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An analysis of agricultural market drivers globally, emphasizing the influence of population growth and dietary changes on the industry.

Identifies four main drivers of customer advocacy—Reassure me, Remember me, Delight me, Reward me—based on global banking study findings. Describes methodology used (49,300 surveyed, 194 variables analyzed) to derive 21 significant variables into 4 key groups.

Illustrates monthly fluctuations in startup deal counts and values for 2024. Highest activity was in Q3, while December marked the lowest. Emp

Duplicate content: forecasted remittance increase in 2025 due to improved global growth and easing policy rates in source countries. Highlights CBN actions to support inflow.

This slide breaks down 1-month return data for the S&P 500 based on factors such as beta, market cap, and valuation. It compares the S&P 500's return against various cohorts and attributes performance to key financial metrics. Each subplot visualizes a different performance driver.

This slide illustrates the dominance of 2-wheelers in Southeast Asia and the growth opportunity for 2W EVs. It compares current vehicle types in use and trends in 2W EV penetration, noting that countries like Vietnam have seen strong adoption compared to others.

This slide outlines predictions for 2023 market trends, focusing on potential impacts of inflation, interest rates, and recession fears. It is aimed at market analysts and financial strategists planning for the upcoming year.

Offers a visual summary of 2024 luxury performance. Japan is leading while China is under pressure. Outlets outperform full-price stores. Eyewear and beauty hold strong, while Gen Z and Millennials are pulling back. Breakdowns by retail type, product category, and generation offer insights into shifting consumption behavior.

Outlines three potential scenarios for personal luxury goods market growth in 2025, with a realistic scenario (75% probability) expecting recovery led by China, Western markets, and Japan. Charts suggest flat to moderate growth (€363–375B). Also includes economic growth rates across regions to support expectations.

Provides a consolidated snapshot of Barclays' current financials and 2026 strategic goals, showing targets for receivables, RoTE, margin, CIR, loan loss rate, and risk-weighted assets. Aligns expectations with broader Group objectives.

Describes GenAI's value generation across four domains: synthesizing content, coding, creative personalization, and customer interaction. Each area includes specific use cases and productivity gain estimates.

Highlights the superior 4G coverage in Java, Bali, and Sumatra which facilitates better internet connectivity in schools compared to other regions.

Examines the discrepancies in 4G download speeds across various operators over time, highlighting how smaller operators are improving their services to remain competitive despite having similar levels of 4G network availability.

This slide highlights the role of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies in achieving global goals, focusing on investment trends and sustainability challenges.

The slide provides an overview of UBS's underlying PBT for 4Q23, highlighting key financial metrics and performance indicators.

Highlights the long-term cost of withdrawing retirement funds to pay for college. It quantifies the loss to retirement savings and monthly investment needed to recoup those losses. Promotes using 529 plans for tax-advantaged education savings.

Displays the differences in state tax benefits for 529 plan contributions. Distinguishes between tax parity, tax-neutral, and in-state-only benefit states. Encourages checking local rules for contribution advantages.

This slide outlines the most common savings vehicles families use for education and highlights underutilization of tax-advantaged 529 plans. It compares the percentage of families using different options, including cash, IRAs, and insurance, while emphasizing $1.5 trillion in missed savings efficiency.

Discusses Singapore’s strong digital infrastructure, high smartphone penetration rate, and the country's leading role in metaverse readiness and data center developments.

Discusses Thailand’s technological advancements, including 5G coverage, broadband speed, and digital economy, with a focus on enhancing consumer and business tech use.

Describes South Korea’s advancements in technology, 5G coverage, and cybersecurity, with a focus on future developments like 6G and shared data centers.

Highlights Taiwan’s tech fundamentals, including 5G coverage, semiconductor production, and initiatives to enhance digital governance and cybersecurity.

Highlights Vietnam’s technology fundamentals, including 5G coverage, smartphone penetration, and initiatives to enhance digital infrastructure and accessibility.

Discusses user perceptions of 5G compared to 4G, highlighting improvements and challenges in mobile internet quality. This slide can be used to assess the impact of technological advancements in mobile networks.

The slide analyzes the historical performance of a balanced 60/40 portfolio, useful for understanding long-term investment returns and risk management.

Shows yearly breakdown of 60/40 portfolio returns into equity and fixed income components, alongside historical correlation between stocks and bonds. Analyzes inflation periods as well.

The slide explores the advancements in wireless communication technologies from 1G to 6G, highlighting the improvements in KPIs like peak data rate and latency. It lists potential use cases for 6G, emphasizing its role in supporting data-hungry applications and enabling fundamental innovations.

The A1 scenario models virus recurrence with slow economic recovery. It shows deeper GDP drops and delayed return to pre-crisis levels, especially for the US and Eurozone. This represents a pessimistic but plausible recovery path.

A more optimistic recurrence scenario (A2) where strong global policy response drives a sharp recovery. GDP drops are significant but the rebound is faster, especially for China, returning to pre-crisis levels by late 2021 or early 2022.

A best-case scenario where the virus is contained and economic growth returns quickly. The chart compares GDP index recovery for major economies and highlights minimal GDP contraction for China with faster recovery compared to the US and Europe.

The slide compares current and expected investment distribution across AADA pillars, showing AI as the largest growth area. It illustrates a shift in strategic focus toward AI over the next two years.

The slide outlines key trends influencing AADA (Analytics, Automation, Data, AI), including GenAI innovation, cloud modernization, talent upskilling, and hyperautomation. Examples like BMW, TCS, and Accenture support each trend’s relevance across sectors.

This slide provides an analysis of the capital markets for lenders, lessors, and ABS debt, highlighting trends in transactions, outstanding debt, and market activity.

The automotive sensor market is expected to grow from $23B in 2019 to $46B in 2030. Key drivers include ADAS and AD systems, with notable growth in LiDAR and radar sensors. The slide includes a CAGR breakdown, indicating a decline in powertrain sensors and strong growth in AD-focused components.

Forecasting growth in autonomous vehicles, the slide shows an increase in advanced driver assistance systems (Level 2+) through 2030. It ties consumer demand and regulatory shifts to the rise of higher-level AD systems.

It benchmarks AEP scores for team excellence, organizational alignment, buy/pay channels, performance management, and more, indicating quartile rankings.

It benchmarks AEP scores for team excellence, organizational alignment, buy/pay channels, performance management, and more, indicating quartile rankings.

The slide tracks how Dutch banks have lost SME loan market share to Alternative Finance Providers (AFPs), especially in smaller loans. AFPs now provide 45% of new micro-SME loans, doubling their share since 2019.

Describes AGVs and AMRs, their roles in warehouse automation, and key drivers for their adoption in e-commerce.

The slide categorizes organizations into achievers, builders, innovators, and experimenters based on their AI strategies and foundations, highlighting the small percentage of AI achievers.

Highlights the adoption and impact of AI technologies in contact centers, focusing on the deployment stages and benefits of voice and text analytics.

Highlighting the financial benefits of early AI adoption, this slide illustrates economic gains across different cohorts. It is valuable for financial performance reviews and investment discussions, emphasizing the advantage for front runners in tech adoption.

Leaders are urged to consider the significance of AI adoption, evidenced by statistics on global expansion, innovation, and investment, reflecting AI's impact on business performance.

The slide provides a detailed breakdown of AI adoption rates across industries and business functions, indicating a higher rate in technology-centric fields.

The slide addresses the issue of discriminatory bias in AI systems, emphasizing the need for efforts to prevent such biases from being embedded. It outlines the cycle of bias, from real-world patterns of inequality to biased AI design and deployment practices, highlighting the challenges and potential solutions for creating fairer AI systems.

The slide outlines the projected advancements in AI capabilities over the next few decades. It predicts significant milestones in AI performance, highlighting the increasing complexity and ambition of tasks that intelligent machines will be able to accomplish, potentially surpassing human capabilities.

Examines the broader challenges of AI adoption, including labor market shifts, data management, and regulatory concerns.

This slide discusses crucial debate topics surrounding AI trends, such as the importance of trustworthiness, the necessity of explainability, the benefits of application prioritization, and the spectrum of other relevant risks, including cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, privacy, and fairness issues.

Offers an overview of AI's potential impact on industries, emphasizing the need for holistic approaches and ecosystem collaboration in leveraging AI.

Highlights key financial benefits and the essential steps businesses take to scale AI initiatives for maximum economic impact.

Discussing the broad impact of AI, it lists various industries such as IT and pharmaceuticals, along with specific effects like process optimization and new drug discovery.

Provides strategic guidance on incorporating AI into business models and operational practices to drive growth and innovation.

Outlines how AI has been strategically utilized across various industries to optimize operations and enhance customer interactions.

Emphasizes the strategic role of AI investments in accelerating market delivery and enhancing data management at scale.

Dispels the idea that the AI M&A boom is over, citing increasing deal volume, mega-cap leadership, infrastructure investment, and evolving deal types. Regulatory pressures, particularly from the EU, are also discussed as a limiting factor.

This slide explains the significance of AI maturity for competitive advantage, presenting data on AI adoption rates and projected impact on business transformation.

The slide highlights the increasing influence of AI on company revenue, presenting projected data on AI investments and their expected impact by 2024.

Discusses the structural and capability growth within AI sectors, projecting significant market expansion through 2023.

This slide discusses when generative AI is likely to have a transformative impact on organizations, with a focus on the near-term future, as depicted by the pie chart and supported by a professional imagery.

Table of contents for a report on AI autonomy, outlining sections such as The Binary Big Bang, Generative UI, and Learning Loops. Each section includes page numbers and subtitles indicating the theme.

Providing a brief overview of practical AI use cases in different industries and their respective benefits, emphasizing the transformative power of AI.

This slide continues to highlight the financial importance of AI, showing potential value in various business functions and the correlation between AI maturity and financial performance.

AI accuracy has steadily improved, overtaking human performance in vision, speech, and language tasks by 2016–2017. The chart shows technology maturity across domains and the inflection points of AI advancement.

It identifies different levels of AI adoption among organizations, categorizing them into Achievers, Builders, Innovators, and Experimenters based on their AI capabilities and performance.

This slide demonstrates how shorter innovation cycles contribute to stronger AI activity, supported by data comparing innovation cycles in China, USA, and France.

Presents data on the high rate of AI adoption among C-level executives and companies with significant annual revenue, indicating a trend towards widespread AI implementation.

The slide compares Indian and global retail CEO perspectives on AI adoption, revealing higher optimism and expectations in India. Charts show GenAI's impact on efficiency, revenue, and profitability. It also notes marginal headcount changes and limited AI workforce integration, highlighting early-stage adoption and varied strategic focus across companies.

Analyzes the gap between perceived importance and actual attention given to AI-related attributes such as privacy, transparency, and explainability. Highlights critical blind spots in AI governance practices.

Focuses on integrating AI into business processes, highlighting the importance of collaboration between tech teams and business units for effective AI adoption. Stresses on both the financial and transformational impacts of AI with real-world business examples.

Offers eight key principles to guide organizations in adopting AI for customer experience improvements. Covers readiness assessment, ethical frameworks, clear use cases, role definitions, and scalability.

The slide presents data on generative AI adoption across different business functions like IT/cybersecurity, marketing, and more. The data is categorized by levels of expertise, ranging from 'Little' to 'Very high'. The largest circles indicate the highest adoption and expertise levels. This could be used in presentations to highlight areas of focus for AI skills development or to showcase industry benchmarks in AI expertise. The data is from a survey conducted in Q4 2023, with 2,835 responses, indicating a strong inclination towards higher expertise in IT and product development.

The slide outlines how AI is being adopted across various finance functions, including planning, accounting, and risk management. It shows a bar chart visualizing the extent of AI adoption across areas, highlighting how AI is becoming a game-changer. The text provides regional insights and quotes an executive emphasizing trust and transparency.

Details projected financial benefits for banks adopting AI, emphasizing significant gains in productivity, revenue growth, and return on equity, suitable for financial strategy discussions.

Presents key findings on AI adoption in financial reporting, showing high current and projected adoption rates. Highlights geographic and industry-specific adoption stats and the strategic role of AI in IT budgets and board decisions.

Highlights variations in AI adoption attitudes across different generations and geographical locations.

Examines the global state of AI adoption across various industries and countries, noting areas where France needs to improve.

Discusses the necessary enablers for adopting AI within organizations, emphasizing governance and skills.

Discusses key organizational questions for generative AI adoption, including managing culture, strategic workforce planning, and operational model design.

It highlights that organizations with high expertise in Generative AI are adopting and scaling the technology more rapidly and extensively, investing in various areas like hardware, cloud, and code generators.

Demonstrates increasing engagement with AI among Southeast Asian users, especially through smartphone use. Search trend data confirms a steady rise in interest in AI topics across countries, highlighting a fertile environment for AI adoption in consumer and business applications.

This slide outlines the top AI-related strategic bets scaled by companies across various industries, ranked by the percentage of firms adopting each. It highlights the leading AI initiatives by sector, from fraud detection to agent enablement.

Discusses the slower adoption and piloting rates of AI among French companies compared to other countries.

The slide evaluates AI adoption trends (flatlining at ~50% post-2018) and shows growing diversity in AI use cases (e.g., robotic process automation, NLP). Emphasis is placed on emerging generative AI models like GANs and transformers.

The slide lays out a roadmap for AI adoption: from general productivity tools to specialized and complex use cases. It emphasizes trends like infrastructure consolidation and industry divergence, indicating a shift toward tailored, high-impact AI applications in sectors such as legal, financial, and industrial operations.

Introduces the report’s purpose, highlighting banks’ experimentation with AI agents and challenges in scaling. Emphasizes opportunity to realize efficiencies and sets up a structured framework for adopting AI tools.

This slide highlights global perspectives on the role of AI agents in 2025. Countries like the US, Japan, and UAE show high percentages of companies viewing AI agents as having a central or exploratory role. A global average of 67% indicates strong optimism around AI deployment.

Highlights AI assistant capabilities for corporate banking clients across knowledge and automation use cases. It describes functions such as payment help, financial advice, product setup, and integration support.

This slide compares generational expectations for job change due to AI from 2023 to 2024. Younger generations (Gen Z, Millennials) continue to show higher belief that AI will impact their work, with slight increases across all age groups year-over-year.

Examines generational attitudes toward AI, cost-of-living sensitivity, and ESG preferences. Younger consumers are more impacted and more willing to pay for personalization and sustainability.

Offers a global overview of attitudes towards AI in the workplace, essential for international strategy planning and market entry decisions.

The slide presents research findings on AI adoption in finance, focusing on which AI attributes executives prioritize (e.g., privacy, security) and which ones they tend to overlook (e.g., transparency, sustainability). The plot visualizes importance versus blind spot percentage.

Although awareness of AI is high (98%), only 26% of people know a fair amount or more. The slide highlights demographic disparities in AI knowledge and implies a knowledge divide which affects engagement and trust levels with AI.

Describes public knowledge about AI across 32 countries. Details include understanding levels, awareness of AI products, and emotional responses (excited vs nervous). Highlights generational and regional differences in knowledge and comfort levels.

Provides a snapshot of AI's growing role in banking—expectations, spending trends, ROI pressure, and benefits. Highlights that AI is reshaping the sector, with clear goals around cost reduction and customer experience.

This slide outlines the primary challenges to adopting AI in finance, with data security, lack of skills, and data consistency as top concerns. It includes executive commentary and highlights new risks posed by Gen AI, including legal and ethical issues.

This slide discusses key obstacles banks face in AI scaling, such as lack of trust and difficulty managing strategic change. It emphasizes transparency, leadership alignment, and breaking down legacy silos. A chart shows the main goals during AI maturity, with a continued focus on efficiency, experience, and revenue.

The slide outlines the perceived benefits and untapped potential of AI and Cloud investments among High Tech executives. It acknowledges the pivotal role of Cloud during the pandemic and the need for a clearer cloud strategy to fully unlock its potential.

The slide compares the average number of benefits seen from AI across beginner, implementer, and leader organizations. It emphasizes how leaders derive greater ROI and more significant benefits from AI implementation, including faster insights and talent retention.

Highlights benefits achieved through AI such as efficiency, stakeholder management, compliance, and analytics. The data implies organizations are still unclear on where AI yields the greatest value.