Aimed at investors or financial analysts, this slide evaluates investment performance across different asset classes, comparing firm-managed funds with benchmarks to highlight performance strengths and asset growth.

Provides an overview of asset management trends within the private banking sector, detailing net flows and investments across different time periods. Used for investment strategy discussions.

Discusses strong performance in asset management, highlighting profit growth and net new money inflows.

This slide provides quarterly financial data for Deutsche Bank's Asset Management division. It includes income statement metrics, AuM performance, net inflows, and fee breakdowns. Key messages highlight revenue growth, flat expenses, and strong passive inflows.

It analyzes a financial institution's asset management depth, contrasting traditional asset supervision with alternative investment strategies, to inform about breadth of offerings and strategic asset allocation.

This slide illustrates the financial growth in management fees and highlights key areas for further expansion, such as workplace wealth and sustainability. It is suitable for discussing the operational scale and potential areas for business growth.

An overview of the asset and wealth management services offered by the firm, categorizing them into breadth, scale, and insights. It showcases the firm's diverse asset management portfolio and its approach to providing comprehensive client solutions.

Presents financial results for the Asset & Wealth Management segment, highlighting revenues, operating expenses, and earnings.

The slide provides an overview of the full client service platform today in private banking and wealth management.

Discussing Goldman Sachs’ position as a leading asset and wealth manager, this slide showcases their scale and scope in the industry. It's designed for presentations emphasizing market leadership and client-oriented approaches.

This slide demonstrates growth in durable revenues and earnings within Asset & Wealth Management, using trend data and strategic differentiators.

Offering an overview of asset and wealth management financials, this slide is aimed at stakeholders interested in understanding the revenue streams and performance of these sectors. It breaks down revenues by different services such as private banking and lending.

Provides an overview of market leadership, strategic principles, and innovation within JPMorgan's Asset and Wealth Management, illustrating their market position and investment in research.

The slide provides an overview of the portfolio's asset mix, showing how capital is deployed and the composition of assets at the end of different periods, aiding in investment analysis and portfolio management.

The slide assesses German asset quality, emphasizing a well-diversified loan book totaling €215bn, predominantly in the Private Bank. Key indicators such as investment grade share, average loan size, and Stage 3 loan percentages are presented, alongside a trend graph showing stable provision for credit losses since 2023.

Highlights the German loan book composition (€215bn), with 75% in Private Bank. Emphasizes solid fundamentals like investment grade ratios and low delinquencies. CLP baseline and reported trends are shown. Key indicators include a 14-year interest fixing duration, low dpd90+ ratios, and broad risk mitigation across sectors.

This slide focuses on Deutsche Bank's German loan portfolio (€216bn), with 75% in the Private Bank and high levels of mortgage exposure. It reports solid asset quality indicators: 67% investment grade in Corporate Bank and low delinquency rates in Private Bank. A line graph shows provision trends for credit losses over the last 8 quarters, highlighting resilience and stability.

Shows improved asset quality and higher coverage ratios among most banks. Although NPLs rose slightly, a larger asset base improved ratios. BSF saw the largest NPL drop due to commercial loan write-offs. Data is visually segmented per bank to show individual performance.

The slide shows the expected returns for various asset classes such as equities, fixed income, and alternatives, providing insights for long-term investment strategies.

It provides an overview of cross-asset valuations, highlighting relative value across different asset classes, useful for investment strategy and asset allocation.

This slide offers a comparative analysis of asset class valuations, helping in assessing relative value and making informed investment decisions.

Displays the trend of assets under management within Deutsche Bank's Private Bank, highlighting changes and net flows.

Discusses the development of assets under management in asset management, highlighting quarterly changes, asset class distribution, and market performance.

Details the impact of market events on asset management, with significant net asset outflows and adverse FX impacts, contributing to an 8% decrease in AuM.

Provides a detailed overview of assets under management in the private bank, showing breakdowns by product group, business unit, and quarterly changes.

The slide examines the age distribution of coal power assets, comparing OECD countries and China, and provides median plant ages for various energy sources, emphasizing the durability and age of these assets.

Compares asset class and currency splits in Global Wealth Management and Asset Management

Presents a balanced snapshot of UBS’s 4Q24 balance sheet totaling 1,565bn, with detailed breakdowns of both asset and liability categories. Emphasizes customer deposits, debt, and equity levels with associated ratios like coverage and loan-to-deposit.

Overview of company's assets and liabilities at the end of the year, useful for financial analysis and understanding company structure.

Analyzes the financial instruments classified as Level 3 assets and liabilities, detailing their valuation uncertainty and movements over the quarter.

Details the growth and distribution of assets under management within the private banking sector, highlighting net flows and product distribution.

Reviews the asset management performance, focusing on quarterly growth and composition changes in assets under management.

It discusses the distribution and changes in assets under supervision, targeting financial analysts and investors analyzing portfolio diversification and regional asset allocation to guide investment decisions.

This slide categorizes levels of daily living activities and aligns them with applicable assistive technologies. It shows how innovations can promote independence and quality of life, especially for elderly or dementia patients.

This slide highlights the trends in independent external assurance of sustainability reporting among global companies, noting a doubling in assurance rates among Chinese G250 firms. It compares N100 and G250 assurance rates over time and emphasizes regional increases since 2020.

The slide ranks countries by their N100 assurance reporting and displays sector-based assurance rate trends. France and Taiwan lead in assurance adoption, while TMT and Automotive sectors show high assurance rates, contrasting with lagging sectors like Healthcare.

The slide provides a comprehensive overview of PwC's Assurance business unit's financial results over two fiscal years, highlighting increased demand and investments in quality and workforce. It's aimed at stakeholders reviewing fiscal health and strategic decisions made in the Assurance domain.

This slide highlights global beliefs about the chance of an asteroid impact on Earth. It compares perceived likelihood across countries, with average trends and year-over-year changes.

The slide explores global public belief in the likelihood of an asteroid striking Earth. India shows the highest concern, while Japan shows the least. The global average is 22%, with minimal change since 2022.

This slide addresses common misconceptions about athletic scholarships, showing average scholarship values by division and gender, while stressing their rarity. Only about 2% of high school athletes receive these scholarships. It also identifies sports eligible for full-ride scholarships.

Attendance in Texas was heavily male-dominated (90%) and largely domestic (87%). Provides demographic insight into event attendees.

Examines how Canadian investors' attitudes toward investing have shifted due to the pandemic, comparing conservative and aggressive investment attitudes before and after.

The slide analyzes various factors that influence France's attractiveness for foreign employees, showing the percentage of respondents who see each factor as an inducer or nuisance.

The slide highlights reasons investors expect Greece’s attractiveness to improve, citing infrastructure quality, availability of skilled talent, sustainability, and R&D opportunities.

This slide reports the Q1 2025 performance attribution of the J.P. Morgan US Technology Leaders Strategy. It breaks down relative performance impacts by top/bottom contributors and by sector, highlighting where alpha was generated or lost. Notable performance gains came from names like Alibaba and Robinhood, while Tesla and Trade Desk detracted. The sector attribution chart helps assess the role of selection vs. allocation.

Breaks down Q1 2025 performance attribution by highlighting best and worst performing stocks and sectors. Includes impact percentages and stock weights. A stacked bar chart shows attribution by stock selection vs. sector allocation.

This slide details the challenges marketers encounter with audience data, such as data access and GDPR compliance, highlighting areas that need improvement.

This slide presents data on global marketers' confidence in their audience data, revealing that only 26% feel fully confident. It emphasizes the need for improved data strategies.

The slide humorously uses a cow image to represent "growing our audience," linked to a new credit access program, highlighting strategic partnerships and market segment targeting, which are crucial for expanding consumer access and data acquisition.

This slide highlights the critical role of audience targeting in campaign performance, showing its significant impact compared to other factors like ad creative and data quality.

Evaluates AR and VR's current technological capabilities and the significant advancements needed for widespread adoption.

This slide assesses public support for strong, possibly authoritarian leadership to address perceived national problems. Thailand and South Korea show the highest agreement. France and Italy show substantial declines in support since 2016.

Details the segmentation of auto finance products in the EU5 market, emphasizing the shift towards subscription models and how it caters to changing consumer preferences.

Discusses the trend of declining vehicle ownership and the rise of subscription models, highlighting the market segmentation of auto finance in Europe.

Details the media spend distribution within the auto industry, focusing on the sufficient data available for LFVC ad spending analysis.

Analyzes the economic importance of auto manufacturing in SEA-6 and the growing competitive pressure from EV imports, especially from China. Compares local ICE-heavy production vs. rising foreign EV supply.

This slide highlights China's automotive industry transformation, focusing on new energy vehicles (NEVs), intelligent systems, and shared mobility. It underlines the move from ownership to usage-based models, supported by data showing increasing NEV sales and global vehicle sales.

Reviews the recovery in passenger vehicle sales post-pandemic, useful for market analysis and predicting future consumer behavior in the auto industry.

This slide analyzes the auto-finance market, presenting data on new and used car markets and electric vehicle trends, helpful for understanding market dynamics.

The slide tracks the increase in electoral autocracies and decline in liberal democracies. It signals concern for the future of democratic governance and institutional freedoms.

The slide illustrates that acceptance of automated driving is higher in China compared to Germany and the US, with varying comfort levels towards Level 4 and Level 5 automated driving features.

The slide shows that experts in Germany and the US rate automated driving functions higher than consumers, emphasizing features like traffic jam pilot and battery range extension.

Automated trucks are projected to improve fuel efficiency, reduce crashes, and lessen driver demand by 2040. Broader benefits include cost savings and new business models.

Costs for automated truck features increase with each automation stage. The majority (~85%) of costs are software-based, with total costs exceeding $23K per vehicle.

The slide details the technological requirements needed at each SAE automation stage, focusing on the increasing complexity and integration of vehicle systems.

Outlines AI-based automation solutions targeted at residents, case workers, and supervisors. Use cases include virtual agents, document processing, policy coaching, and translation AI, each aiming to improve efficiency, reduce errors, and enhance the user experience.

This slide quantifies the boost GenAI brings to technical automation potential in Germany, especially in complex tasks like managing, decision making, and interfacing with stakeholders—highlighting GenAI’s transformative capacity.

Discusses the extent of automation in Shared Services Centers (SSCs) and the savings achieved through Robotic Process Automation (RPA) implementation.

The slide compares the risk of job automation between older and younger workers and highlights the higher risk for older female workers compared to their male counterparts. It suggests a focus on training and education to mitigate these risks.

The slide categorizes GenAI's impact into automation, augmentation, and innovation, providing use cases like molecule design, 3D modeling, and coaching. It visually connects capabilities to real-world applications.

This slide highlights the growing use of automation and anticipated rise in cognitive computing in cybersecurity. 65% of companies currently use automation, while only 23% are using cognitive tools like AI or machine learning, suggesting a future shift toward more intelligent cyber risk technologies.

This slide discusses future automation plans within companies for HCP engagement, focusing on the scale of the companies and their software preferences.

Emphasizes increasing tech investment in compliance, with 82% planning more investment. Training, risk assessment, and monitoring are most common use cases. The chart shows current and planned adoption levels.

The slide shows that higher-educated workers are more affected by GenAI, with the greatest automation potential increase among those with Master’s or PhD-level education, due to knowledge-intensive work.

This slide examines the distribution of employment across different regions based on the level of automation adoption within industries. It highlights the potential displacement in job sectors due to varying degrees of technological integration, suggesting a focused analysis on how automation might reshape regional economies.

The slide presents how generative AI significantly increases automation potential in various occupations, especially knowledge work like education, legal, and creative roles. It quantifies AI’s impact on global employment.

Illustrates future retail and distribution center automation potential. Examples: drones, automated picking, AI service desks. Stores could cut labor hours by up to 60%; DCs up to 40%.

Discusses the risk of job automation for older workers and highlights the importance of policy measures to mitigate these risks.

Estimates the risk of job automation for older workers across various countries, emphasizing the importance of policy measures to reduce this risk.

Highlighting the differential impacts of automation on various employment sectors, this slide forecasts both opportunities and challenges in the job market by 2030. It presents data on potential job surpluses or shortages, wage changes, and resulting shifts in income inequality, offering insights into the strategic planning necessary for labor force adaptation in an increasingly automated economy.

The slide analyzes the relationship between wages and automation potential across various occupations, emphasizing how both high-wage and low-wage jobs are subject to automation. It's useful for discussions on the future of work, labor economics, or presentations on technological impacts on employment.

The slide discusses the potential automation risk faced by older workers in the UK, with specific industry data and public policy implications. It highlights the proportion of older workers and their risk levels across different sectors.

Covers basic “do it for me” GenAI tasks such as generating reports and autofilling forms. Use cases include personalized data visualizations and natural language analysis, showing progression toward non-standard, high-impact use cases.

Leaders are shown to prioritize automation and enhancing workforce experience over outsourcing, reflecting a shift towards more sustainable internal improvements in business operations.

Highlights that many organizations lack a strategic vision for automation and are not utilizing it in mobility processes. Shows a shift in automation focus from document creation to assignment initiation. Key values include reduced admin work and better data consolidation.

It assesses the utilization of automation and robotics across different business lines and account sizes for underwriting tasks.

Provides insights into the financial impact and common challenges of implementing automation in GBS organizations.

Describes how top-performing companies apply cognitive elements like telemetry and predictive analytics to automate processes. It shows these companies are twice as likely to use such technologies effectively.

Analyzes trends in automation within underwriting from historical and current perspectives across several business categories.

Explores the extent of automation in underwriting processes across various segments and business lines.

The slide breaks down projected growth in the automotive electronics sector, emphasizing components like ECUs, software, and power electronics. The chart highlights varying growth rates, with power electronics showing the fastest CAGR.

Analyzes auto employment trends from 1995–2014, attributing US job losses primarily to automation, while Mexico experienced growth due to labor-intensive manufacturing.

The slide presents a strategy for automotive players to expand their market by addressing human-centric mobility needs across different life areas, emphasizing the importance of maintaining user access.

Charts the growth of Experian’s automotive sector, focusing on revenue and market potential. Designed for presentations to investors or stakeholders interested in market trends and business opportunities in the automotive sector.

This slide focuses on software's share of the automotive market, with ADAS and HAD software making up the largest portion of growth. Infotainment and security software are also key contributors. Strong CAGR figures suggest robust sector expansion.

Outlines five major shifts impacting automotive suppliers, including stagnating growth, tech transitions, software focus, capex needs, and valuation pressure.

This slide outlines the methodology used to analyze automotive trends and their implications for the stamped BIW (Body-in-White) and chassis component market. It breaks down the approach into three phases: identifying macro trends, estimating market size and segmentation, and analyzing competitive impact on key players. The slide also lists data sources including interviews, external providers, and desk research.

This methodology slide breaks down the approach for assessing trends in the stamped BIW and chassis component markets. It includes stages of trend identification, market sizing, competitive analysis, and data sources like OEM interviews and external databases.

Outlines significant automotive industry trends, like digital retail and service innovations, and their implications for Experian's business strategies, emphasizing long-term industry evolution.

Explores the impact of mobility technology on different industries, detailing the specific implications for each, such as operational and business model changes.