Displays financial performance indicators for FY 2023.

The slide explains the significance of using SDG-related KPIs to bridge business strategy and societal value creation. It highlights gender equality KPIs, showing the percentage of female employees, managers, and board members in various industries.

The slide outlines the KPIs used to evaluate the competitiveness of the grain supply chain, providing benchmarks for cost efficiency, emissions, and other operational metrics.

The slide benchmarks the company's recent performance against the medium-term goals communicated to investors, covering different business areas and their respective KPIs. It's a tool for investors and analysts to assess progress and strategize accordingly.

Evaluates the operational performance of IFRS 9 processes using various KPIs, emphasizing the importance of data completeness and timelines, and analyzing the effectiveness of current KPIs in measuring performance.

A summary of Deutsche Bank’s key performance indicators including revenue growth (CAGR), cost-income ratio, return on tangible equity, and CET1 ratios. Commentary highlights sustained momentum, capital strength, and sound liquidity metrics, despite litigation provisions.

Detailing performance targets and KPI progress across various business divisions, this slide aims to communicate achievements and goals to stakeholders. It highlights strategic initiatives, efficiency ratios, and capital management metrics.

The slide evaluates current vs. target performance of rail freight in Central Asia, focusing on key dimensions such as transport time, availability, price, and ease of use. It highlights needed improvements to meet development goals and become competitive with the North Corridor and sea freight.

Describes the KPMG-Microsoft collaboration for AI-powered auditing via the KPMG Clara platform. Focuses on AI-driven insights, real-time tracking, and enhanced communication in audits.

KSA's luxury growth is further supported by regulatory changes, infrastructure development, and favorable demographics. Vision 2030 includes large-scale investments in malls and retail. Over 60% of the population is under 30, and affluent individuals are expected to nearly double by 2030.

KSA’s luxury market growth is driven by internal demand and high-end tourism. Despite current low luxury retail penetration (7% vs. 26% in Western Europe), consumer spending outlook is strong (47% vs. 39% average). High-end tourism is projected to expand significantly by 2030.

Kazakhstan is presented as a key player in rail freight across Central Asia due to its extensive network, liberalized market, and integration into multiple corridors. The slide focuses on capacity enhancements and future development goals to maintain competitiveness.

Highlights Kerendia’s role in treating CKD and heart failure, emphasizing clinical differentiation and market potential. Sales growth is driven by indications in underpenetrated markets, with plans to expand into broader CKD spectrum and heart failure populations, particularly in China and the US.

It summarizes the behaviors of active investors during the pandemic, highlighting motivations and financial impacts.

Summary of key insights from the Japanese hospital survey, covering financial outlook, operating priorities, market strategies, and digitalization efforts.

The slide lists strategic tasks set for the near future, focusing on platform delivery, acquisitions, optimisation, and capital return strategies. It can be used for strategic briefings and setting priorities.

This slide presents improvement in Amex acceptance across key verticals, showing growth in top e-commerce sites, tourist attractions, transport, and lodging between 2021 and 2023, reinforcing strategic focus areas.

This slide analyzes the key success factors for digital transformation in the telco sector, showing how top-quartile telcos perform better on specific factors compared to the average.

This slide outlines the strategic themes for 2020, focusing on revenue initiatives, cost discipline, operating leverage, and risk management within the Swiss Universal Bank.

Provides an in-depth analysis of Knorr’s performance across different market segments, emphasizing its profitability and widespread market presence. Discusses strategic positioning and product diversity.

Describes the expansion of Ipsos' knowledge panels and their benefits, including brand recognition, market revenue gains, and EU market presence. Emphasizes the reliability of data.

This slide measures the average knowledge score of participants regarding crypto assets, based on a series of quiz questions.

This slide evaluates the general knowledge of participants about crypto assets through true/false statements and indicates the percentage of correct answers.

The slide examines the knowledge and opinions of Millennials regarding luxury products. It categorizes Millennials based on their shopping behavior and describes their tendencies to be influenced by media, friends, or personal opinions. The highlights emphasize their education, digital literacy, and selective shopping habits.

This slide offers a comprehensive view of Korea's economy, focusing on GDP growth contributions and export trends, including a specific focus on semiconductor exports.

The slide offers a snapshot of the Korean market, highlighting trends in price-to-book ratios, shareholder activism, and dividend growth, providing a comprehensive view of market dynamics and investment opportunities.

The slide traces Kroger’s retail media journey from 2012, emphasizing milestones such as 1P data acquisition, performance marketing, attribution solutions, and recent scale. It showcases strategic investments and results like EBIT impact, digital/media sales, and growth figures.

This slide displays L'Oréal's diverse brand portfolio, segmented into various product categories with associated market share percentages, demonstrating the company's market positioning.

The slide provides an overview of L.E.K.'s comprehensive involvement in the healthcare ecosystem, covering vertical and horizontal practices, capabilities, and their global network. It highlights their expertise and range of services in the healthcare sector.

This slide explains LANXESS’s improvement in reporting standards according to SASB and TCFD, outlining key performance indicators and acknowledging the need for better climate-related financial disclosures.

This slide compares traditional bank lending trends with the rise of direct lending, highlighting a significant decline in leveraged buyout loans and the growth of alternative funding. It's used to analyze the shifts in financial strategies and impacts on large deals financing.

The slide analyzes the high-end levelized cost components for different energy sources, emphasizing the cost structures and potential areas for reducing overall costs in renewable and conventional energy generation.

The slide breaks down the low-end levelized cost components for different energy sources, highlighting the factors contributing to overall cost efficiency and competitiveness of renewable vs. conventional energy.

Shows the capital and operating cost breakdowns for renewable and conventional energy technologies at the low end of the cost spectrum. Highlights how some renewables are now cost-competitive or cheaper than fossil-based power generation.

Explores how variations in the cost of capital influence the LCOE of different energy technologies, illustrating that renewables tend to have lower risk and better cost stability under financial fluctuations.

The slide compares the LCOE of different energy sources, indicating that gas combined with CCUS falls within the range of other low carbon electricity sources and has the advantage of being dispatchable. It suggests that lower estimates for LCOE can cover a drop in these costs.

This slide compares the Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) across energy sources, highlighting the cost competitiveness of renewables vs. fossil fuels under typical assumptions.

The slide illustrates historical trends in the Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) for onshore wind and utility-scale solar PV. While prices dropped significantly from 2009 to 2020, recent years show slight increases and a narrowing range, reflecting market and supply chain dynamics.

The slide compares the estimated LCOH for different hydrogen production technologies, highlighting the cost differences between brown, blue, and green hydrogen sources. It provides a financial analysis of hydrogen production costs.

This slide provides a detailed breakdown of the LCOH for SMR, illustrating the contributions of various cost factors like Capex, fuel, and maintenance to the overall cost. It offers a financial analysis of hydrogen production using SMR.

The slide explains that while high load factors offset capex weight, LCOH can spike dramatically at low utilization rates, supported by the graph.

The slide explains that conversion and reconversion processes increase LCOH, with compression being the cheapest yet lowest energy-dense option, supported by the charts.

The slide details how reducing capex and optimizing electricity prices and load factor can improve the LCOH for electrolysis, using visual data to support the points.

The slide shows the breakdown of LCOH costs for a PEM electrolyzer, emphasizing the significant impact of electricity costs on overall expenses.

The slide analyzes the competitiveness of hydrogen production using electrolyzers powered by renewables versus grid-connected systems. It projects cost reductions over time and highlights the economic potential of renewable-powered electrolyzers.

This slide examines how grid servicing by electrolyzers can significantly reduce the Levelized Cost of Hydrogen (LCOH). It presents various scenarios and quantifies potential cost savings through effective power control management.

The slide analyzes the relationship between load factors and LCOH, noting that optimal LCOH is achieved between 70-90% load factors, with limited impact from spot prices.

The slide emphasizes the importance of securing favorable power purchase agreements (PPA) to reduce LCOH, demonstrated by the graphs.

The slide analyzes how transportation costs vary based on hydrogen form, carrier, and distance traveled, with data visualized in the line graphs.

The slide discusses the potential competitiveness of fuel cell electric buses compared to battery electric and internal combustion engine buses, highlighting cost projections and trends.

The slide highlights the comparison of hydrogen cars and battery electric vehicles in terms of range and levelized cost of mobility, noting the higher TCO for mid-end BEVs.

The slide compares the levelized cost of mobility per passenger for internal combustion engine buses, fuel cell buses, and battery electric buses, noting the higher cost for H2 buses.

Highlights Barclays’ liquidity coverage and funding stability in Q1 2025, including strong LCR and NSFR ratios, liquidity pool composition (74% in cash), and low TFSME refinancing risk through 2027. Emphasizes prudent liquidity management and high-quality asset backing.

Emphasizes strong liquidity ratios (LCR and NSFR) and £297bn liquidity pool, 73% in cash. Details maturity profile of TFSME, indicating low near-term refinancing risk. Highlights prudent portfolio and interest rate hedging strategy.

The slide demonstrates robust liquidity and funding through LCR of 137% and NSFR of 122% in Q3 2024, supported by €230bn in HQLA and €613bn available stable funding. The bank emphasizes stability and diversified funding, with key metrics exceeding regulatory targets.

Discusses the management of Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) and the composition of the liquidity pool, along with the impact of TFS balances over 2024-2027.

Tracks UBS’s LCR over time from 1Q23 to 4Q24, noting shifts in liquid assets and net cash outflows. Provides interpretation regarding resilience, funding structure optimization, and higher post-acquisition LCRs due to regulatory requirements and risk management priorities.

Discusses prudent management of LCR with a highly liquid balance sheet, detailing the liquidity pool composition.

Discusses Barclays' liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) management and the composition of its liquidity pool, highlighting prudent financial management practices.

Demonstrates that Barclays maintains a 157% LCR, significantly above the 100% minimum. Accompanied by a breakdown of liquidity management practices including stress testing, regulatory compliance, and contingency planning.

This slide presents the comparative costs of various renewable energy sources over time, emphasizing the competitive position of biomass and the potential for further cost reductions through improvements in feedstock and process economics.

The slide compares the costs of various long-duration energy storage technologies, highlighting differences in costs under subsidized and unsubsidized conditions.

Details Q3’24 increase in Loan-to-Deposit Ratio (LDR), crossing 100%. Visual comparison of banks’ asset sizes and LDR positions shows liquidity strength or risk exposure.

Highlights the unexpectedly low media spend on LFVC despite its high performance, suggesting a misalignment in investment priorities.

Examines the disparity in growth rates between LFVC viewership and advertising spend, illustrating a potential misalignment in market investment.

This slide gauges agreement with protecting LGB people from discrimination in employment, housing, and business access. Ireland, Sweden, and Thailand show high levels of agreement (80%+). Notable increases in agreement are seen in countries like Germany and Canada.

Assesses international support for openly LGBT athletes. Spain and Thailand show high acceptance; Great Britain moderately supportive. Includes data on shifts from 2021 and 2024 polls.

The slide measures support for laws banning LGBT discrimination in employment, education, housing, and social services across 23 countries. Thailand leads in support (72%), while Türkiye ranks lowest (27%). Change indicators over time highlight sociopolitical trends.

This slide tracks changes in public support for LGBT+ rights among G7 countries. It shows declining support in areas like brand promotion of LGBT causes and transgender rights, with the most consistent support for same-sex marriage and anti-discrimination protections.

This slide details the top criteria LGBT+ talents consider when choosing a company, with LGBT+ friendly culture being the top factor in Germany.

The slide compares the percentage of LGBT+ talents who are out at work across multiple countries, highlighting that Germany has a lower percentage of openly out employees compared to other nations.

The slide presents data on the perceived impact of being openly out at work among LGBT+ talents, with a focus on Germany where 38% feel it would improve their life.

The slide illustrates Germany's position where LGBT+ talents are least likely to accept work in hostile countries, and their tendency to lie about their partners when asked by managers.

The slide shows which LGBT+ friendly attributes are most valued by talents in different countries, emphasizing the importance of non-discrimination policies and inclusive benefits.

Discusses LGBT+ individuals' readiness to disclose their sexual orientation in professional settings.

Prioritizes the aspects most important to LGBT+ talents in their employment decisions.

This slide visualizes the net percentage of LGBT+ adults in 26 countries, showing Brazil, Canada, and Sweden at the top, with a global average of 9%. Categories include various sexual and gender identities.

Evaluates the willingness of LGBT+ talents to work in countries with unfavorable attitudes towards LGBT+.

The slide displays the visibility of non-binary or gender non-conforming individuals globally. It compares 23 countries on the percentage of respondents who know someone from the LGBT+ spectrum. Thailand ranks highest in visibility. Trend data over three years is also included.

Examines various experiences of LGBT+ employees in the workplace, highlighting differing levels of comfort and openness.

Assesses how being openly LGBT+ at work impacts individuals' professional and personal lives.

Explores the level of openness about sexual orientation among LGBT+ employees in different countries.

This slide compares generational support for openly LGB athletes in sports teams across four generations. It highlights a consistent gender gap, with women showing higher support across all groups.

Global comparison of support for LGBT people being open about their identity. Shows wide variation between countries; Great Britain ranks mid-high. Includes historical trend change (2021–2024).

This slide presents a country-wise breakdown of perceptions regarding unequal treatment faced by lesbians, gay men, and/or bisexuals. It compares responses from 33 countries, showing where the perception of unfairness is highest, with Poland, Brazil, and Peru at the top.

This slide presents an overview of the global status of LGBTQI+ laws as of 2020. It categorizes data into areas like discrimination protections, legality of homosexual activities, same-sex marriage rights, and legal gender change rights, illustrating global variations.

Compares support for public LGBT affection across 23 countries. Spain and Sweden lead; UK ranks mid-range. Notable opposition in South Korea and Türkiye. Trend data shows shifting attitudes since 2021.

The slide presents survey results showing differences in feelings of authenticity and support at work between LGBTQIA+ professionals and their peers at Deloitte, highlighting a testimonial and the company's commitment to LGBTQIA+ inclusivity.

Addresses the upcoming LIBOR transition, outlining the company's preparedness and strategic plans, which is critical for stakeholders monitoring regulatory shifts and risk exposure.

This slide analyzes the historical and projected trends of borrowing costs using LIBOR rates, indicating expected future increases.

The slide presents actions taken for a seamless LIBOR transition, including leadership roles, meeting investor needs, and managing LIBOR exposure. It uses a pie chart to show the composition of outstanding debt and shares, and bullet points for structured information.

The slide illustrates LIF (Locations in Force) coverage across international cities where card members are most active. It differentiates between coverage levels as of 2018 and the progress made since then, showing how many cities have surpassed the 75% target and setting goals for 2026.

This slide emphasizes the expansion in Global Locations in Force (LIF) from 25M in 2017 to 89M in 2023. It outlines strategic outcomes like virtual parity in the U.S., 4x growth internationally, and improved cardholder satisfaction.

Depicts the rapid reduction in API inference costs of large language models (LLMs) from 2021–2024, alongside advancements in model performance. Discusses how this cost efficiency drives productivity in banking and beyond.

This slide forecasts LNG demand and required capacity growth up to 2050, indicating peak demand in 2046. It highlights the gap to be filled by new (pre-FID) projects and shows growth rates and investment needs.

Highlights Western Australia's significant role in the LNG industry, mentioning major projects, economic contributions, and employment impact over the last decade.

The slide illustrates the projected shift in the composition of global gas supply through 2050, with LNG increasing its share as domestic and pipeline gas sources decline. It shows changes in volume and percentage contribution across three key years.

The slide compares LTC costs in different settings and highlights stark cost differences between the US and Germany. It emphasizes that more institutionalized care leads to higher expenses, particularly in the US, with policy implications for affordability and planning.

This slide compares national LTC spending as a share of GDP, showing major differences in resource allocation. Nordic countries lead in LTC expenditure, reflecting strong public systems. Insights include challenges faced by countries like the US with lower LTC shares but higher total health costs.

This slide presents the global trend toward de-institutionalization of elderly care, with most countries increasing the share of LTC recipients being cared for at home. It shows a shift in policy focus to improve quality of life and reduce institutional costs.