Includes two pie charts showing the frequency of core and secondary bank relationship reviews. Text explains the importance of systematic reviews.

Contains a side-by-side column chart comparison and bullet points detailing the benefits of utilizing bank entities for growth.

Details Citigroup's global consumer banking performance with data on net income, expenses, and credit costs among various regions.

Slide with a title at the top, three columns with blue and black text. The left column has monetary values, the middle column has checkmarks and benefits, and the right column has progress details in blue boxes.

Features a US map indicating client coverage and a column chart illustrating expansion market revenue growth in blue and green bars.

The slide presents two sets of column charts. The left chart shows a slight increase in technology expenses from 2019 to 2022. The right side shows infrastructure costs remaining steady from 2015 to 2021 alongside a dramatic doubling of compute and storage volumes. Each chart includes annotations like percentage changes.

A two-column slide, the left side shows column charts with market share and industry wallet, while the right side lists key focus areas for discussion with check marks.

This slide features multiple column charts showing loan volumes, revenues, and deposits growth from 2016 to 2017 for ICG and GCB units.

Features column charts displaying decade-long trends in revenue, deposits, loans, and gross IB revenue, accompanied by key metric summaries. Dark and light blue palette.

Two main sections: upper with a business banking overview, lower with icons representing specialized industries. Blue and grey color scheme, clean layout.

Three colored sections provide a detailed overview of trends and developments in Banking, Insurance, and Transactions and Payments Services, with corresponding icons.

A composite slide with a mix two column charts showing market share over time, one for individual products, and one by region.

The slide includes a column chart showing the increase in WM loans from 2019 to 2023, and text highlighting the growth in net new assets and revenues for current checking account holders.

A three-part image showing the U.S. map in red, blue, and dark blue, highlighting different business regions. The right side lists key company data points in a clear font.

The slide features multiple data visualization formats including bar charts, column charts, and tables. It compares financial performance over different quarters.

Blue and white color scheme with multiple graphics. There's a flowchart at the top, three outlined boxes below indicating rankings (#1 Primary bank market share, #2 SMB credit card spend, #1 Payment provider), and logos for VISA and Chase.

Layout includes column charts and bullet points detailing performance metrics in personal banking and wealth management.

A content slide with text explaining the trends in the banking industry towards digital customer experiences. Includes a bubble chart ranking various trends in terms of importance and likelihood to respond.

The slide includes a line chart depicting US commercial bank borrowing from the Federal Reserve from 2007 to 2023, highlighting events like the 2008-09 Global Financial Crisis, COVID-19 pandemic, and recent US bank failures. Text boxes annotate significant events.

Structured slide with hexagonal graphics, connecting various business operations aspects centered around commercial banking.

Slide contains column charts, and images. It has a dense layout with graphical data.

Combines text sections with check marks and minimalistic design.

Two charts: a bar chart showing global corporate debt maturities by year and a line chart tracking corporate bankruptcy trends alongside non-investment grade corporate yields, emphasizing financial stress from high-interest rates.

Contains two line charts. The left chart depicts policy rate trends of the Fed, ECB, and BoJ from January 2020 to April 2024. The right chart shows the return-on-equity of US, European, and Japanese banks from 2010 to 2024.

The slide presents a column chart showing income, costs, and other metrics over different quarters, highlighting margin growth.

Features column charts depicting barriers to cost program success and lessons learned from such programs in the Nordics.

Displays pie charts illustrating main barriers to effective digital technology application in procurement, such as data integration and quality issues.

The slide showcases two line graphs comparing the common equity growth over time for different entities and projected growth due to Basel 3 reforms. It's a complex visual presentation meant for expert audiences.

It includes column charts illustrating the 'Basel III capital position', with annotations and an adjacent key explaining the colors representing different financial categories.

This slide features six gauge charts and a timeline. The top three charts indicate risk-weighted assets for 'Trading', 'Lending', and 'Operational Risk and CVA', each in a gauge format with color gradations from green to red. Below, a timeline marks key regulatory milestones for Basel III. The bottom three gauges represent capital buffers: GSIB, SCB, and CCyB. The overall design is structured, with blue as a dominant color and the use of arrows and timeline for historical and future projections.