Highlights Deutsche Bank's recent updates to their sustainable finance framework, including classification criteria, economic activities, and reporting category updates.

Discusses the initial challenges organizations face when starting upskilling programs, such as motivation, resource allocation, and employee retention.

Compares the perceived effectiveness of upskilling programs between organizations at varying levels of program maturity, focusing on engagement, productivity, and innovation.

The slide discusses the primary challenges in initiating upskilling programs, including motivating employees, resource limitations, and aligning efforts.

The slide highlights that advanced upskilling programs lead to better engagement, innovation, and talent retention, compared to beginning programs.

Addresses the factors contributing to the need for upskilling in the workforce, such as job automation, talent availability, mobility of skilled labor, and aging talent.

This slide highlights the progress made by BCM organizations in digital upskilling, with a focus on skills needed for future growth strategy and employee engagement.

The slide identifies four major forces impacting the need for upskilling: job automation, declining talent availability, reduced labor mobility, and an aging workforce.

The slide compares the effectiveness of upskilling programs in achieving outcomes such as corporate culture improvement, workforce productivity, and innovation. It highlights how advanced programs yield greater gains.

The slide reveals that regions with more developed talent pools see less progress in upskilling initiatives, indicating a potential complacency or other barriers.

The slide highlights the top challenges in upskilling, such as employee motivation, resources for programs, and retaining upskilled employees, suggesting that higher investment raises retention concerns.

This slide analyzes the geographic source of upstream emissions across different countries, emphasizing the impact of local versus global suppliers.

Explains how Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology enables energy storage and grid balancing via EV batteries. Highlights future capacity projections, benefits like grid support, energy autonomy, revenue, and cost efficiency.

Describes the collaborative network and roles within the V2G ecosystem in Europe, including automakers, CPOs, aggregators, and grid operators. Emphasizes the value of interoperability, data sharing, and flexible energy use.

Examines the growth of vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) technology in the automotive market, highlighting the increase in models and the expansion into new regions.

This slide provides a comparative analysis of VAT rates across Southern African countries, highlighting Namibia's position and its implications for trade and consumer prices in a regional context.

Series D and B dominate QT VC deals, showing focus on scaling up mature start-ups. The 2023 data indicates a strong preference for Series B over earlier or later-stage funding. Seed and Series E are minimal.

Focusing on the decrease in active VC investors amid a challenging fundraising environment, this slide is crucial for understanding market conditions and preparing risk management strategies for businesses and investors navigating a competitive venture landscape.

This slide contrasts the stability of median deal sizes across stages with a bar graph showing the proportion of up, flat, and down rounds globally from 2018 to 2024. It suggests a reversion to pre-boom norms amid cautious investing.

The Americas fintech market saw record VC investment in H1 2021 across multiple segments. Each quadrant displays historical deal value and deal count for Total, Venture, M&A, and PE activity, highlighting notable spikes in PE growth activity ($2.75B) and venture activity ($30.7B).

Analyzes sectoral trends in Asian VC investments from 2018–2024. Shows strong concentration in pharma, consumer goods, and commercial services. Sector allocation remains relatively stable but hints at increased focus on strategic industries.

Capital concentration is increasing in software and healthcare sectors, particularly pharma and health systems. Deal count remains relatively balanced, but the majority of VC dollars are flowing into fewer, dominant sectors.

Visualizes deal volume distribution by buyer type. While most categories declined in 2024, venture capital deals surged by 63% to multi-year highs. Domestic and foreign strategic deals fell modestly.

Venture activity in Q2 2021 reached new highs, driven largely by Later VC rounds. Charts show a significant jump in deal value and counts compared to previous quarters, reflecting growing investor confidence and maturing startups. Corporate participation in VC deals also increased sharply.

Lists top ten QT VC/PE deals in 2023. Only five exceeded $50M. Includes information on country, segment, and deal type. Highlights QT investment concentration in QC hardware and software across France, UK, Australia, and Germany.

This slide shows the global median deal size in millions by funding series from 2018 to 2024, highlighting a rebound in 2024 for later-stage (D+) financing and stable or slightly increasing sizes in earlier rounds like Seed and Series A–C. Investors appear to be regaining confidence.

The slide highlights cautious investor sentiment in the U.S. VC market, showing median deal size by funding stage (2018–2024*) and the proportion of up, flat, and down rounds. Notably, venture growth deal sizes dropped while down and flat rounds increased.

Discusses the differences in funding structures for deep tech companies in France and North America, highlighting potential improvements.

This slide compares deal size trends across VC stages and the distribution of deal rounds (up, flat, down) from 2018 to 2024. Despite high valuations, down rounds remain significant, reflecting investor caution.

The left chart disaggregates venture financing by stage, while the right shows corporate participation trends in VC deals. The slide highlights resurgence in corporate-backed VC deals after a decline, signaling renewed strategic interest.

The slide illustrates continued momentum in fintech venture activity across EMEA in 2021, highlighting record-high investments. It splits VC investments by stage and corporate participation, showing significant Q2 2021 growth, particularly in later-stage VC.

Shows decline in creative subject participation among VCE students, indicating trends in education preferences

The slide highlights that ultra-high and high spenders will drive 65–80% of luxury market growth by 2027, despite representing a small share of consumers. Emphasis is placed on targeting these valuable segments for strategic growth.

The slide provides an overview of market volatility, represented by the VIX index, and details significant events that caused volatility spikes.

This slide shows the use of VPNs by Canadians to access crypto trading platforms, with a notable difference between inside and outside Canada. It aims to understand the prevalence of VPN usage in crypto trading.

This slide analyzes the use of VPNs by individuals accessing crypto trading platforms inside and outside Canada, comparing 2023 data to 2022.

It examines how VRCA holders use their assets, such as for cash conversion, payments, and lending, with comparative data from the previous year.

Tracks Deutsche Bank's Value-at-Risk and stressed VaR over several quarters through Q3 2024. Also displays daily P&L, highlighting average risk exposure and trading volatility, providing insights into market sensitivity.

Tracks group trading book VaR and sVaR against trading profit and loss from Q4 2023 to Q3 2024. Shows average values for VaR, sVaR, and highlights volatility spikes. Useful for evaluating risk control effectiveness in trading operations.

This slide shows Deutsche Bank’s VaR and sVaR trends for 2024, illustrating daily risk metrics and profit/loss volatility. Quarterly averages highlight changes in risk exposure and stress scenarios.

This slide illustrates the variability in Deutsche Bank’s trading book VaR and stressed VaR metrics. It highlights average VaR levels across recent quarters and compares them with actual daily trading performance. The bank uses these metrics to gauge market volatility and stress conditions for regulatory and internal risk purposes.

Analyzes the trading and regulatory risk profiles of the bank using VaR and sVaR metrics over multiple quarters, aimed at risk managers and financial analysts.

Offers a historical and current overview of VaR and sVaR metrics for Deutsche Bank's trading and regulatory books.

Visualizes Deutsche Bank’s trading risk profile with 1-day VaR and 10-day sVaR trends, alongside daily trading P&L. Shows quarterly average risk metrics, highlighting volatility and peak values (e.g., Q3 sVaR = 250).

Illustrates the trading book's value-at-risk and stressed value-at-risk over time, highlighting risk management in trading activities. It tracks changes in VaR and sVaR, correlating with trading P&L to evaluate risk exposure and control mechanisms.

Analyzes the trading book's value-at-risk and stressed value-at-risk over different quarters, showing the financial risk exposure.

Visualizes Deutsche Bank’s trading risk metrics with 99% confidence level. Highlights stability in VaR and sVaR levels, with spikes in P&L volatility. Useful for understanding trading risk exposure and stress scenarios.

Tracks Deutsche Bank’s market risk exposure via Value-at-Risk metrics and trading P&L fluctuations over time. Average sVaR and VaR are labeled quarterly. Highlights include risk peaks and P&L volatility patterns, helping assess the bank’s trading risk profile.

Analyzes trading risk within the bank's portfolio, highlighting Value-at-Risk and stressed scenarios over time. Key for risk management teams to monitor and adjust strategies based on trading volatility and market conditions. Useful in financial planning and risk mitigation efforts.

Examination of vacancy rates within NH DHHS divisions, pointing to transactional constraints and critical needs post-COVID.

The slide shows the percentage change in belief in the benefits of vaccines for various countries, highlighting changes between 2019 and 2021.

This slide illustrates the relationship between the percentage of the population vaccinated and the percentage who disagree that vaccines are beneficial.

The slide provides a valuation analysis, comparing current NTM P/E ratios with historical values across different regions and styles, highlighting investment potential.

Discussing the divergent trends in company valuations across various stages of funding, this slide is essential for investors and financial analysts to understand valuation dynamics and their implications on investment and fundraising strategies.

The slide offers a detailed valuation analysis of S&P 500 sectors, comparing current NTM P/E ratios with historical highs, lows, and averages.

The slide provides a valuation analysis by comparing current NTM P/E ratios with historical highs, lows, and averages for different market indices.

The slide provides financial data on cosmetics companies, analyzing market capitalization, cost of capital, and gearing ratios, with a focus on recent performance and growth expectations.

The slide presents detailed financial parameters of luxury companies, including market capitalization, cost of capital, and gearing ratios, with comparisons and growth expectations.

This slide discusses valuation considerations, focusing on size, growth, and profitability as key drivers. It provides EBITDA multiples based on AuM and growth levels. Suitable for analyzing company valuation for mergers and acquisitions.

Evaluates valuation metrics, comparing current price-to-earnings ratios with historical data for different indices and sectors.

Focused on investors and financial analysts, this slide offers a valuation analysis using price-to-earnings ratios. It contrasts current figures with historical data across different regions and styles, serving as a basis for assessing market valuation and aiding in the development of investment strategies.

The slide is a deep dive into sector-specific valuation for sectors within the S&P 500, providing essential insights for investors or financial strategists. It enables comparisons with historical valuation trends, facilitating informed decisions in stock selection and portfolio balancing.

Despite strong EP performance, the fashion industry faces declining valuations due to investor concerns about future growth. The chart compares EP trends with EBITA ratios, revealing a drop in valuation multiples since 2020.

The slide tracks valuation trends across global and Indian large/mid caps and digital-native firms from pre-COVID to 2024. It shows valuation multipliers stabilizing post-COVID acceleration and notes India’s strong domestic liquidity and structural advantages in mid and small caps. Digital natives show volatility but recovery. The slide contextualizes how market maturity and investor confidence shape current valuations.

Details falling or flatlining pre-money valuations across VC stages in Asia. D+ valuations see the most substantial drop, while early rounds remain relatively flat. Signifies tightening investor confidence and capital conservation.

Discusses the divergence in valuations between private and public entities over time, shedding light on strategic considerations for valuation and investment approaches within these sectors.

This slide monitors asset class valuations through Z-scores, comparing current values with historical averages since March 2009. It helps assess the relative attractiveness or risk of different asset classes.

Analyzes relative valuations and buyback activity across different sectors, emphasizing shareholder value.

The slide discusses how leapfroggers extend their innovations across departments, focusing on employee well-being and collaborative work environments.

The slide emphasizes the importance of an end-to-end approach to business planning and intelligent manufacturing. It maps interventions across the value chain and their degree of impact, serving as a strategic planning tool for assessing business processes and performance frontiers.

The slide outlines the entire value chain process for service delivery, emphasizing quality assurance and client support.

Describes the VET concept, detailing structured processes for implementing value engineering decisions efficiently.

Discusses how value preservation and creation can help South African companies navigate economic challenges and remain competitive.

This visual breaks down the commercial banking value chain into functional domains (e.g., deposits, lending), cross-functional processes, and enabling technologies, providing a comprehensive structure of service components.

Breaks down QC start-ups by value-chain segments (hardware, software, services). Shows that most investment is directed toward hardware, highlighting disparity across other segments.

It highlights how leaders generate value through cost reduction, resilience, ESG, and growth. It is used for showing value dimensions and their impact.

It highlights how leaders generate value through cost reduction, resilience, ESG, and growth. It is used for showing value dimensions and their impact.

Outlines a framework for understanding the various elements that add value to products and services, useful in developing marketing and product development strategies.

This slide displays the reported financial losses during incidents involving hacking or fraud on crypto trading platforms, comparing 2023 and 2022.

This slide addresses alignment of values between the public and oil & gas sector. Strongest alignment is seen in India, China, and Saudi Arabia, while most Western nations report weak alignment, reflecting cultural and ethical disconnects.

Provides insight into the top values prioritized by respondents, indicating a focus on health, family, and professional work.

Explores consumer interest in vehicle subscription models, highlighting the importance of cost control, convenience, and flexibility.

Shows preferences for purchasing from specialized vs. non-specialized vendors among brick-and-mortar and online shoppers, noting the dominance of online dealers.

This slide shows the reduced size and frequency of corporate VC participation in fintech and declining median venture deal sizes across stages from 2018 to 2021. The accompanying text discusses consolidation trends and cautious late-stage financing.

Details the methodology of the joint study on Indonesia’s venture capital outlook by Google and A.T. Kearney, highlighting data sources and research.

The slide shows that venture capital (62%) and other private capital dominate QT investments. There is a notable increase in VC contribution in 2023. Corporate and public investments remained relatively stable.

Tracks quarterly venture financing trends in the Nordics from 2018 to Q3 2024, showing fluctuations in deal value and count. Commentary highlights promising early-stage activity and potential IPO market developments in 2025.

This slide presents the current status of venture capital and private equity in terms of available capital and fundraising trends, signaling possible shifts in investment strategies and market outlooks. It's vital for discussions on the health of the investment sector and can help guide strategic decisions based on funding availability.

This slide assesses the venture capital deal flow and the recovery of investments in California, providing a detailed look at market dynamics and investment distribution by sector. It can be used by financial professionals to analyze regional investment trends and competitive market conditions.

This slide highlights trends in venture financing in Europe from 2018 to Q3 2024. It presents deal value, deal count, and stage-wise VC activity. Commentary notes that the ecosystem remains stable despite macro volatility and sectoral shifts.

This slide outlines venture capital (VC) deal trends, showing a steady increase in volume with a peak in 2024, while deal values peaked in 2022 and declined after. High tech and industrial sectors accounted for most of the activity, with AI-related deals playing a key role in early-stage fundraising momentum.

This slide provides insights into the venture capital investments by European financial institutions, focusing on the fintech sector. It compares the number of fintech versus non-fintech investments made by each institution.

The slide compares the venture funding and activity levels for different Climate FinTech themes, emphasizing that direct mitigation is receiving the least attention and funding. It uses column charts to visually represent the data and highlights key statistics for each theme.

This slide illustrates a trend of mid-market fundraising dominance in Europe from 2018 to 2024, while also showing a gradual increase in first-time venture funds. It reflects investor behavior and evolving fund allocation strategies over time.

Analyzing global technology venture investing, this slide compares regional deal values and numbers, highlighting the continued growth against a backdrop of contracting deal numbers. It is useful for regional market analysis.

Describes Deloitte's services in the venturing lifecycle, from strategy and positioning to partnership and deal execution. The slide is useful for understanding how Deloitte assists companies in creating and capturing value in ecosystems.

This slide highlights the growing importance of video in digital consumer engagement, emphasizing the shift towards video consumption over other online activities in Southeast Asia. It's a valuable tool for discussions about media trends, consumer behavior, and strategic planning for content delivery in the evolving digital landscape.

Highlights the growing consumer interest in video streaming services across different countries. Essential for media companies to track changes in market interest and strategize for content delivery and platform engagement.

Depicts Vietnam's digital economy and its expected growth by 2025 across various sectors like e-commerce, online travel, and transport & food. There are also expectations for economic growth influencing these projections.

This slide details the rapid growth trajectory of Vietnam's DFS against a previously low baseline, highlighting potential areas for digital innovation and investment in the financial sector.