The slide shows two horizontal bar charts comparing how CFOs spend their time on different objectives and in practice, split between formal and informal settings. It also includes a quote from a private equity investor.

Vertical stacked bar showing workforce impact expectations (more, same, fewer FTEs) and reasons (e.g., upskilling, restructuring).

The slide shows a column chart representing 'CCB Adjusted Expense' in billions from 2021 to 2022, with projections for 2023. Factors contributing to changes in expenses are highlighted with arrows and brief descriptions. There are also several small icons, such as a car and a computer, which serve as visual aids to accompany the explanations of the various contributing factors.

Includes a bar and column chart combo showcasing the GMV in transport and food, with color differentiation and growth percentage annotations.

The slide includes a column chart showing the percentage of clients using banking apps, with a focus on digital approaches for customer service. Text on the left explains the necessity of digital solutions for banks.

Column charts comparing focus on present vs. future preparations across different periods and industries.

Similar design to 17508 with horizontal bar metrics; emphasis on well-being and ethics.

Vertical bar chart comparing 2024 vs 2018 agreement on reasons why people misunderstand national change. Focuses on media, social media, bias, and numeric ability.

Features bar charts and bullet points for financial data.

Bar charts comparing issuances and redemptions by instrument type; callouts for future maturities.

Two side-by-side bar charts for EBITDA and cash generation, with trend lines for margin %, using green for R$ and blue for US$; employee image at bottom.

This slide features three main metrics: revenue, total installed base, and future revenue projections. It includes pie charts for product lines, geographies, and revenue models with purple color themes.

Two comparative infographic elements showing survey results: one indicating the percentage of companies seeing $1 million+ in annual benefits, and the other showing those seeing $100 million+ in benefits from emission reductions.

Horizontal bar chart with “Important” and “Not important” segments; ranked by importance of being born in country

Revenue/EBITDA breakdown for 2023 vs 2029 (low/high case); supporting assumptions in sidebar

Contains a table and column charts comparing different scenarios for scrap usage in steel production by 2025, highlighting potential strategies.

Japan-focused slide. Left: title and score; Right: historical sentiment line chart

Single line graph showing global policy uncertainty from 2017–2025, with steep rise in US uncertainty in 2025. Clean, focused design with large title and sidebar annotation.

Tall vertical bar chart with annotated highlights and color-coded categories. Sparse layout with white background.

The slide features a column chart showing changes in investor optimism about the economic outlook from 2016 to 2021, with positive expectations peaking in 2021.

This world map slide highlights specific countries like the USA, China, India, and Japan with red pins, indicating a focus on these regions for the survey. It provides a clear global comparison context.

The slide lists core, business, procurement, and digital skills, categorized by yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's skills with a detailed skills layout table.

Pie charts showing regional trailer production market share by OEM in 2017

Three-column layout on pale blue background with icons and text describing three metrics: country decline, broken system, and immigration/elite sentiments.

Two bar charts showing customer and country exposure by percentage of NBV, with associated airline and country flags.