Georgia’s railway network is emphasized for its potential to serve the Middle Corridor through Black Sea ports (Poti/Batumi). It notes infrastructure challenges and targets to boost containerization and improve rail-to-sea connectivity.

The slide visually compares organizational aspects such as talent recruitment, digitization, and agility, highlighting areas where German and Swiss companies see the most need for improvement versus European companies generally.

The slide presents a fragmented German prefab housing market where the top 5 suppliers hold only ~30% share. It includes market share breakdowns for the prefab and turnkey markets and outlines recent M&A activities, indicating industry consolidation.

Examines Germany’s age-disaggregated COVID-19 data to illustrate how a shift toward younger infections explains a reduction in CFR. Provides estimated CFR by age and supports findings with close correlation to actual CFR trends.

Shows diversification in Germany’s €220bn loan book, dominated by Private Bank. Highlights solid fundamentals like investment grade, loan exposure per client, and low default rates. Graph shows CLP stability with temporary impacts from specific events.

The slide illustrates increasing optimism among CxOs regarding growth in Germany, with 48% forecasting expansion in their German footprint over the next 5 years.

This slide discusses the economic conditions in Germany, highlighting GDP growth trends and the impact of COVID-19 on the economy.

This slide discusses Germany's economic conditions, highlighting GDP growth trends and the impact of COVID-19 on the economy.

Focuses on Germany's rise in the Golden Age Index due to incentives for longer work and higher retirement ages, and labor market reforms.

Germany continues to show strong VC activity in Q3 2024, with deal volumes sustained by major investments in defense-tech and space-tech. The commentary notes an 8-quarter high despite broader European slowdowns due to summer seasonality.

Germany saw over $2.5B in fintech investment in H1 2021, driven by large VC rounds in wealthtech and digital insurance. The slide discusses ongoing trends and the rise of regulated digital financial services.

Assesses €216bn German loan book split across bank divisions, noting strong fundamentals and resilience. Loan quality indicators, interest fixing duration, and CLP rates remain stable. Conservative underwriting and hedges support portfolio quality despite macro pressures.

This slide analyzes asset quality in the German market, emphasizing a diversified €215bn loan portfolio primarily in the Private Bank. It includes solid fundamentals such as low dpd90+ rates, high insurance coverage, and conservative underwriting practices.

Describes various opportunities Brexit offers for Germany as a business location, focusing on sectors such as financial services and R&D.

Germany records its lowest-ever good economy rating at 31%, with a sharp decline from stable historical highs. The graph shows public confidence waning dramatically over the decade.

Germany hit a new all-time low in economic sentiment with only 27% rating the economy as good, continuing a downward trend as noted in recent months.

Germany’s “good economy” rating has fallen to 49%, with a 4-point drop from the previous month. The chart shows consistent optimism until a noticeable decline post-2020. Commentary notes this is the sharpest recent fall among surveyed countries.

Germany has seen a 9 percentage point increase since 2023 in the belief that the main societal divide is between ordinary citizens and elites, aligning with broader populist concerns tracked globally.

Describes Germany's hydrogen strategy with an emphasis on infrastructure, partnerships, and regulations to enhance the use of hydrogen as a sustainable energy source.

This slide covers the timeline and phases of Germany’s evolving hydrogen strategy, focusing on increasing production and infrastructure expansion.

Measures how positively countries view Germany’s future influence. Germany averages 75% globally. Canada (71%) rates Germany above the U.S. (69%). Changes from prior year are also noted for each country.

The slide presents international sentiment about Germany’s role in world affairs over the next decade, with 30 countries ranked by percentage of positive response. Comparative change from 2023 is shown.

Analyzes the potential impact of a hard Brexit on job cuts in different sectors, highlighting banking and technology.

Focuses on Deutsche Bank’s German loan book, showing 75% in Private Bank with strong underwriting. Key metrics include low delinquency, solid corporate fundamentals, and stable credit loss provisions (CLPs), despite minor increases due to temporary factors.

Most German respondents noticed price increases across multiple spending categories. Particularly high increases were reported in groceries, gasoline, and home energy. This breakdown helps identify where consumers feel inflation most directly across their recent purchases.

Highlights that while the number of startup financing rounds in Germany decreased in 2024, the total value of investments increased by 17%, signaling higher-value funding rounds despite fewer deals.

Germany’s market is led by timber-frame construction and a high share of turnkey housing. Turnkey is projected to grow the most. Sustainability and mid-price segments are key drivers of future growth.

The slide correlates perceived inequality with actual economic inequality (Gini coefficient). Countries in Latin America and Africa show high concern and inequality, while Europe and North America show lower concern. Highlights discrepancies in perception vs. data.

Focuses on the financial results and revenue specifics of the Global Banking & Markets sector, providing insights on performance factors, investment banking fees, and revenue streams. Designed for detailed market analysis and strategic planning.

The slide highlights a 50% growth in international locations from 2021 to 2023, alongside acceptance improvements across e-commerce, tourist attractions, and transport sectors, indicating broader card usage opportunities.