This slide discusses burnout levels among Gen Zs and Millennials and highlights the percentage of respondents agreeing with statements about workload intensity, organizational burnout, and employer responses to burnout.

Analyzes the steps required to defeat the pandemic by Q3 2021 through a multi-phase approach, focusing on public health measures, virus monitoring, and vaccine rollout.

The slide presents financial metrics from 2019–2023, demonstrating consistent operating margin growth and healthy cash flow, debt, and leverage indicators, reinforcing Ipsos’ financial strength.

The slide illustrates the change in perception regarding the power of social media firms, comparing data from 2019 and 2021 across countries.

Offers historical context for current CO2 levels, underscoring the urgency in addressing climate change for policy makers and environmental planners.

Public listings have dropped significantly since 2021, with M&A dominating exit types. Total exit values are down across the board, showing limited liquidity events and a slowdown in large-scale buyouts and IPOs.

This slide presents the strategic plans for cost reduction and improving efficiency in 2023 across different regions, comparing North America, Europe, and Asia in their approaches to handling operational models and organizational structures.

Details capabilities to boost an affluent strategy, contrasting the First Republic model with the CCB affluent strategy across various service dimensions.

The slide presents survey results of investors' beliefs about the timing of the next US recession, with the majority expecting it within the year.

This slide analyzes market performance across equity size and style segments, with a focus on quarterly and trailing twelve-month (TTM) index returns. Sector performance comparisons from the S&P 500 are provided to contextualize current trends and investment positioning.

Summarizes the financial impact and social return on investment of the National Community Hubs Program, detailing benefit distribution across various sectors.

Emphasizes that AXP attracts high-spending and low-risk international consumers, particularly in Japan, Mexico, UK, and Australia. Also shows that 82% of 2023 international consumer billing came from premium fee-based products.

This slide highlights Deutsche Bank's strong capital position at the end of Q4 2024, with available MREL/TLAC significantly exceeding regulatory requirements. The €23bn surplus results from AT1 and senior preferred issuances. Requirements and subordination buffers are visualized to show surplus against thresholds.

This slide explores the projection of export capabilities and FDI flows, crucial for understanding future economic interactions and investments.

Shows that Millennials and Gen Z ramp up spending faster and have lower delinquency rates, with an expected higher lifetime value due to younger acquisition age.

Highlights the essential role of removal credits in achieving net zero scenarios and their projected volumes over time.

This slide breaks down the Southeast Asian digital population into five consumer demographics based on location, income, and age. It's valuable for segmenting the market and developing targeted digital strategies. The slide also updates the classification method from previous reports, making it relevant for current market analysis.

Highlights the growth in return on tangible equity over recent years and the increased capital distributions to shareholders.

The slide presents three market topics: Growth in Equities, Impact of Electronification, and Performance of Client Franchise with details on each.

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.

Highlights how robust productivity growth buffers against compensation growth, reducing unit labor costs and easing inflation pressures.

The slide presents data on the sharp increase in secondary-market funding round sizes for technology in 2017, emphasizing the growth in mega rounds and key investments. Suitable for discussions on market shifts and investment strategies.

The slide presents the Beyond Your Limits program, which provides targeted support for care-experienced young people through skills training and mentoring.

It highlights the top three brand KPCs for users spending over SEK 50k and those spending less than SEK 10k annually, with supporting quotes.

Shows the impact of President Joe Biden's election on transatlantic relations, with a majority seeing it positively, as indicated by a survey of respondents.