Left column outlines findings; right is a scatter plot comparing total assets vs. loan-to-deposit ratio for banks, with performance markers.

This slide contains a bar graph showing weighted average year-to-date local currency shareholder returns by industry, with varying bar widths representing market cap sizes. It has a clear title, a source line, and annotations for data points.

Two line charts comparing Japanese and U.S. bond yields; minimalist layout with dual-axis and legend.

The slide features line charts and vertical column charts showing the development of net interest income and margins for different banking segments.

The slide includes multiple charts: line charts for EM earnings by region and price-to-book ratio, and a bar chart for the growth of the middle class. Different colors distinguish regions and forecast years.

Similar bar chart format to Slide 19311; teal and red bars for agree/disagree; countries listed vertically; layout and design are consistent with previous slide.

Bar chart detailing the forecasted reduction in green hydrogen production costs by 2035, broken down by factors like power generation and electrolyzer efficiency.

Two sets of bar charts: Left – quarterly provisions for credit losses by unit; Right – stage 3 loan volumes at amortized cost and related coverage ratios.

A line chart displaying U.S. inflation rates for healthcare services, commodities, and professional services from 2018 to 2023, with distinct color coding for each category.

Column chart of actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, highlighting recycling and renewable energy

The slide contains a central diagram labeled "Navigating a world of uncertainty," with five connected themes: Pricing strategy, Labor, Supply, Cost of capital, and ESG and sustainability. Each theme has additional relevant factors listed around the diagram.

The slide features two visual elements. The first is a multi-line graph showing occupancy by country over several years, with different lines representing different countries. The second is a horizontal bar chart showing portfolio weighting by country. The line graph and bar chart are color-coded to differentiate the countries and show occupancy trends over time, with annotations for specific data points.

The slide shows a balanced layout with text on the left and related hexagonal icons on the right. It details investment approaches like "Equity," "Debt," and "Tax Credit Equity," with impacts such as "Sustainable Transport" and "Communities."

Utilizes a combination of bar graphs and numerical data to display the trend of digital purchasing in ASEAN. It contrasts the years 2016 and 2021, with a side text summarizing the data's implications. The design is simple with a focus on clarity and contrast.

Bar and waterfall chart left, detailed comparison table right with volume, margin, and utilization metrics.

Slide contains column charts comparing loan and deposit figures across quarters for different banking segments. Highlights include changes in loan and deposit levels, and loan-to-deposit ratios, with percentage changes noted. Text sections provide key insights into performance and market trends.

The slide shows a column chart on the left showing North American buyout deals and a text box on the right detailing representative deals. The color scheme is mainly blue and white, with text and graph elements.

Split layout with text and “Key trends” on the left; right side includes a vertical bar chart showing growth of the digital economy by year.

The slide has three vertical bar charts comparing experts' and consumers' ratings of connected car service features in Germany, the US, and China, focusing on differences in preferences.

The slide contains a scatter plot showing the correlation between countries' digital maturity and their propensity for subscriptions. It includes a descriptive text box on the implications of this correlation.

Horizontal bar chart showing public opinion on whether healthcare spending should be increased, maintained, or lowered, with % change from 2023.

This slide includes a bar chart listing potential attributes of the physical store shopping experience that consumers find appealing, such as click-and-collect services and self-service checkouts.

Features column and line charts comparing emission reduction targets with vibrant colors and a clear title. The layout is complemented by bullet-pointed text and annotations.

The slide includes a map of the US Northeast with locations of cement plants and port terminals, along with icons representing different supply chain stages.

This slide features a column chart displaying the total expense ratios of various Swiss Real Estate funds. The chart uses vertical bars to represent each fund's TER_REF.