Lays out four reasons why Southeast Asia must act now on decarbonization: short timelines, actionable steps, economic growth synergy, and geopolitical support. Emphasizes urgency and achievability.

The slide shows projected growth in the digital economy GMV for different SEA countries, highlighting Vietnam and the Philippines.

The slide presents a forecast for the eComm market growth in SEA by 2025, focusing on the increase in market value and percentage of retail. Indonesia's significant market share is highlighted, as are the growth rates for other SEA countries.

Analyzes the shortcomings in SEA's efforts to meet global climate commitments, emphasizing the need for increased action and policy adjustments.

Discusses the formation of national climate ambitions within SEA, focusing on emissions targets and carbon pricing strategies.

Shows SEA’s increasing greenhouse emissions linked to growing energy consumption and economic activity. Warns that emissions will rise significantly unless curve is bent by 2050. Serves as a call to action for emission intensity reduction.

Provides a detailed visual breakdown of carbon emissions by sector in SEA, essential for environmental researchers and policy makers focusing on targeted emission reduction strategies.

Discusses the strategic environmental and economic challenges faced by Southeast Asia, highlighting the region's need to address a significant emission gap and the financial investment required to meet sustainability goals by 2030.

Visual representation of emission sources in Southeast Asia in 2020. Major contributors include land use change, power, cement, and livestock. Aims to inform investment decisions by showing emission-heavy sectors.

This slide provides an overview of the food delivery market growth in Southeast Asia, highlighting trends during and after the pandemic, consumer behavior changes, and strategic focus areas for companies for sustainable growth. It's suitable for market analysis and strategy planning.

Analyzes green investment trends in SEA from 2023–2024. Solar investments nearly doubled while waste management rose 60%. Transport investments declined. Key investment themes include renewables and industrial waste, with commentary on sector performance and country-specific highlights.

Highlighting the investment needed to grow the SEA internet economy to $200 billion, the slide compares VC investment as a percentage of GDP among various regions.

Analysis of the Southeast Asian internet market, highlighting its rapid growth with a focus on Indonesia. The use of column charts and regional maps illustrates the comparative analysis with other countries.

Highlights the resurgence in online travel interest in SEA countries, comparing current search trends to pre-pandemic levels to predict market demand.

Highlights key environmental and policy initiatives taken by SEA countries over the past year to address climate and sustainability challenges.

Provides insights into future investment focuses in Southeast Asia, particularly in sustainable and renewable sectors.

This slide offers a detailed view of startups in Southeast Asia, focusing on their distribution across countries, development stages, and sectors. It highlights the concentration of startups in Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam, mainly in the eCommerce sector, reflecting market trends and potential investment targets.

Outlines the roles of businesses in SEA in advancing sustainability, including commitments, partnerships, and innovations.

Reviews recent sustainability progress and ongoing challenges in Southeast Asia, emphasizing the need for further efforts towards achieving Net Zero.

Discusses SEA's potential for sustainability leadership, focusing on renewable energy, infrastructural improvements, and corporate roles in sustainability, targeting business strategists and environmental advocates.

Discusses the post-pandemic recovery of the SEA transport sector, emphasizing the uptick in mobility and associated profitability, with strategic insights on overcoming market challenges and achieving growth.

Presents the Southeast Asia Clean Energy Fund II (SEACEF II) as a catalytic capital model for early-stage infrastructure. Describes how $127M raised in 2024 aims to support 25–30 projects by using junior equity to attract senior equity. Addresses the challenge of high-risk perception by showing 27x capital leverage from original SEACEF I investments.

The slide outlines key provisions of the SECURE 2.0 Act from 2023 to 2026 and later, emphasizing changes in retirement savings regulations.

Describes how trade agreements and special economic zones (SEZs) across APAC and SEA can foster regional cooperation and economic growth while enabling shared climate solutions and investment flows.

Describes a fast-track approach to identifying and implementing cost-saving measures across an organization.

Focuses on the operational effectiveness of maintaining low SG&A costs across various companies, with specific goals and benchmarks.

Explains the three-step approach to data-led customer engagement using the SHoP framework.

Analyzes the correlation between SIS scores and the total paid amount, highlighting inconsistencies in funding based on assessed needs for NH's DD population.

Showcases the distribution of Chase's small and medium-sized business clients by annual sales size and industry, with growth highlights. It serves to display the bank's role in helping businesses start, run, and grow, indicating market leadership and customer support.

This slide emphasizes the significance of SMBs in the economy and their challenges in accessing credit. Experian’s solution is a comprehensive data and financial hub, enabling expanded credit access and business growth, aiming for strong double-digit growth and market leadership.

The slide outlines Experian's success in targeting SMBs, highlighting a 15% YoY revenue increase and ambitions to double by FY28. It presents key strategic pillars and FY23 progress metrics like churn reduction, digital sales growth, and LTV gains.

The slide emphasizes the Netherlands' high and accelerating SME output growth, especially in the Micro segment. It compares GVA by SME size and country, showing NL’s top performance in CAGR from 2017–2022.

The slide forecasts net SME and corporate NPL inflow volumes in Turkey from 2010-2023, analyzing various economic impacts and scenarios.

The slide showcases the ecosystem of digital solutions for SME services, suggesting a holistic approach to SME management. It's useful for understanding how digital services are becoming integrated to serve the end-to-end needs of small and medium enterprises.

The slide provides a snapshot of the start-up environment in the SME services sector, highlighting the market entry of specialized service providers. It's valuable for discussing the evolving competitive landscape and potential investment opportunities within the SME services space.

The slide illustrates that SMEs in the Netherlands contribute significantly to the economy (61% of GVA) while taking on relatively little new debt. It contrasts this with higher debt levels in countries like Belgium and France.

The slide shows a declining trend in new SME lending in the Netherlands, especially for micro enterprises. Lending volumes and GDP share dropped more than in other countries, indicating shrinking access to bank finance for SMEs in NL.

This slide forecasts SME and corporate loan volume growth in Turkey from 2010-2023, exploring various growth scenarios and economic impacts.

The slide compares SME financing ecosystems across six European countries using multiple indicators such as SME growth, lending, government support, and bank rejection rates. It highlights that there is no clear benchmark for the Netherlands to emulate due to varying models.

This slide projects SME and corporate NPL sales volumes in Turkey from 2010 to 2023, presenting different scenarios including optimistic, base, and conservative growth projections.

The slide analyzes drivers of spend patterns in 2023, indicating moderation largely came from organic spend. Factors like cost of borrowing and business conditions contrast earlier drivers like stimulus and inflation.

Describes the role of SMEs in DF9 economies, highlighting their large contribution to value creation (63%) and employment (68%). Notes that SME AI adoption is low (~20%), which could hinder growth. Bar chart ranks SME contributions across EU nations.

This slide shows the tightening of monetary policy by the SNB and its effects on domestic loan supply and CHF money supply (M2/M3). The decline in monetary aggregates vs. stable loan demand reflects increasing pricing pressure and tighter credit environments.

This chart breaks down outbound Chinese deals by investor type—SOEs, POEs, and financial buyers—over five years. All categories show a downward trend in both value and volume, though POEs remain the most active by volume. The chart underscores broader headwinds for all investor types in outbound activity.

Outlines the timeline for SOX compliance readiness, detailing pre-IPO and post-IPO activities and requirements.

Overview of the Securitized Products platform, highlighting its integrated approach to product development, trading, and risk management.

The slide highlights the positive outlook for SP products, showing increased consumer debt needs, and rising allocations by hedge funds and insurers.

The slide outlines the historical development of SP trading, focusing on the consolidation, capital usage optimization, and partnership expansions.

The slide highlights the record-breaking year for US SPAC IPOs in 2020, detailing the number of SPACs, total proceeds, and notable completed acquisitions. Future market outlook is also discussed.

This slide provides additional highlights of IPO activities in Q1 2022, focusing on SPAC IPOs and performance metrics against the MSCI World Index. It offers insights into the performance and trends of SPACs and traditional IPOs, useful for financial analysts and investors.

The slide discusses the decline in SPAC IPOs and de-SPAC mergers, highlighting high liquidation rates and poor post-merger stock performance.

Provides an overview of SPAC IPO activities in 2021, noting a slowdown in May but a strong start to the year. Includes detailed breakdowns by month and industry focus.

This slide focuses on SPAC issuance trends and IPO performance in 2021, discussing underperformance and investor sentiment shifts in the latter half of the year.

Analyzes the record levels of SPAC IPOs completed in 2021 globally, detailing activities by region, sector performance, and outlook for SPAC IPOs.

Slide presents statistical insights on SPAC IPOs, indicating industry preferences and historical trends in SPAC investments. Suggests a move towards specialization in target industries by SPACs.

The slide discusses the decline in SPAC IPOs and mergers in the US, highlighting market performance, regulatory uncertainty, and increased redemptions.

Analyzes the continued popularity of SPACs and expectations for their future exit strategies.

Discusses the impact of high SPAC liquidations on investor sentiment and the challenging market conditions leading to these liquidations.

Discusses the increase in capital raised through SPAC mergers over several years, reflecting a growing trend in their use as liquidity sources.

Describes the detailed process of a SPAC from the initial stages through to the finalization, akin to an IPO process. Emphasizes the steps and duration involved.

Analyzes the leading sectors in SPAC acquisitions, focusing on technology and industrial sectors. Lists specific SPAC deals with sector diversity.

Details the resurgence and predicted future rise of SPACs on Wall Street, with data showing a marked increase in IPO volumes and proceeds, particularly in 2021.

The slide provides a comparative overview of SPAC and IPO activities across various regions, highlighting significant growth in the Americas.

The slide compares the functions performed by Shared Service Centers (SSCs) and outsourcing providers. It outlines the common and specialized functions across finance, HR, IT, and other areas, indicating the strategic division of roles between in-house and outsourced services.

This slide evaluates the positive and negative impacts of Shared Services Centers (SSCs) on different operational areas, as reported by respondents.

The slide shows how FTEs are distributed when functions are consolidated. The bar chart indicates the split between local and non-local FTEs across different functions like finance and HR. Summary points highlight trends such as the decline in local work and the consistency in finance and tax trends.

The slide analyzes the percentage of FTEs distributed across local business, corporate, SSCs, and outsourcing. The bar chart breaks down this data by function, highlighting significant leverage of SSCs/outsourcing in customer service and R&D. Summary points discuss the increase in FTEs located in CoEs compared to 2015.

The slide analyzes reasons for opting-in and out of SSCs. The left chart highlights factors like lower costs, expertise, and flexibility. The right chart lists poor quality and lack of service responsiveness as top reasons for opting-out. Summary points emphasize consistency with earlier surveys and key factors.

The slide details the number of functions performed in SSCs with a doughnut chart showing the distribution. Majority perform 1-2 functions. A bar chart indicates the growth in SSCs with more than three functions over recent years, highlighting an increase in multi-functional SSCs.

The slide examines the management of shared services within organizations. A pie chart shows reporting structure to GBS leaders vs respective functions. A bar chart compares the adoption of SSCs as part of GBS organizations based on revenue size. Summary points highlight the majority trend of reporting to GBS leaders and the high adoption rates among large revenue organizations.

The slide presents data on organizational plans to shift to a multi-functional model. A pie chart shows the percentage breakdown, while bar charts explain reasons for not shifting. Summary points highlight major challenges such as readiness for end-to-end execution and leadership support.

The slide shows the preferred locations for new or relocated SSCs with India, USA, and Costa Rica being the top choices. It includes a world map with highlighted countries and percentage preferences. Additional bullet points summarize trends and insights.

The slide presents data on the percentage of operating revenue served by SSCs/COEs across different functions. The bar chart categorizes revenue percentages, with finance and R&D leading. Summary points highlight the consolidation of functions and significant revenue contribution from SSCs/COEs.

Examines future changes in Shared Services Centers (SSCs) usage, including robotics, digital experience, and continuous improvement, with respondent percentages.

The slide presents the functions performed via shared services with a bar chart comparing 2017 and 2015 data. Key functions include finance, HR, and IT, with notable growth in procurement and customer service functions. Summary points emphasize the trends and strategic deployment of these functions.

The slide outlines key factors considered in Shared Services strategy decisions. A bar chart ranks factors such as cost efficiency and business value on a scale of 1 to 5. Comparison with 2017 rankings is included. Summary points discuss the rise in importance of achieving speed and other notable trends.

Explores the geographic scope of shared services centers, indicating a preference for both regional and global support among survey respondents, along with future intentions.

Details the preferred locations for shared services centers and the regional support provided by them, emphasizing trends in location choices and operational scope.

Details the most common processes managed through Shared Services Centers (SSCs), highlighting areas of high efficiency and common practices.

Evaluates the age distribution of shared service centers (SSCs) across different countries, showing trends over time which indicate shifts in global business service strategies.

Describes the STARK solution's methodology for quoting IT projects by breaking them down into elementary components and classifying them for accurate sizing.

The slide outlines the $174B in authorized but not yet appropriated funds over five years for various federal science agencies. It emphasizes funding for STEM, workforce development, and the NSF, with additional mentions of energy and space initiatives.

Examines the shift in emphasis from technical skills to complex reasoning and analysis skills across various job sectors.

It summarizes the strategic efforts of the Tempest program in attracting and developing the next generation of engineers and technologists, with an emphasis on STEM education and youth engagement, suitable for strategic planning presentations.

It delves into the company’s foundation efforts in supporting underrepresented individuals in STEM fields, in partnership with several nonprofits in Washington, D.C. The slide presents how these partnerships work to break barriers and create educational and professional opportunities, with an emphasis on diversity and inclusion. It serves to illustrate the company’s broader commitment to corporate social responsibility and the impact of its foundation’s work.

The slide covers the Tempest programme's school outreach efforts to promote STEM careers, featuring specific programmes and their impacts.

This slide discusses the factors behind the STOXX 600 reaching an all-time high, supported by a detailed table of economic indicators and analysis of the European market outlook.

Discusses the trends in STO funding over time, emphasizing key periods of growth and decline. It offers insights into the regulatory developments affecting the market and predicts the future relevance of STOs in the investment landscape, noting the importance of a stable regulatory infrastructure.

Focuses on major corporate security token offerings by institutions like the Austrian Government and Banco Santander. Details include types of securities tokenized and the financial scope of these offerings, reflecting on the growing adoption of blockchain technology in traditional financial sectors.

This slide highlights the strong performance of the Swiss Universal Bank, showing financial metrics such as pre-tax income, cost/income ratio, and business volume growth.

Discusses upcoming SURF projects worldwide, indicating the company's global reach and strategic engagements in various stages of development, which are crucial for understanding market opportunities and planning.

Discusses the prevalence of SVOD account sharing, which may challenge service terms and impact revenue models in the entertainment industry. Key for compliance and regulatory strategy considerations.

Discusses the impact of digital streaming services on traditional cinema, marking a pivotal shift as SVOD revenue surpasses box office collections globally and in India. This slide is vital for analyzing market dynamics, consumer behavior changes, and the strategic implications for content distributors and film producers.

Analyzes the reasons for SVOD subscription cancellations, highlighting cost as a significant factor. Offers insights into consumer retention challenges in the streaming service industry.

Explores how SVOD costs are shared among users, highlighting variations in payment responsibilities, which is essential for understanding consumer payment behaviors in media subscription services.

Reviews the subscription rates of video streaming services over recent years, noting a plateau in growth. Useful for analyzing media consumption trends and forecasting future changes in the entertainment industry.

Focuses on financing within the Software & Analytics sector. SaaS dominates with €1.1B across 162 deals, followed by AI with €820M from 56 rounds. The chart highlights subsector specialization and includes key examples like Helsing and DeepL.

This slide presents a comparison of technology infrastructure development over two years, focusing on the adoption of SaaS applications and decommissioning of legacy systems. It highlights investment in cloud services and maintaining operational costs. The slide illustrates modernization efforts, reflecting the company's strategy to balance infrastructure expansion with cost efficiency, likely aimed at investors or stakeholders to demonstrate prudent financial management and commitment to technological advancement.

The slide outlines the most active tech sub-sectors in hiring as of January 2024. SaaS dominates with 1,157 companies, followed by Internet platforms and analytics. It explores reasons for high hiring in sectors like mobile apps, AI, and FinTech, driven by demand for digital solutions, cloud infrastructure, and customer-facing platforms.

Analyzes the impact of the SafeTrack program on ridership, presenting the associated risks and losses, and highlighting the need for strategic responses to these challenges.