart compares MSCI UK relative valuation vs. the US across different sectors.

Tabular format with icons, topics, and bullet-point summaries under a consistent column layout; uses white, red, black, and grey color blocks to distinguish topic categories.

Text and line chart showing the UK's leading position in new investment projects in Europe.

Bar chart of UK vs. benchmark on FinTech success factors, with a vision statement and four supporting policy actions

The slide contains two column charts. The left chart shows the contribution to UK real GDP growth by different sectors. The right chart displays UK Purchasing Managers' Indices (PMI) over time. The charts are detailed and use various colors to distinguish data categories.

The slide features a title, two column charts for GDP projections, and a combined line and column chart for inflation and interest rates.

The slide features two main visual elements: a bar graph on the left side comparing UK real GDP forecasts, and a line graph on the right side displaying 12-month inflation and Bank of England interest rates. The design is moderately dense with textual annotations and a legend explaining the data sources.

The slide contains two charts: a line chart on the left showing UK GDP from Q4 2019 to Q4 2023, and another line chart on the right displaying 12-month inflation and Bank of England interest rate trends.

Three line charts depicting UK y/y real GDP, UK unemployment rate, and UK y/y percent change in headline CPI from 2005-25F. Moderate complexity with clear visual representations for economic trends analysis.

Timeline chart for Great Britain; shows fluctuation and recent dip; pink baseline at 22%.

This slide includes two column charts. The left chart shows UK mortgage rates over time for different loan-to-value ratios. The right chart presents UK housing market trends, including house prices and sales to stock ratio. The charts are clear with detailed annotations.

Vertical bars with detailed breakdowns by finishing type, material, and price; flag and notes on right

Bar chart comparing trade value with seven major countries; India trade section highlighted; use of black/red/gray with dotted annotation boxes

Line chart comparing UK core goods versus services prices from 1988 to the present. Two lines, one for services (orange) and one for core goods (blue), show different growth trajectories with a clear upward trend for services.

This slide features two line charts illustrating UK CPI inflation rates over several years, comparing the traditional core inflation with core excluding COVID-impacted sectors. The orange dashed line represents the traditional core, while the blue line shows the core excluding COVID-impacted sectors.

Features column charts, data tables, and bullet points. The slide is moderately dense with a clear layout, focusing on the UK's IPO market activities and highlights.

This slide features column charts, numerical data points, and textual highlights. It focuses on the UK IPO market within the EMEIA region, covering activity levels, sectors, and performance metrics for 2019.

This slide includes multiple sections: highlights from the market, markets, and activity. It uses column charts and data tables to present IPO data and market performance in the UK. The layout is detailed, offering a clear and structured overview of the market insights.

The slide features two column charts. The left chart shows the UK unemployment rate and wage growth over time. The right chart presents labor force participation rates for the US, Eurozone, and UK. The data is well-segmented and color-coded.

Features a map of the UK with highlighted regions and text boxes explaining the performance of each region on the Women in Work Index. The slide is detailed with a clear visual representation of regional data.

Features a map of the UK with key points listed about market growth, emphasizing the UK's strengths such as regulatory environment and London as a financial centre.

Mix of bar chart and annotated analysis; UK and OECD gender pay gap from 2011 to 2023 charted with narrative on progress and future projections.

The slide shows a line chart detailing UK projects by activity from 2012 to 2021, with lines for different types of activities like business services, sales.

Features a bar chart comparing the regional and devolved administration destinations of UK projects in 2020 and 2021.

The slide features a line chart comparing expected reductions in UK government spending. It includes commentary and implications for corporates.

Includes line graphs and trend analysis with annotations. Visual focus on historical and forecasted data with a red highlight on recent trends.

Same structure as other Ipsos slides; bar chart showing support across countries for Ukraine to fight until full territorial victory.

The slide features two column charts assessing the impact of the Ukrainian crisis on companies and the measures planned in response. The charts use various colors to denote the levels of impact and response. Text explanations are provided at the bottom.

This slide includes two main visual elements: a column chart detailing the share of total exports to Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus from 2015-2021, and a column chart depicting trade in goods from January to April in billion ISK at constant exchange rates from 2018-2022. Both charts use distinct colors to represent different commodities and metrics.

Bar chart ranking countries by agreement with the idea that Ukraine is not their country’s business. US and Canada marked; layout consistent.

Split slide: line chart (left) shows drop in Ukraine's NBI rank (2017–2023); table (right) compares score changes.

Two-column layout: left side has bullet points, right side features a horizontal bar chart comparing % agreement across statements.

Bar chart showing countries' perceived likelihood; vertical list of countries with teal and navy bars; clean white background

Bar chart showing global likelihood ratings by country; right side displays change from 2022.

Horizontal bar chart ranking agreement that Ukraine is not their country’s concern. Sidebar on the left with title and survey question.

Bar chart of 28 countries, ranked by % following Ukraine war, with change vs Mar-Apr 2022.

Bar chart with % agreement by country; change indicators in red/blue; US and Canada flagged. Clean, neutral color palette.

The slide features a mix of text and a column chart comparing the UK’s ranking with other G7 countries. The text highlights key points about the UK's position in the index and its performance over time.

A combination of text and simple visual elements summarizing investment trends in specific UK regions.

Features a text on the left with a column chart on the right showing Women in Work Index scores for different UK regions. The slide is visually balanced with clear regional comparisons.

Left-aligned text summary with bold headings; large central pie chart on right; three major callouts; minimal clutter; black/red/gray palette

Dual bar charts: left shows export distribution, right shows economic impact; central column explains estimated changes in exports; clear numeric callouts

Left-aligned bullet points with right-side chart and quote; purple-accented chart shows total fintech investment in the UK from 2018 to 2021. Clean, professional layout.

Bar chart overlaid with a line graph showing venture financing deal value and count in the UK from 2018 to Q3 2024. Commentary on the right side with expert quote and photo.

A slide with text on the left and a line chart on the right. The line chart compares the UK Index performance with the OECD average from 2000 to 2017. The slide has a moderate amount of text and visual elements.

A global map highlights the firm's presence in the ultra-high net worth segment. The slide contains numerical data points and a concise list of services offered, presented with a balanced use of space and a clear font.

The slide features a column chart showing the percentage of customers in various countries who are unaware of having subscriptions. Accompanying text explains the concept of subscriptions.

Slide with number 2, a large column chart comparing the percentage of unbanked adults in various countries, with text annotations for additional context.

The design is simple and clear, employing icons and bullet points to outline uncertainties associated with emerging software development trends. The use of colors distinguishes different areas of concern, with a good balance of text and visuals for a non-cluttered presentation of complex information.

The slide has bullet points in a two-column layout with icons, set against a subtle red patterned background. A man seems to be typing or reading, suggesting thought or analysis.

Split layout with left text summarizing uncertainty factors, right side with a bubble map showing interlinked supply chain risks and their timeframes.

An image of storm clouds with three text boxes indicating different areas of uncertainty. There is also a global image and a photo of classical architecture.

This slide is moderately complex, featuring four colored content blocks with descriptive icons, explaining a four-step methodology. Each block is labeled with steps 1 through 4.

The slide contains a central diagram labeled "Navigating a world of uncertainty," with five connected themes: Pricing strategy, Labor, Supply, Cost of capital, and ESG and sustainability. Each theme has additional relevant factors listed around the diagram.

Similar donut chart to previous slide but showing global averages; left panel inverts the headline to highlight underperformance.

Multi-panel layout with bar charts and a line chart; panels compare performance across different S&P 500 return periods, show cumulative returns, and factor headwinds.

Text-heavy slide with several bullet points discussing statistics and trends about women-founded startups. Includes flags of different countries and icons representing various themes.

The slide contains several horizontal bar graphs displaying percentage ratings of different underwriting solutions. Color gradients from purple to pink are used.

Slide presents a column chart comparing challenges within underwriting function by account size, using various colors to denote different account ranges.

The slide features a line chart of net charge-off rates over time, highlighting recession periods, and text detailing the highlights of disciplined underwriting practices.

Slide includes bar charts indicating the importance of different areas to improve underwriting quality, using percentages and color differentiation.

Contains a series of bar charts displaying the impact of various factors on insurance underwriting over the next three years, differentiated by color for clarity.

Features bar charts analyzing top factors with increased impact on underwriting by line of business, with color-coded significance levels.

Slide contains multiple bar charts showing importance of various factors for investment in underwriting capabilities. Colors differentiate the significance of factors such as improving quality and reducing expenses.

The slide features column charts showing gross notional exposure and textual explanations. It details loan underwriting commitments by geography and segment.

The slide presents multiple vertical column charts analyzing the impact of offshoring and pricing authority on underwriters. The charts are organized by line of business, with color coding for impact levels and percentage labels for clarity.

Contains column charts showing trends in underwriting results, investment income, and pre-tax results.

Slide presents a bar chart assessing the quality of underwriting processes across various criteria like strategy and tools, with varying shades indicating quality levels.

This slide displays multiple column charts segmented by underwriter type and account size, analyzing the impact of new organizational models and rating platforms. Each segment is color-coded based on impact level, with clear labels for each category, making it easy to distinguish between different sections.

The slide includes comparative bar charts showing underwriting exposure, flex rate cushion, underwriting duration, and trading inventory.

Slide lists key topics from open-ended survey questions, divided into 'most excited about' and 'most concerned about' with associated icons.

The slide features multiple horizontal bar charts detailing the impact of various factors on underwriters over the past 5-10 years. Each bar represents a different impact level (from negative to positive) with corresponding percentages. The bars are color-coded and labeled, providing clear visual differentiation.

Displays a series of bar charts showing the superior rating trend of underwriting processes from 2008, 2013, to 2021.

Horizontal bar chart with turquoise (likely) and navy (unlikely) values. Includes country-specific data, global average, and a column indicating change from 2023. Minimalist layout with clean fonts and white background.

Green line graph showing trend from 1999–2025; annotated with unemployment milestones and elections.

The slide displays a column chart showing the female unemployment rates from 2000 to 2017 across various countries. Three text boxes highlight key changes for Poland, Greece, and OECD averages.

Line graph from 1999–2025, major events like Dec 2008 crisis and Jan 2012 unemployment peak noted; green line on white background.

The slide features two line charts: one showing civilian unemployment rate and wage growth, and another displaying CPI and core CPI changes over time.

This slide is divided into two main sections, each featuring bar graphs. The left section shows the total claims value and the number of jobs furloughed in the UK with vertical bars growing darker and taller from April to August. The right section compares the monthly number of unemployed people in the US with two trend lines showing temporary and permanent job losses. The design is clear, with data points labeled and a consistent color scheme that distinguishes between different data types, making it easy to track trends and changes over time.

Horizontal bar chart showing unemployment concern by country; summary box on the right provides insights.

Bar chart of countries with highest concern over unemployment, includes trend comparison to last month and last year.

Ranked bar chart by country showing likelihood of rising unemployment

Bar chart ranked by country, showing % of people concerned with unemployment; includes monthly and yearly changes.

Line chart showing DM unemployment rate from 1971 to 2021 with a notable spike and grey shading indicating recent uncertainty. The design is clean with a single blue line and minimal text annotations.

The slide includes a line chart comparing unemployment rates and average hourly earnings over time. The layout is simple and clear.

Two line graphs track unemployment rates and retail sales growth over time across different regions. The design uses contrasting colors to distinguish between the data series, making it easy to interpret.

This slide presents a line chart showing unemployment rates from 2000 to 2030 under four scenarios: early adoption, mid adoption, late adoption, and baseline. The chart is annotated with assumptions about re-employment rates and historical context for comparison.

Dual-axis line chart tracking unemployment rate and wage growth since 1974. Historical peaks and the 50-year average are annotated. The chart ends in June 2025, showing recent trends stabilizing.

Horizontal bar chart showing top unhappiness drivers; right-aligned column notes countries with highest percentages per factor; matches layout of previous slide.