Two column charts depicting the number of large-scale CCUS projects and total capture capacity (Mtpa).

The slide shows a series of line and area charts illustrating various CO2 emission pathways and the required carbon dioxide removal capacities to meet the 1.5°C target. Each pathway is color-coded for clarity.

The slide features a flowchart diagram that outlines the main pathways of CCUS technologies, including both utilization (CCU) and storage (CCS) processes. Different applications and processes are clearly labeled.

A bubble chart showing cement, iron, and steel productions combined with CCUS projects over time.

A bar chart showing the timeline of various cement and iron & steel projects incorporating CCUS technology.

The slide includes a scatter plot chart showing upcoming CCUS clusters by operational year and region.

A column chart showing the age structure of coal capacity per region as of 2019.

The slide features an area chart showing global energy sector CO2 emission reductions by measure (technology performance, electrification, etc.) up to 2070. The chart is color-coded and has a detailed legend.

The slide shows a table listing various sectors (e.g., agriculture, industry) and their respective gross estimates of greenhouse gas emissions with potential CCUS applications. Different stages of technology maturity are also indicated.

The slide features a world map highlighting the locations of CCUS facilities, using color-coded dots to indicate their status (operational, in development, etc.).

The slide includes a table matrix showing various heavy industries (e.g., cement, steel) and the potential application of CCUS and other decarbonization technologies. Each cell is color-coded to indicate the maturity of the technology.

A bubble chart showing hydrogen production combined with CCUS projects for various industrial applications.

Features a timeline depicting the stages of CCUS development from early stage to possible mature industry, with key milestones and activities for each stage.

Column chart and projected figures indicating global annual investment in CCUS technology, highlighting the substantial financial commitment required by 2040.

This slide has a column chart showing the potential CO2 capture capacity of current announced projects compared to the IEA SDS objectives by 2030. The gap is highlighted in red for emphasis.

Features a line graph showing the size of carbon capture projects per industry application (1972-2030), with various industries color-coded.

The slide features a timeline chart showing the political attractiveness curve for CCUS policies from 1996 to 2020, including significant events and milestones.

A bubble chart displaying power generation combined with CCUS projects over time.

The slide contains two column charts illustrating the increase in levelized cost of energy production for coal and natural gas power plants with various CO2 capture rates.

A bar chart showing the timeline of various power plant projects incorporating CCUS technology.

Displays a column chart indicating the median CO2 capture capacities of projects (in Mtpa) by region and status (in development, operational, completed, cancelled).

Bar chart compares the prevalence of CDO roles by digital maturity of the organization.

This slide has high visual complexity with a flow diagram illustrating the components of Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) and their operation. Accompanying text explains the benefits of CEMS in detail.

Consists of two bar chart columns comparing the top 15 threats to economic growth in 2019 and 2020, with an adjacent text box posing a key question to CEOs.

Features two line graphs overlapping, with one indicating the change in CEO confidence and the other showing projected and actual global GDP growth, accompanied by explanatory text.

This slide contains a complex combination of line charts and bar graphs displaying CEO confidence levels and global economic growth trends, with annotations and a key question section on the right side.

It pairs a textual analysis of CEO confidence with a line chart. The chart tracks CEO confidence over the years, with a focus on the next 12 months and next three years. The design is clear and easy to follow.

The slide juxtaposes text explanations with a column chart, displaying a historical survey of CEO beliefs about global economic growth. The design is simple with clear differentiation between the textual and graphical information.

Consists of two column charts, one depicting the change in growth territory rankings by China CEOs and the other showing a global perspective. The slide uses a monochromatic color scheme to differentiate the years for each territory.

This slide is advanced with a complex design that integrates a full text section and column chart. It provides a comprehensive view with various textual elements and data visualizations with a focus on CEO opinions on climate change initiatives over a decade.

It uses line charts to depict CEO expectations on economic growth, with a key and explanatory notes.

The slide contains a series of stacked column charts comparing data points across regions.

The slide features a line graph tracking CEO optimism versus pessimism over time, alongside a detailed analysis. The layout is clean with a balance of text and visual data.

It uses line charts to depict CEOs' revenue growth confidence against economic growth predictions.

This slide presents a comparative line chart split into two sections, "Twelve-month revenue confidence" and "Three-year revenue confidence," each tracking the percentage of confidence across regions from 2018 to 2019. The design is minimalistic with clear labels and a legend on the right side.

Bar charts, comparative analysis, color-coded data.

The slide contains a title section, line and bar charts showing CEO opinions from 2017 to 2020, and a column chart listing top threats of 2020. The layout is structured and balanced.

This slide has a complex visual arrangement with a line chart showing data over a decade, emphasizing the gap between importance and data adequacy.

This slide has a column chart with vertical bars comparing percentages across countries for two years. It includes text blocks explaining context and survey data.

Bar charts, column charts, tabular data, bullet points.

Features a column chart of CET1 capital ratio changes quarter-over-quarter with highlights on regulatory requirements and management targets.

Column chart demonstrating changes in CET1 capital ratio from 3Q23 to 4Q23 with detailed impacts and final ratio figures.

Column charts for capital ratios, diagrams for ratio walk-through

Features multiple column chart depicting changes in CET1 ratio over quarters, along with risk-weighted assets shown in smaller bar graphs beneath.

This slide is a visual composite of column charts, explanatory text, and percentage indicators. It shows a 'CET1 Ratio Walk' breaking down the influences on the CET1 ratio's increase, alongside a dual-chart comparison of regulatory requirements and CET1 ratios over time.

The slide features a column chart and tables explaining the CET1 ratio, regulatory requirements, and quarterly changes.

The slide contains two waterfall charts showing CET1 capital and Risk-Weighted Assets (RWA) movements from 1Q23 to 2Q23, detailing various adjustments and changes.

The slide shows two vertical column charts illustrating CET1 capital and risk-weighted assets (RWA) changes over 3Q23.

Column chart depicting changes in CET1 capital ratio from 2Q22 to 3Q22 with annotations for key factors.

This slide uses blue column charts and gray bars to depict changes in CET1 ratio and Risk-weighted Assets. It includes detailed footnotes and highlights key regulatory impacts and capital management strategies used to improve financial ratios.

Displays column charts and bullet points illustrating changes in the CET1 ratio over time.

The slide includes a column chart tracking CET1 ratio development over time, with additional text boxes explaining different factors influencing the CET1 ratio.

Column charts illustrate CET1 ratio development and risk-weighted assets progression. Bullets summarize key changes and impacts on the CET1 ratio.

This slide consists of column charts and bullet points. It highlights changes in the CET1 capital ratio over quarters and the impact of specific factors like dividends and sales. The colors used are blue and white.

The slide presents four vertical column charts in two color codes – blue for 'Bank Group (Harmonised)' and lighter blue for 'Bank Group (APRA)'. The graphs are plotted against a percentage scale with dotted lines indicating Basel III minimum standards.

The slide features two sections with column charts. The left section shows a stacked column chart detailing CET1 minimum requirements at Dec-23 with percentages for various financial metrics. The right section shows three separate column charts comparing leverage minimum requirements.

Column charts showing CET1 capital, Risk weighted assets, and Leverage ratio denominator variations

Featuring column charts and numeric details, the slide shows CET1 ratio movements and RWA adjustments over recent quarters.

Column chart depicting changes in CET1 capital from 2Q22 to 3Q22. Visuals include net profit, repurchase, dividend, currency effects, and others.

The slide features a bar chart showing the progression of CET1 ratio targets over time, with explanatory text on each contributing factor.

A pie chart shows the prioritization of different areas by CFOs since the start of COVID-19. The chart uses shades of green and blue to represent areas like cashflow management and people and talent, with cashflow management taking the largest portion (43%).

The slide features a pie chart showing the resources CFOs need to deliver on their priorities, such as investment, alignment, skills, and bandwidth. The text provides an overview of the key factors affecting CFOs' ability to achieve their goals.

The slide includes a detailed comparison of CFO and stakeholder priorities in a horizontal bar chart. It highlights different business priorities and their relative importance to CFOs and stakeholders, with a difference bar chart to the right.

The slide shows two horizontal bar charts comparing how CFOs spend their time on different objectives and in practice, split between formal and informal settings. It also includes a quote from a private equity investor.

Combines text, icons, and pie charts to illustrate principles of operation and the impact across business segments.

Diagram showing interconnectivity between different CIB businesses and client engagement statistics in a geometric layout.

The slide presents two column charts, the first illustrating the growth in revenue and expenses for CIB Treasury Services, and the second showing operating and non-operating deposits growth across client segments and regions.

A horizontal bar chart listing the most demanding work problems faced by CIOs, with 'Resources/Talent' being the top issue. Each bar represents a different problem and its percentage of respondents.

Line chart displaying the cost-to-income ratio (CIR) evolution in Europe from 2008 to 2023. Additional sections on AI investment impact and profit potential gap.

Slide includes column charts comparing cost-income ratios and efficiency savings across various business units.

Features a trend line and column charts depicting CIR development and targeted operational efficiencies, using a clean and straightforward layout to emphasize data.

The slide features a two-dimensional matrix with companies plotted based on their analyst and customer scores. It's divided into zones like "Solution Leader" and "Value Leader". Each company is represented by a circle, with varying sizes indicating the company's positioning strength. The graph is overlaid with a red outline grouping certain companies as leaders.

This slide contains two vertical column charts. The left chart, 'Quarterly CLO Creation and Mutual Fund Flows', shows data in blue tones, with pattern differentiation for CLOs, Loan Funds, and the total. The right chart, 'Institutional Loan Volume Backing M&A', features dark and light blue bars representing different types of loans.

The left side of the slide has a table outlining the "Average Capital Structure for U.S. CLOs" with credit ratings and corresponding data. The right side features two line charts titled "CLO Tranche Support," depicting "Loss Rate" and "Default Rate."

A multi-line graph depicts the spread of CLOs against various ratings, contrasting these with underlying loan spreads.

The slide features a column chart comparing CMHC vacancy rates for purpose-built rentals and condo rentals in 2019 and 2020.

Column chart comparing scores of partnership levels between CMOs and CFOs in August 2021 and September 2022, both scored out of 7. Insights are provided regarding industry alignment specifics.

Three main questions with related icons and background images.

Contains a column chart showing CMO's top priorities for the next 12 months, with accompanying text explaining the priorities.

This slide combines text explanations with a diagram illustrating production-based and consumption-based CO2 accounting. The diagram uses simple geometric shapes to differentiate between the accounting methods and their implications.

Contains column charts and numerical data representing the evolution of external costs related to CO2, VOC emissions, and water withdrawals, with comparisons to past years and future ambitions.

The slide showcases a line graph tracking global CO2 emissions, annotated with projections for future scenarios. The visual elements are effectively spaced, with clear labeling and contrasting colors to differentiate between historical and projected data.

This slide features a complex line graph tracing global CO2 emissions against time, with annotations indicating various future scenario projections. It uses shades of blue and red to distinguish the trajectories, with additional text boxes for context.

The slide includes a column chart showing costs of CO2 abatement by CCUS for various sectors.

The slide contains line charts comparing changes in the Consumer Price Index by CO2 accounting methods for EU27+UK and China, both production-based and consumption-based. It includes text explanations above the charts and color-coded lines for domestic and import data.

This slide includes a column chart showing the CO2 capture rate per case, with three distinct bars (CO2 released, CO2 avoided, Extra CO2 captured).

This slide features a column chart depicting the sum of CO2 capture capacity (in Mtpa) by region and status (operational, in development, completed, cancelled).

This slide contains a column chart showing the operational CO2 capture capacity per utilization and storage from 2015 to 2030, including projections and canceled projects. It uses color coding for geological storage and EOR.

The slide features a line chart depicting the levelized cost of CO2 capture for various large-scale post-combustion projects at coal-fired power plants from 2004 to 2028.

The slide includes a bar chart showing the levelized cost of CO2 capture for various sectors.

The slide includes a column chart showing cost ranges for different stages of CO2 capture and storage.

A line chart indicating the trajectory of atmospheric CO2 concentrations approaching critical warming thresholds.

A line chart showing the carbon abatement cost (CAC) versus CO2 emissions from electricity generation for different countries by 2030. The chart compares costs for grid, grid + wind, and grid + solar setups.

A line chart shows the CAC versus CO2 emissions from electricity generation by 2030 for various countries, comparing costs for grid, grid + wind, grid + solar, and blue hydrogen CAC setups.

This slide features a column chart on the left showing avoided CO2 emissions (Mtpa) in three scenarios (minimum, reference, maximum) and a bar chart on the right indicating the abatement cost range in $ per tCO2. It also includes explanatory text below the charts.

A column chart compares avoided CO2 emissions and abatement costs versus coal turbines for various grid utilizations (wind, solar, grid wind, grid solar) by 2030.

A column chart presents avoided CO2 emissions and avoidance costs versus SMR for different grid utilizations (wind, solar, grid wind, grid solar) by 2030.

The slide features two column charts. The first chart shows global anthropogenic CO2 emissions from 1850 to 2011, and the second chart shows atmospheric CO2 concentration since 2005. Both charts have detailed axes and annotations.

Line chart showing historical data and projections of global CO2 emissions under different scenarios.

The slide uses a horizontal bar chart to compare CO2 emissions for different hydrogen production methods from various primary sources, with color coding for clarity.