Slide includes a column chart detailing the composition of loss-absorbing capacity in a financial institution. Annotations and arrows explain the key components and regulatory context.

Line chart showing European Banking Return on Equity from 1980 to 2018, with a significant dip around 2010, line in red against a grey background, annotations for key points.

Features stacked column charts displaying revenue mix changes over years. Graphs are segmented by revenue sources within the bank's various divisions. Beside, bullet points detail strategies for client growth.

Slide displays multiple column charts comparing year-over-year changes in market share and client engagement across banking services such as investments and payments.

Consists of a checkmark matrix comparing potential revenue opportunities in different banking sectors and a conceptual model of integrated relationship management in banking.

This slide shows pie charts and a data table illustrating the diversification of the loan book and deposit base of Deutsche Bank. It includes percentage breakdowns and geographical distribution, employing a clear and concise visual representation.

Features images of mobile apps, icons for various banking services, and small statistical infographics showing customer engagement metrics.

A content-rich slide with hexagonal icons linked to key industry trends such as digitalization and sustainable economy.

This slide has a composite column chart depicting banking and wealth management deposit balances over time.

The slide features a line chart showing Chapter 11 filings by US E&P and OFS companies in 2020 and a bar chart illustrating changes in community mobility in various sectors.

Two column charts: Left shows percentage distribution of banks' identified GenAI use cases. Right shows types of GenAI uses.

The slide has two line charts. The first chart shows Tier 1 risk-based capital ratios by bank asset size from 1996 to 2023. The second chart depicts primary market sources of financing for broadly syndicated loans from 1999 to 2022.

Bar chart showing retail fund distribution by channel and country. Summary insights on the right.

Bullet points outlining barriers with relevant icons

Includes column charts and text boxes illustrating financial data and long-term revenue visibility for private K-12.

Contains text boxes with bullet points highlighting different factors contributing to the business model and barriers.

This slide uses pie charts and text annotations to present the main barriers to digital adoption, focusing on ease of use, price, and product availability.

Horizontal bar chart listing reasons with percentages; includes gender-specific columns

The slide features a column chart displaying key barriers to integration or alignment of third-party management processes, using green bars to highlight the barriers.

Features a bar chart detailing major and very major barriers to productivity, with market competition and legacy technology at the top.

Three-column layout: main narrative on the left, challenges explained in the center, and a chart with barrier percentages on the right. Purple bar chart used again.

Bar graphs depicting the growth of average online shopping basket sizes in US dollars from 2021 to 2022.

Two bar graphs comparing interest in basketball between 2019 and 2023 (overall and under 30).

Horizontal bar chart comparing basketball interest across top 10 countries.

Infographic and narrative on left; dynamic basketball image on right. Emphasizes youth and growth appeal.

Bar chart with flags and bars representing top 10 countries by basketball interest among 16–29-year-olds; bold title, clean layout

Contains a line graph and textual analysis projecting the global demand for batteries up to 2030. The graph uses purple lines to denote historical and forecasted data, complemented by text on policy impacts.

Dual-bar chart layout (left by application, right by region) displaying growth projections for Li-ion and Na-ion battery demand from 2022 to 2030.

Contains bar graphs, and detailed text analysis comparing China, the US, and EU in terms of battery production capabilities. The slide uses a combination of purple, blue, and grey colors.

Features a bar chart and text outlining potential GDP growth and job creation through diversified battery industry strategies, set against a purple backdrop.

Slide with multiple textual sections and visual icons representing various aspects of the global battery market. It has a bold purple and white color scheme.

Contains two tables with detailed assumptions on battery industry growth and demand, separated by domestic and international sources, and growth scenarios for different mining and refining stages.

This slide summarizes multiple applications for batteries and knowledge gaps using icons and bulleted lists.

Features bar charts showing the potential production costs for battery cells and packs in various global locations, detailing cost differences and advantages in specific regions.

Timeline with icons and dates marking significant investments in battery manufacturing.

Line graph of raw material prices (2017–2022); change percentages annotated

Features a column chart and text detailing the forecasted supply challenges for lithium, nickel, and cobalt. The charts and textual content are arranged in a grid layout on a dark background.

A line graph illustrates the forecasted price trends for lithium-ion battery packs up to 2030, accompanied by detailed text analysis. The graph is set against a dark background with purple and grey lines.

Bar chart outlines who consumers believe should manage the end-of-life of EV batteries, categorized by responsibility preferences such as recycling companies and government agencies.

Horizontal flowchart with 5 battery manufacturing stages, showing key activities, source countries, profitability, and notable players below. Icons and pie charts enhance clarity.

Features a comparison of different battery technologies, including lithium-ion, flow batteries, and sodium-ion. The slide uses bar graphs to depict expected global demand and Australia's relative strength in these technologies. Color coding and icons are used to visually differentiate each technology type, with additional textual descriptions providing context on their applications and advantages.

Comparative layout by category with % growth projections (2024E vs. 2023) and market size estimates; includes vertical columns of insights by product segment.

Diagram with four main themes (Consumer, Products, Innovation, Influencers) surrounding the central theme of Beauty and Cosmetics.

Displays a column chart plotting annual growth rates of the beauty market, using a gradient color scheme for visual clarity.

Column chart depicting changes in behavior such as phone calls, online shopping, news consumption, exercise, and drinking alcohol, comparing pre/post COVID-19.

Vertical bar chart ranking factors that could personally encourage people to take action against climate change. Includes data on change from the previous year.

Classic two-panel format: statement on left, country-wise bar chart on right. Most countries show high agreement with minimal disagreement levels.

Horizontal bar chart ranking countries by concern over crime & violence; includes explanatory text on right.

Left-aligned blue headline with supporting vertical bar chart on the right showing response percentages by category.

Table chart showing % of German consumers changing various behaviors, broken down by generation. Color coding indicates deviation from average. Most actions relate to energy savings, budgeting, or avoiding Russia-linked products.

The slide shows a 2x2 matrix comparing the price and sustainability features of various beauty brands. It includes a legend for product features.

Bubble chart showing opportunity sizes by category (trust, satisfaction, usage) across industries. Colored by size and best-in-class value.

Contains a scatter plot showing revenue CAGR and EBITDA margin, along with Instagram followers for digital native, heritage, and hybrid brands.

Slide with text and images comparing Canada and Ukraine to Australia in terms of wheat production and export, highlighting similarities in supply chains and efficiency.

The slide has four sections: two bar charts, one column chart, and a textual explanation with graphs and diagrams.

The slide is text-heavy, detailing benchmarking strategies for social impact with bullet points. Emphasizes clarity and accessibility in its design.

A column chart showing percentages of respondents citing various benefits from emissions reduction, including improved reputation, lower operating costs, higher valuations, increased revenues, local taxation benefits, and talent attraction.

This slide utilizes a green and blue theme with six main categories listed in a three-column format. Icons and short descriptions are used for each benefit type.

Step-by-step flow for advancing sustainability through procurement with detailed text descriptions.

Top portion includes a question and analysis text; lower part features a bar split graphic on public sentiment about AI and fairness.

Two-column layout with bullet points detailing headwinds on the left and opportunities on the right. Uses icons and highlighted text for emphasis.

Flowchart-style diagram showing stakeholder interactions in the ecosystem with directional arrows, text boxes, and pain points highlighted in blue.

Timeline infographic illustrating five generations of bike sharing systems from 1965 to 2017. Each generation is explained in a boxed section along an upward trajectory.

World map showing global presence of bike sharing systems with bubble markers for number of systems and bikes per region. Clean and global infographic design.

World map with labeled circles showing distribution of systems and bikes by region; bubble sizes proportional to number of bikes

Left side has two growth charts (number of systems and bikes); right side bar chart lists largest global schemes by city

Dual charts: a time-series graph showing growth of schemes and bikes globally, and a bar chart comparing leading cities by number of bikes.

Dual chart layout: growth projection bar chart (market size and number of bikes) and bullet points listing rationale for market growth.

Scatter plot showing correlation between station density and usage frequency; key observations summarized in side box

This slide features a pie chart and a column chart, presenting data on billing accuracy and the timeliness of invoice generation, with clear graphical representation.

Two side-by-side bar graphs comparing 2019 and 2023 YoY growth in billings and revenue for commercial services.

The slide features a detailed case study on the emerging market for bio jet fuels in the US, covering the description, process characteristics, global market overview, and drivers/barriers. It includes a column chart showing aviation energy consumption forecast by fuel type from 2018 to 2040.

The slide features a diagram showing the value chain stakeholders for bio jet fuel production, including fuel producers, fuel distributors, aircraft manufacturers, airports, airlines, and governments. It also includes a production cost analysis and key regulations and policies in the US.

Dual donut charts: biocapacity share by nation and forest degradation share by nation.

Side-by-side bar graph comparing 2019 funding vs 2030 needs; text boxes on funding gaps, current flows, and solutions

Line graph (2010–2030) with biodiversity trend by region and donut chart of pressure sources.

Bar charts showing biodiversity loss by region and projected loss by 2050; stacked bar chart of contributing pressures

Top: narrative summary; Bottom: bar chart showing 2020–2022 biodiversity reporting by region. Clean design with five global regions.

Solid blue background with left-aligned narrative and circular infographic showing biodiversity reporting rates for N100 and G250 in 2022.

Left-aligned text blocks with key stats, bar charts on the right showing SEA-6 commodity production share

Matrix-style layout with three core solutions across top and three enabling solutions down the side; includes icons

Multi-column layout with icons atop each stakeholder category; green and white color palette; clear headers and bullet points

The slide features a column chart showing bioenergy consumption by sector (energy, transport, industry, buildings) and fuel type (solid biofuels, energy from waste, gaseous biofuels, liquid biofuels) for OECD countries in 2017.

The slide features a column chart forecasting bioenergy demand from 2018 to 2040, divided into advanced biomass and traditional biomass. The growth rates are highlighted, showing the contributions of both types to the total bioenergy demand.

The slide features a world map showing bioenergy primary energy demand by continent for 2017 and 2040 under a stated policies scenario. It highlights the high demand in Southeast Asia and Africa, and the favorable markets in developed countries for advanced bioenergy.

The slide features a world map showing bioenergy primary energy demand by continent for 2017 and 2040 under a stated policies scenario. Each continent's demand is displayed in terms of traditional biomass and advanced biomass.

The slide features a maturity curve for various bioenergy products, showing their progression from research to mature technology. Products include biogasoline, biomethanol, biobutanol, bio jet fuel, renewable diesel, biomethane, gas from waste, wood pellets, wood chips, biodiesel, and bioethanol.

The slide presents a column chart comparing the bioenergy sustainable potential against current energy consumption in different sectors (energy, transport, industry, buildings). Each sector's contribution to CO2 reduction is highlighted.

The slide displays a technology maturity curve for bioenergy processing methods, charting the progression from research to mature technology. The curve is segmented into different stages of development and deployment.

The slide features a column chart comparing bioenergy potential versus world energy demand for the year 2060. It uses varying shades of purple to represent different stages of bioenergy potential: theoretical, technical, and sustainable.

The slide is an advanced visual complexity level with multiple charts, including a central comparative list differentiating examples of technologies, expected outcomes, benefits, and risks in bioengineering.

Advanced visual complexity, featuring a numbered list and associated detailed text, with a DNA strand graphic emphasizing the subject of bioengineering debate topics.

The slide features two column charts. The first shows projected biofuel production costs from 2015 to 2045, comparing fossil fuels, 1st-gen biofuels, and advanced biofuels. The second chart shows biomethane production costs for energy crops, manure, and industrial waste.

The slide contains three line graphs comparing annual stock levels and price received for corn, soybeans, and wheat from 1995-2015. The design is balanced with textual information below each graph.

Timeline layout with color-coded stakeholder responsibilities and star-marked priority actions

The slide features a table listing various biofuels, their definitions, conversion methods, pretreatment processes, and feedstock compatibility. Biofuels include biomethanol, bioethanol, biobutanol, biogasoline, biodiesel, renewable diesel, bio jet fuels, biomethane, and biogas.

The slide features a detailed diagram explaining the biofuels applications opportunity assessment methodology. It includes steps for biofuel performance assessment, competitive advantage assessment, market potential assessment, and selection of the optimal combination of biofuel and market segment.

The slide features a detailed case study on biogas upgrading in China, covering the process description, key metrics, feedstock characteristics, and environmental performance. It includes a column chart showing biogas production by feedstock type in China for 2018.

Dual-bar growth chart on the left and opportunity callouts on the right; clean layout with dark green and grey accents.

The slide features five business cases from Europe, the US, and China, demonstrating the diverse applications of biomass, including waste-to-energy in the UK, bio jet fuel in the US, biomethane in China, renewable diesel in the US, and co-firing in the cement industry.