Similar split layout as 18941. Left side has question text, right side presents a horizontal bar chart showing top factors for unhappiness by region.

A map highlights the distribution of unicorns across ASEAN, complemented by icons representing industry sectors. The layout is organized, with data points and percentages providing a clear visual summary.

Features a column chart and data lists comparing the composition of the top 100 unicorns over a year. The design is moderately detailed with focus on changes in composition.

Slide with vertical bar chart, icons for E-commerce, Lending, SME Services, Payment, Ed-tech, Health-tech, and Ride and Delivery. Predictive statements about unicorn companies. Text annotations with insights on expected growth.

Two bar-line combo charts: one on unicorn rounds, the other on global exit activity; time-series layout; vertical blue bars and line for counts; standard KPMG chart design.

Bar graphs comparing the number of unicorns in the United States, Greater China, and the rest of the world, with boxing gloves.

Features a column chart with data annotations displaying investments in unicorns across sectors, accompanied by textual analysis. The design is straightforward with clear data presentation.

Slide with column charts showing the time to reach a $1 billion valuation over different years, accompanied by a quote on startup sustainability

This slide includes a column chart and a comparative table showing data on the top 100 unicorns. The design is moderately complex with comparative visual elements.

The slide presents a color-coded organizational chart for Unilever, highlighting different business groups such as Nutrition, Personal Care, and others within a simplified corporate structure.

Similar bar chart as previous slides; evaluates public opinion on whether the UN will have a positive impact in global affairs in the coming decade.

Horizontal bar graph showing international views on the UN’s influence

The slide contains two column charts. The first chart shows corporate cash as a percentage of current assets by sector. The second chart shows research & development and capital expenditure by sector.

The slide features two column charts. The first chart shows S&P 500 year-over-year operating EPS growth, broken into revenues, profit margins, and share count changes. The second chart shows S&P 500 profit margins over time.

Standard Ipsos layout with question on the left and sentiment-based ranking chart on the right.

Horizontal bar chart showing global opinion on U.S. influence; Canada’s rating (51%) is highlighted

The slide features two line charts. The first chart shows the P/E ratio of the top 10 and remaining companies in the S&P 500 from 1996 to the present. The second chart shows the weight and earnings contribution of the top 10 in the S&P 500.

The slide contains two column charts. The first chart shows S&P 500 earnings growth estimates by sector for 2024 and 2025. The second chart shows S&P 500 price-to-earnings ratios by sector. Color coding is used to differentiate data points.

Mirrors slides 18836 and 18837. Uses blue-striped visuals. Gaps calculated for the US.

Four pie charts illustrating Uniti vs. WIN across different categories. Right side lists benefits such as expanded TAM and customer diversity. Uses bold black titles and teal highlights.

This slide features a vertical bar chart illustrating support levels for Universal Basic Income (UBI) among the surveyed population. The chart is simple, with three distinct bars showing "In favour," "Oppose," and "Not sure" categories.

The slide is text-heavy with a large title and several subsections, including key initiatives and actions, alongside country examples. It outlines the role of universities in generating ICT talent and ensuring they possess the necessary skills. There's central text with green color highlights featuring key points. The layout is informative and arranged in lists and text blocks with distinct headers.

The slide contains two column charts. The left chart shows the top countries for universities with QT research programs, and the right chart shows the number of universities offering QT master’s degrees per country.

Dual-column bar chart showing universities with QT research and QT master’s programs; summary points included.

The slide features a bar chart with statistics on universities, spinouts, and active spinouts. It also includes textual information and navigation.

Visually vibrant slide with icons representing each of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, accompanied by descriptive texts highlighting their importance and goals.

Includes bullet points on unsecured debt, a column chart comparing benchmark and preferred stock issuance against maturities, and another chart depicting liability management actions. The text details expectations and actions regarding unsecured debt management.

Horizontal bar chart with region-based comparison. Uses five-color segmented bars to represent opinion distribution across global regions. A text box on the right summarizes key insight.

Dark green background with white text, a comparative chart with illustrations of different appliances and electronics stored unused, and their associated material weights.

This slide uses a simple design with images and text to announce upcoming reports on industrial automation by Harris Williams and L.E.K., including process industry automation, discrete (factory) automation, and warehouse automation.

The slide uses a simple layout with images to indicate upcoming detailed reports on different subsectors of industrial automation, including process industry, discrete, and warehouse automation.

This slide presents a column chart comparing upcountry costs in different Australian states and Canada, with additional notes on utilization and cost factors.

The slide contains text and numbered points summarizing recent updates to the sustainable finance framework, including criteria reviews and economic activity clarifications.

Four quadrant-style bar charts with percentile ranks and color-coded results; includes titles and subheadings in purple for emphasis

The slide features logos of example companies next to their respective technology impact descriptions. A clean and professional design, with balanced text and imagery.

Slide with four separate graphs (bar, line, bar, line) corresponding to four key drivers of upskilling. The layout is structured with each graph and its explanation in quadrants.

This slide includes a column chart comparing challenges faced by beginning and advanced upskilling organizations, with bars representing different challenges and their severity.

The slide includes a column chart comparing challenges in upskilling initiatives, with different colors representing the beginning and advanced stages of such programs.

Displays a column chart showing the confidence levels of CEOs about revenue growth related to upskilling initiatives, with different colors indicating levels of confidence.

The slide has an orange background with a large white title. Below, a column chart with yellow bars displays progress in various areas related to digital upskilling.

The slide presents two side-by-side column charts comparing the effectiveness of upskilling programs in beginning and advanced organizations, with a focus on various outcomes.

This slide presents a bar chart comparison of the outcomes of upskilling programs between organizations at different stages of program implementation, with a clear text description.

Features a column chart illustrating the correlation between progress in upskilling and improvements in employee engagement, with different percentages for various engagement strategies.

The slide includes four separate charts: a bar chart, a line chart, a column chart, and an area chart, illustrating trends in job automation, talent availability, labor mobility, and aging talent.

This slide features a column chart comparing the effectiveness of beginning and advanced upskilling organizations across various metrics. The chart uses three color codes for differentiation. The left side contains a text block summarizing key findings.

Illustrates a learning pathway from a current role (machine operator) to a future role (autonomous production maintenance team lead), with a flowchart and lists of skills and requirements.

Single column chart showing the extent of organizations upskilling or reskilling employees for AI adoption.

The slide features a scatter plot with a diagonal trend, labeled "Exhibit 13". There's a legend at the top marking different regions with color-coded squares. The x-axis shows upskilling progress percentage and the y-axis shows CEO's belief in upskilling.

The slide contains a scatter plot showing the correlation between talent pool maturity and progress in upskilling programs across different regions.

This slide includes a column chart showing the greatest challenges organizations face in upskilling efforts. The chart uses two colors to compare beginning and advanced upskilling organizations.

The slide includes a column chart showing the percentage of upstream emissions by geographic source for various countries. It is visually straightforward.

World map with bubble sizes showing population growth of the 15 largest urban centers from 2015 to 2030.

Features three distinct icons representing urban dynamics, mobility evolution, and customer preferences, each accompanied by a brief descriptor, arranged horizontally across the slide.

The slide features a column chart displaying the percentage growth of urban agglomerations with the highest population growth from 2015-35. The chart differentiates between African and Asian cities. Below the chart are annotations and additional notes regarding urbanization trends in Africa.

The slide shows a balanced layout with text on the left and related hexagonal icons on the right. It details investment approaches like "Equity," "Debt," and "Tax Credit Equity," with impacts such as "Sustainable Transport" and "Communities."

This slide includes a map of the United States, figures about investments, and text describing the Urban Investment Group's strategies. It has a clear and organized layout, with the information effectively segmented.

Grouped bar charts for urbanization rates (2000, 2015, 2030) by world, developed, and developing regions.

Contains multiple bar charts and lists, comparing urban and rural populations across various income categories, using shades of blue and gray.

Contains column charts showing the percentage of population in urban areas from 2020 to 2050 across continents, with color distinctions and clear labeling.

Features multiple small column charts detailing urbanization percentages in various countries by 2050, arranged by region.

Contains a variety of graphical elements including bar charts showing economic impact over time, diagrams outlining applications of urban monitoring, and key points in text format. The layout is designed for clarity and focus on data-driven insights.

This slide combines text and images, including a small bar chart, bullet points, and a large green-themed graphic layout. The visual elements support the content, emphasizing the environmental focus.

This slide uses a scatter plot to compare various global cities on scales of density and city structure, categorizing them as monocentric or polycentric.

Two pie charts (volume and project count) showing 100% public finance; table listing key projects; project insights in bullet format; clean and structured layout.

Minimal private finance (pie charts), project table, mostly public projects, layout mirrors previous slides

Features line chart, column chart, and images. Moderate layout density with cityscape background.

Vertical stacked bar chart showing reasons users didn’t use digital services by industry. Highlights usability and trust concerns.

Circular indicators tracking U.S. public perception on four threats from 2015–2023, using consistent layout.

U.S.-focused layout, with typical structure. Graph shows economic sentiment fluctuations ending at 38%

Similar chart structure to 18667 but covering entire USA; highlights $618.4M impact

Two-column comparison of enacted (Colorado) and proposed (California) AI laws, each with regulatory focus and developer requirements.

Continuation of U.S. threat data across four more categories; same visual style and layout as prior slides.

Stacked column chart by country (US, Mexico, Canada) from 2000–2016, CAGR values on right.

Bar charts by year and scenario, showing propulsion share forecasts.

This slide features a column chart displaying U.S. applications for business formation and a bar chart showing growth in business establishments by industry.

This slide includes multiple column charts depicting U.S. campaign activity by year, market cap, and sector, along with a pie chart for market cap breakdown.

Multi-panel layout: bar charts for U.S. campaign activity annually and quarterly; pie chart of market cap breakdown; sector bar chart.

Includes column charts showing quarterly data on loan loss rates and reserve builds alongside delinquency rates, underpinned by a detailed analysis of the credit card sector.

This slide contains multiple pie charts displaying data regarding Barclays US Consumer Bank's performance in the US cards market. The layout is structured, with clear sections for each topic such as '20+ years of expertise in US cards' and 'US Cards Market'. The color scheme is predominantly blue and white, with textual information complementing the charts.

This slide is divided into two main sections: technology and nontechnology impacts. It uses text and simple charts to compare import changes from China and ASEAN.

The slide presents bar charts and text, illustrating the market capitalization dominance of US companies in the Global Top 100 compared to other regions.

Key metrics table (2021–2024), color-coded with emphasis on 2024 and 2026 targets; blue and white minimalist layout

Multi-panel slide with bar charts for RoTE, income type, costs, receivables, and funding. Uses blue shades for categories, with gray annotations and YoY metrics. Compact, data-dense format.

The slide features bar charts showing US consumer behavior in terms of price sensitivity (sticker shock) and substitutability (trading down) from March 2022 to February 2023. Commentary on the right explains observed trends.

The slide includes a line chart on US consumer confidence from 1988 to 2024 and another line chart showing US household debt in arrears by category.

Visuals include RoTE bars, income breakdown, cost bars, ENR trend, and deposit funding mix.

Multi-section layout with pie charts, bar chart, and supporting bullet points; visually divides analysis by loan type, office risk, and CLP trends.

Left section includes two pie charts, middle has a vertical bar chart, right features bar chart of CLPs per quarter and bullet point notes at bottom.

Series of pie and bar charts visualizing US CRE stress test exposure, modified loans, and CLPs over time; supported by key risk notes.

Left section shows pie charts for US CRE by type and office distribution; middle shows bar chart of cumulative modified loans; right shows quarterly CLPs bar chart.

Pie charts and bar charts showing breakdown of US CRE by property type and location; risk metrics on the right

Multiple pie charts and bar graphs showing US CRE exposure and CLPs per quarter; callouts highlight risk management strategies.

Two-panel visual: bar chart (left) of developed market debt as % of GDP and line chart (right) of bond allocations by investor type.

Line chart of USD/JPY spot rate vs. yield differential and a line chart comparing US and Eurozone GDP growth expectations, showing divergence in growth expectations.

The slide contains a line chart depicting the US dollar's broad real effective exchange rate and interest rate differentials between the US and developed markets.

This slide includes a line chart depicting the U.S. dollar index and the interest rate differential over time.

A line chart comparing the U.S. dollar index with international developed yields over time, highlighting differential trends.

The slide includes a line chart showing the U.S. Dollar Composite Valuation Indicator from 1975 to 2023, with various percentiles marked. The chart highlights the extreme valuation levels.

Three line charts showing US GDP growth, unemployment rate, and y/y CPI inflation from 2005-2026F, with projections.

Dual-panel layout: Left—line chart showing declining wage/job growth. Right—bar and line graph showing rising debt and falling savings.