Highlights alternative investments in AUS, detailing effective fees and changes in principal investments over time.

This slide delves into alternative investments within asset and wealth management, suitable for financial advisors or investors seeking insights into fee structures and investment categories like hedge funds and real estate.

Designed for strategic planning discussions, showcasing the firm’s approach to optimizing alternative investments on the balance sheet and their intended financial trajectory, with projections and capital allocation.

Compares the firm's performance in alternative investments against other major asset managers, highlighting its position and strengths in the market. It focuses on the firm's 30-year track record and broad market access, providing a competitive analysis within the asset management industry.

Evaluates alternative asset classes based on historical return, correlation with traditional portfolios, and yield. Highlights relative positioning of sectors like private equity, infrastructure, and hedge funds in risk/return space.

Explores the rise of alternative vehicle ownership models, projecting potential growth and profitability of leasing, subscription, rental, and sharing models by 2035.

Analyzes the firm's growing momentum in the alternatives business sector, with projected fundraising and fee earnings through 2024. It demonstrates the firm's strategic targets for alternatives investments, signifying confidence in the market's growth potential.

Showcases the robust performance of alternative investments and their contribution to asset under supervision growth, with data on fundraising and fee generation, highlighting recent successful fund closures.

This slide reviews the growth and scaling of alternative investments, presenting data on net asset value and returns compared to benchmarks. Useful for investor meetings or strategic reviews focusing on diversification and alternative investment strategies.

The slide explains growth in the aluminium can market in Australia, driven by population growth and shifts in packaging material preferences. Graphs show population increases, packaging type trends (aluminium, plastic, glass), and per capita beverage consumption, while text highlights sustainability-driven market changes and stable consumption habits.

Forecasts rising aluminium demand due to EV growth in Europe. EV sales expected to grow 5x by 2030, with 75kg more aluminium per car and a 2 million tonne increase in demand. Highlights recycling needs.

The slide maps aluminium can flows through collection, recovery, and export stages, pointing out losses from sorting and the lack of domestic recycling. It includes detailed pathways from residential and commercial sources to export destinations like Korea, Thailand, and EU.

The slide outlines aluminium can flows in Australia, emphasizing strong collection/recovery rates but no local closed-loop recycling (C2C). It shows reliance on export markets, highlights gaps in local remelting, and presents inefficiencies in sorting and CDS participation.

This slide mirrors the previous one but tracks the same aluminium can material flows in billions of units rather than kilotonnes. It reaffirms the flow of waste through CDS, sorting, and exports while emphasizing export destinations and sources of material inefficiencies.

The slide evaluates the economic feasibility of collecting aluminium cans via CDS and MRFs. It compares acquisition and processing costs with potential revenues, showing that high-grade CDS material offers better profitability due to cleanliness and deposit returns.

Shows steady rise in aluminium content per vehicle to meet lightweighting and electrification goals. Highlights impact on demand and implications for recycling and secondary metal processing.

This slide illustrates Australia’s export destinations for used aluminium cans, emphasizing major trading partners in Asia. It highlights trade volume trends, the role of the LME, and the business models of companies involved in aluminium scrap exports.

The slide tracks the aluminum can market in Australia from 2016 to 2030E, showing growth and projected stabilization. It highlights consumption trends, including the COVID-19 shift to at-home use, and packaging material shifts.

Displays a 4% YoY rise in EBITDA to €35.5m in 9M 2023 driven by cost improvements (mainly energy), despite lower aluminum prices and margins. Hanover’s return to operations also supported volume gains.

This slide presents a strategic framework for subscription models, categorizing activities into core, adjacent, and transformational ambitions. It advises companies on balancing their portfolio across these levels.

It illustrates key factors driving success in organizational ambition, highlighting organizational commitment as the top influencer.

Explains Deutsche Bank's strategic ambitions for policies, operations, and stakeholder engagement until 2025, focusing on sustainability.

Evaluates export opportunities for Chile in ammonia, focusing on markets like China, EU, and USA.

Contrasts analytical AI’s efficiency in data processing with generative AI’s creative capacities. Showcases practical examples like sentiment analysis and digital assistants to highlight expanded potential in public services.

Explains the stages of analytics maturity, from structured data modeling to advanced AI, and their impact on companies' operations and value creation.

Emphasizes how only 32% of organizations currently use analytics in mobility decision-making. Lists top metrics such as assignment costs and employee satisfaction. Underscores the need for better data transparency and strategic alignment with business goals.

Discusses trends in angel investments in Brazil compared to the US, showcasing the significant growth and the existing investment gap.

This slide provides a deep-dive into the potential of animal waste as a feedstock for energy production, analyzing its total potential by 2060 and highlighting the scalability issues and sustainability constraints associated with its use.

The slide illustrates perceptions from 32 countries regarding the effect of a fossil fuel transition on global animal welfare, showing strong positive outlooks.

This slide outlines the intent versus realization of T&L deals in SEA. It shows resilience in deal announcements despite fewer large transactions. Shipping dominates deal topics, especially in countries like Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

This slide focuses on the inclusion of sustainability data in annual financial reports. It contrasts N100 and G250 trends, showing a plateau for N100 and a decline for G250. The Asia Pacific region is highlighted as dominant in data presentation.

The slide summarizes Leonardo's 2021 annual results, highlighting significant achievements such as revenue growth, backlog, and order value, along with a special focus on financial metrics.

This slide examines the annual returns and intra-year declines for MSCI EM Latin America and S&P 500, providing a historical perspective on market volatility and performance.

The slide reviews financial market performance in 2022, covering significant events, IPO and FO proceeds, and market indices. It provides an annual summary for stakeholders interested in the financial health and trends of global markets.

The slide illustrates the benefits of annuities for enhancing retirement spending potential, using a table to compare income outcomes with and without annuities under various scenarios.

Provides critical data on antenatal care coverage in Nigeria compared to other nations, emphasizing areas for improvement in healthcare services and performance metrics in maternal health.

This slide highlights the increasing percentage of people in Japan who believe locals should be prioritized over immigrants during job shortages. It compares this belief across G7 countries from 2016 to 2025, showing Japan's notable upward trend while others remain steady or decline.

The slide highlights the demographic distribution of customers who are reluctant to subscribe, particularly among older generations. It shows a clear correlation between age and subscription resistance.

This slide presents a survey on observed antipatterns during the transformation process, highlighting key issues.

This slide visualizes the extent to which individuals feel nervous about AI usage in products and services, with global averages and demographic segment breakdowns.

This slide presents survey results on anxiety levels, showing the distribution of scores on a scale of 0-10, comparing May and December data, with a focus on mean scores.

Discusses app adoption rates across varying company sizes and sales volumes, key for digital strategy in retail and tech sectors.

The slide examines the use of apps by outdoor enthusiasts, highlighting the main purposes for app usage, including tracking activities, recording routes, and measuring heart rates, based on survey data.

This slide analyzes shifting sourcing patterns in apparel and textiles from China to Asian growth markets and nearshoring regions. It highlights resilience-building strategies, such as reduced reliance on China, increased sourcing from India, Vietnam, and others, and a growing preference for nearshoring in the US and EU.

This slide analyzes the types of applications processed by the Appeal Division, their resolution methods, and the time taken to finalize these applications, emphasizing operational details and procedural efficiency.

This slide explores the typical practices of the Appeal Division, including the use of three-judge benches and statistics on appeal origins, which aids in understanding division operations and decision-making.

Highlights the prevalence of multi-application environments in Growth Markets, useful for discussions on technology infrastructure and strategic IT planning in businesses operating in these regions.

This slide assesses how people from different countries perceive the ease of scheduling doctor appointments. It reflects structural capacity, accessibility, and administrative efficiency in healthcare systems, using multi-year trend data for comparison.

It details the apprenticeship opportunities the Tempest programme will offer, highlighting the importance of skill development and its impact on the UK economy.

The slide highlights that organizations leveraging apprenticeships typically host between 11 and 30 apprentices per year. It also shows the support services provided to apprentices, such as mentorship, employability training, career counseling, and mental health services.

The slide presents the architecture of a business technology platform, highlighting the integration of various components like SAP Analytics Cloud and connectivity services.

The slide discusses the major barriers to innovation at scale, with a focus on architecture flexibility as the biggest challenge faced by companies globally.

The slide ranks perceived threats of armed conflict across countries. The U.S. shows high concern (77%), contrasting with Canada’s 49%, which is marginally below the 50% global average.

This chart presents public sentiment regarding the risk of their country being involved in an armed conflict with another nation in the next twelve months. The global average is 49%, with the US at 77% and Canada at 49%. It reflects national security concerns and geopolitical tensions perceived by the population.

This slide compares the market share of articulated vs. rigid heavy-duty trucks across five regions, highlighting India’s significant projected growth in articulated trucks due to road infrastructure improvements and professionalization. It presents both numerical data and qualitative drivers.

This slide reveals overwhelming global awareness of the risks AI poses in generating realistic fake news. Most countries show over 70% agreement, highlighting public concern about deepfakes and AI-generated misinformation, particularly in Indonesia, Peru, and Chile.

Discusses the shift to as-a-service models in the high-tech industry, highlighting the need for customer-centric, integrated experiences.

Showcases alternative asset allocation models that balance performance with risk, pivotal for formulating a resilient investment strategy.

This slide presents different asset allocation models and their long-term performance correlations with U.S. stocks and bonds, highlighting the benefits of alternative investments.

Presents tactical asset allocation views from Morgan Stanley's Portfolio Solutions Group. It categorizes various asset types (e.g., Bonds, Equities, Alternatives) by current and previous allocation views with explanations for shifts in positioning and macroeconomic context.

This slide categorizes different types of investment assets into groups like cash, bonds, stocks, and alternative investments. It demonstrates how these components form a diversified investment portfolio and shows the visual balance via a pie chart.

The slide presents the asset allocation strategies of major institutional investors, highlighting their investment preferences.

Outlines the asset allocation strategy of a global investment committee, focusing on sustainable income growth in 'mid-cycle' conditions.

This slide outlines Morgan Stanley’s current capital markets positioning by asset class. It shows a tilt toward equities and private markets, with underweights in bonds and cash. Commentary addresses macro conditions such as recession risk, inflation, and geopolitical developments.

This slide presents a correlation matrix across major asset classes, revealing diversification benefits and co-movement trends. It shows strong correlations among equities and weaker ties to commodities, helping to inform portfolio construction and risk mitigation.

The slide compares different asset classes in terms of yield, providing insights into potential income sources for diversified investment portfolios.

The slide presents yields across various asset classes and correlations between public and private markets. It is used to analyze investment performance in global alternatives.

The slide breaks down historical returns by asset class, serving as a tool for retrospective analysis and guiding future investment decisions based on past performance.

It shows the correlation between different major asset classes over five and ten years, helping to understand their interrelationships.

Presents the correlation between major asset classes over 5 and 10 years, providing insights into diversification benefits and investment strategy. Useful for portfolio management and risk assessment.

This slide provides a correlation matrix for major asset classes, helping in understanding their performance relationships over time, useful for portfolio diversification strategies.

It discusses AM's strategic positioning and priorities, including asset class diversification and growth market strategies.

The slide offers a comparative return analysis across different asset classes over multiple years, showcasing performance trends which are critical for strategic asset allocation.

This slide presents the long-term returns of different asset classes, illustrating the growth of a USD100 investment over time across various asset categories.

Slide provides an investment perspective by comparing the tightness of spreads for various asset classes over the last three years. Used to assess market changes and investment strategy formulation.

This slide analyzes the composition of a non-core unit, showing risk-weighted assets and leverage exposure along with key metrics such as asset types and their impact on the group.

This slide provides a comprehensive correlation analysis of major asset classes over 5-year and 10-year periods, useful for risk assessment and portfolio diversification strategies by highlighting the interrelationships between various asset classes.

Visualizes how a 60/40 portfolio's asset composition has shifted from 2019 to 2025 due to market movements without rebalancing. Highlights growth of U.S. Growth equity share.

Analyzes JPMC's diversified platform, showcasing robust asset flow growth across various classes and markets over a decade, comparing favorably with industry peers in market share.

This slide compares the growth of assets over time and the allocation of assets within bank entities, highlighting key drivers such as financing activities and liquidity. The focus is on strategic asset growth and bank support for client activities.

Details the financial performance and asset management capabilities of Macquarie, including FY19 net profit and assets under management, relevant for investment analysis and company profiling.

This slide shows the development of Asset Management’s AuM, which grew from €859bn in Q2 2023 to €933bn in Q2 2024. It identifies key drivers such as market performance and FX. The asset composition is visualized by class, with noticeable growth in passive and SQI categories, reflecting investor preference shifts.

Asset Management unit posted growth in assets under management and revenues in Q1 2024. Highlights include favorable FX, passive inflows, and higher fees. Expenses rose due to compensation and IT costs.

It communicates key figures and accolades of Macquarie Asset Management, serving to highlight its market position and growth. The slide is likely used to provide a detailed analysis of the asset management division's performance, assets under management, and recognition in the industry.

This slide shows how Credit Suisse’s assets under management declined significantly between 2022 and Q1 2023, highlighting a CHF 110.5 billion drop following the October–December 2022 period. Values are broken down by business unit.

Shows asset management growth at Deutsche Bank, with a focus on types of assets managed and yearly performance.

This slide discusses the Q4 2023 performance of the asset management division, focusing on revenue changes and asset inflows.

Summarizes the asset management division's performance, detailing net revenues, asset mix, and financial results compared to previous years.

Summarizes the financial results of Macquarie Asset Management, including base and performance fees, and provides an analysis of net operating income and equity under management, pertinent for financial review and strategy planning.

The slide highlights improved positioning of asset management across key asset classes and growth markets. It details asset growth, asset class distribution, and strategic priorities in client services, integration, and productivity. This slide is suitable for discussing asset management strategies and market positioning.

The slide outlines the transformed asset management model, showing income growth and detailing enhancements in product offerings, distribution, platform modernization, and overall business mix. It emphasizes scaling franchises and launching differentiated products.

Discusses growth prospects for Ireland's asset management sector, emphasizing regulatory clarity and tech innovation. Survey results show strong sentiment on legal stability and tax neutrality as advantages. Critiques focus on slow policy changes and lack of promotion.

This slide highlights the financial performance of Macquarie Asset Management, with a focus on income related to specific transactions. It's intended for analyzing financial results and understanding factors affecting performance, useful for investor briefings and performance assessments.

Discusses overall asset management performance, highlighting year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter changes, used for evaluating investment strategies and market conditions.

The slide indicates a financial firm’s asset and wealth management capabilities, detailing the distribution of firmwide investments and their performance over five years. Suitable for demonstrating the firm's diversified asset management and strong performance history.

Details the importance of asset lifecycle management in the energy industry, using a case study to illustrate effective predictive maintenance.

Q2 2024 results highlight a 55% YoY rise in pre-tax profit driven by higher management fees and strong inflows in passive strategies. Despite positive market and FX, net outflows in low-margin products led to a decline in total AuM.

Asset Management reported strong results for Q1 2025 with an 18% revenue increase, 67% higher profit before tax, and €20B in net inflows. Growth was driven by management fees and passive investment products like Xtrackers and Cash.

Analyzes the asset management division's financial performance over time, displaying trends in profit contribution, base fees, and AUM, suitable for historical performance analysis or financial planning.

This slide details the financial performance of Credit Suisse's Asset Management sector, focusing on revenues, cost/income ratio, and return on capital.