This slide highlights growing urgency among Middle East and GCC CEOs to evolve or risk economic irrelevance, with over 60% anticipating their business models must adapt within 10 years to remain viable.

The slide evaluates the significant growth of Chase's business sector over time, focusing on client numbers and economic contributions, emphasizing the strong economics of customer relationships. It's intended for financial performance reviews and strategic planning.

Explains the shift in Morgan Stanley's business model, highlighting increased scale, added channels, and expanded service models.

Analyzes adjusted operating profit by business segment for Q1 2020 compared to Q1 2021, highlighting changes and trends in the real estate and construction industry.

The slide highlights global concerns about business risks due to FinTech, supported by geographical data and incumbents' perceptions of risk.

This slide outlines a three-phase process for transitioning to a new business model focused on sustainability and circular economy principles. Useful for strategic planning sessions focusing on long-term business transformations towards sustainability.

Shows the strategic transformation of Morgan Stanley's wealth management over different phases marked by key milestones.

Describes employee preferences for business travel after COVID-19, including types of travel desired and preferences for internal and external travel events.

Business travel demand is falling across all markets, with the US and Brazil showing the steepest declines. Private travel is somewhat more stable, though China shows the largest drop in this category. India and Europe show resilience or improvement.

This slide identifies and ranks the factors most important to internal business unit customers, including cost of services and responsiveness, based on survey results.

The slide provides insights into managing business exceptions, displaying data on daily exceptions, departmental exceptions, and aging analysis of open exceptions, helping in operational decision-making.

Outlines various forces like metamorphosis of demand and altered workforce, impacting business strategies and operational resilience, with a focus on adapting to post-COVID realities.

Presenting the historical price data for Butadiene in Europe, this line chart is likely used to analyze the impact of raw material costs on production or to forecast future price movements. It could be particularly relevant to companies in the synthetic rubber or plastics manufacturing sectors.

The slide compares the 'Buy' and 'Build' approaches in IT services, showing growth trends and CARG for different service categories, helping organizations decide on strategic investment directions.

Evaluates the challenges in purchasing services versus goods, illustrating the technology landscape's division into pre and post-contract signing phases, focusing on areas like risk and contract management.

Analyzes the real success rate of buyout funds closing relative to targets and timeframes, valuable for investors' expectations and market realities' assessment.

Highlights the trends in capital contributions versus distributions to Limited Partners (LPs) in global buyout funds, key for analyzing fund performance, investor returns, and market health.

This slide portrays a sharp decrease in the value of buyout-backed exits, crucial for discussing the implications on return strategies and the broader exit environment within the private equity sector.

Discusses the growth opportunities and strategies for client acquisition and relationship management in the C&I franchise of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Utilizes numerical data and a process flow timeline to present expansion plans and customer relationship deepening methods.

Evaluates the C&I loan portfolio's risk discipline, focusing on diversified industry spread and underwriting quality, paired with market trend observations and net charge-off rates.

Highlights the distribution of responsibility for digital innovation/technology among C-suite executives, directors, and other roles, comparing TMT and FS sectors.

Compares the optimism and confidence among C-suite leaders globally, highlighting regional variations and strategic concerns for 2023.

This slide explains the reporting structure of Corporate Affairs Directors, highlighting the role of Chief Officers and emphasizing the strategic importance of these positions within the company.

The slide analyzes the carbon abatement cost and CO2 emissions for fuel cell electric vehicles and battery electric vehicles, considering the impact of grid emissions on savings.

This backup slide provides detailed CAGR estimates for two time periods, confirming that CV systems consistently outperform truck/bus production growth. ADAS shows the highest increase globally, while steering and powertrain components follow. The analysis is segmented by Europe and Global figures.

The slide shows that CV system components (brakes, powertrain, steering, ADAS) are growing faster than truck and bus production globally and in Europe. ADAS leads in growth, followed by steering and powertrain. The insights point to technological innovation as a driver of value increase.

Presents STRATEC’s historical performance from 2013–2023, showing steady growth in sales and a more modest increase in EBIT. CAGR highlights overall business expansion. Figures are adjusted for comparability and extraordinary effects.

Emphasizes Experian’s consistent double-digit revenue growth (15% CAGR FY20–FY24) versus competitors. Cites diversification, SMB growth, non-banking expansion, M&A, and use of Positive Data as key drivers.

This slide shows account growth from 2018 to 2023 across three consumer industry segments, highlighting faster growth in premium and younger segments like Millennials and Gen Z. It positions these trends as aligned with the company's strengths, especially in premium products.

The slide highlights the growth in the primary retail market revenue, driven by renewals and new domain registrations. It explains the contribution of each factor to the overall market.

Visualizes how QT patent application growth accelerated from 2017–2022, especially in QS (35%) and QComm (29%). QC had slower historical growth but doubled in the last five years. Demonstrates growing momentum in quantum technology subfields.

This slide indicates a slowdown in global luxury growth for 2024 and modest projections through 2027, with significant regional variation, especially a dip and rebound in China.

Gartner shows strong historical growth in quota-bearing headcount (QBH) and contract value (CV), with projected CAGRs of 10% and 14%, respectively, from 2014 to 2024. This indicates consistent expansion of its sales force and impact.

This slide shows regional CAGR differences in hot stamping adoption. China and Other markets lead in growth, while Europe lags. Hot stamping is becoming essential in body safety designs globally.

The slide outlines the US small business card spending trend and highlights American Express’ increasing share, rising from 45.8% in 2019 to 47.1% in 2023, despite pandemic-related volatility.

This slide contrasts two periods: strong growth from 2016–2018 (CAGR 7.5%) and a flattening trend from 2018–2022 (CAGR 0.3%). Regional data is presented, highlighting China’s significant role and slowing output beyond 2018.

Architectural overview of CAI components

Explains benefits of CAI in customer service

Details the components of CAI and its user interactions

Guides decision-making in CAI implementation

Describes various roles in CAI development teams

Discusses impact and opportunities of CAI in businesses

This slide tracks sharp price increases in Chinese cathode active materials (CAM) and precursors (P-CAM), aligned with rising lithium costs. Key materials like NMC 811 and 622 show significant inflation through early 2022.

This slide outlines Suzano’s capital expenditure plans by year and category, indicating major investments in sustaining operations and the Cerrado project. It emphasizes planned infrastructure and environmental allocations.

CAPEX estimates for battery material and cell production supply chain show investments between EUR 100–135 bn needed globally by 2030. Mining, refining, and precursor material production dominate investment requirements.

The slide analyzes the shift from purchasing solutions to building them in-house across various IT segments, with a focus on growth and CARG predictions.

Provides a strategy for international expansion of the commercial banking model, with a focus on market opportunities and targeted regions. It's useful for global strategic planning and discussing international growth potential with stakeholders.

Discusses the development and implications of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and stablecoins, highlighting their potential impact on the payments industry.

This slide details the monetary policy instruments used by the CBN to control inflation, providing a timeline of key events and their impact on the Nigerian economy in the short term.

The slide details the declining net flows through the CBN and autonomous sources, indicating a negative trend in Nigeria's oil and non-oil sector receipts. It highlights the gap between official and parallel market rates, particularly in 2016.

Highlights significant income growth in Consumer, Cards & Payments (CC&P), driven by increased receivables, client assets, and payments. The slide emphasizes cost-income improvements and diversified revenue streams.

Demonstrates American Express’s superior stress-test resilience with the highest modeled net income under Fed CCAR. Indicates strong balance sheet and risk management relative to other U.S. banks.

Slide presents an overview of JP Morgan Chase & Co.'s Consumer & Community Banking (CCB) investments, highlighting areas of growth and expected returns, making it apt for discussing investment strategies and future planning with stakeholders.

It presents a decade-long financial trend analysis of the Consumer and Community Banking revenue, including net interest income forecasts.

The slide provides a comparison of capital costs for CCS systems, contrasting retrofit and new-build scenarios without subsidies.

The slide compares the costs of gas combined cycle plants with CCS, analyzing both retrofit and new-build scenarios and showing cost differences due to subsidies.

This slide focuses on the demand segments that require moderate cost or infrastructure improvements to be viable by 2030. It emphasizes CCS expansion in US and EU for refining, low-carbon ammonia imports, and hydrogen refueling infrastructure for trucking in the US and EU.

This slide presents survey results on public perception of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) safety and support for its development, recommending increased public outreach to improve awareness and support for CCS initiatives.

This slide highlights the financial contributions to CCUS by various OECD countries, with the United States being a major contributor. It shows trends in funding, noting the US's decreasing share and the increasing contributions from Japan and Norway.

This slide details the number of patents filed for CCUS technologies by various OECD countries, showing the United States leading in patent filings. It highlights the competitive landscape in CCUS R&D and the leading contributors over time.

It provides an overview of global CCUS projects, showing trends in operational, developmental, cancelled, and completed projects from 1972 to 2030. It highlights the increase and decline phases.

Describes ADNOC's Al Reyadah facility as a self-sustaining CCUS project in the iron & steel industry.

This slide forecasts the development of CCUS technologies across multiple industries over the coming decades, indicating a significant increase in CO2 capture and the predominance of storage solutions.

This slide explains the comprehensive value chain of CCUS technologies, detailing each step from CO2 capture to storage and utilization, showcasing the integrated approach needed to abate CO2 emissions.

Illustrates the impact of retrofitting power plants with CCUS on reducing CO2 emissions.

The table provides an overview of various CCUS projects in Europe, including their capacities and industries.

Highlights North America's leadership in CCUS projects, detailing capture capacities, number of projects, and storage types for leading countries.

Explores the expansion of CCUS applications to additional large emitting sectors, analyzing the number of projects and their statuses within these industries.

Shows the expected increase in CCUS projects and capacity by 2030, indicating significant industry growth.

The slide explains the need for Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) technologies to achieve the 1.5°C climate target, showing different emission reduction pathways and their potential impacts.

This slide provides a comprehensive overview of the various pathways through which CCUS technologies can either utilize or store carbon dioxide, illustrating the diversity and complexity of these technologies.

Highlights recent CCUS projects in the cement, iron, and steel industries, and expected future projects.

Details the timeline and progress of CCUS projects in the cement and iron & steel industries.

This slide shows the expected development of cross-industries CCUS clusters in Europe and North America.

Discusses the potential for CCUS development in new coal power plants in China and India.

This slide emphasizes that CCUS technologies need to be combined with other solutions like electrification and technology improvements to decarbonize the energy sector effectively.

This slide outlines how CCUS technology can significantly reduce CO2 emissions in key sectors responsible for large amounts of greenhouse gases, highlighting its critical role in achieving emission targets.

Describes the global distribution of CCUS projects, highlighting the USA as the leader. Details the operational status and geographic spread of these facilities.

This slide discusses the importance of CCUS for heavy industries that are hard to decarbonize, showing the potential and maturity of different technologies that can be applied to reduce emissions in these sectors.

Discusses the development of CCUS for blue hydrogen production and its industrial applications.

Discusses the industrialization of CCUS deployment, outlining the progression from early-stage projects to larger, more mature industry clusters, and future development goals.

Focuses on the financial implications of investing in carbon capture and storage, projecting significant investment needs by 2040 to meet global sustainability goals.

The slide reveals that current CCUS projects are insufficient to meet the net-zero targets, indicating that the pipeline of projects needs to increase significantly to close the gap by 2030.

Analyzes the development of CCUS projects across different industries over time, highlighting oil & gas, power generation, and other sectors leading in CCUS initiatives.

The slide depicts the political support trajectory for CCUS policies from 1996 to 2020. It highlights key events, policy milestones, and shifts in support over time, showing how political attitudes towards CCUS have evolved and the impact of various external factors on this support.

Emphasizes the role of CCUS in retrofitting various power plants to reduce CO2 emissions.

The slide details how applying CCUS to power plants increases the levelized cost of production, with moderate impacts from higher capture rates. The left chart shows cost increases for coal, and the right for natural gas, highlighting the additional cost burden at different capture rates.

Details the timeline and progress of power plant projects using CCUS equipment for emissions reduction.

Projects significant growth in the size of CCUS projects globally. Provides insights into the future capacities and development of various regions' CCUS initiatives.

The slide evaluates the performance of certificates of deposit (CDs) against other investment options, highlighting potential returns during various market cycles.

Examines the trend of appointing Chief Digital Officers in companies at different stages of digital maturity.

This slide presents a national overview of CDS adoption across Australian territories, including return rates, scheme names, and timelines. It notes that Victoria and Tasmania will close remaining gaps, while explaining reasons for lower return rates vs. Europe.

This slide compares state-level CDS (Container Deposit Scheme) characteristics in Australia, including coordinator/operator type, deposit values, material types, return infrastructure density, and recovery performance. It notes disparities in system efficiency and material recovery volumes across regions.

The slide presents an in-depth look at Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems, explaining their operation, the benefits of such systems, and their importance in regulatory compliance and process optimization. It showcases how CEMS can improve efficiency and reduce emissions by providing accurate, real-time data on gas emissions.

The slide focuses on the specific actions taken by CEOs who feel most impacted by supply chain disruptions, such as diversifying the value chain and conducting vulnerability assessments.

The slide details the primary threats CEOs perceive for business growth, emphasizing economic and regulatory challenges.

Showcases CEOs' concerns regarding uncertain economic growth, trade conflicts, and other global disharmonies impacting growth prospects.

This slide presents a regression analysis showing a direct correlation between declining CEO confidence and projected GDP growth, predicting further economic downturn in 2020.

Details a regression analysis showing the predictive relationship between CEO confidence and GDP growth, implying a continued GDP decline in 2020.

Analyzes CEO confidence in relation to global economic growth, showing trends over several years and indicating a decline in confidence not seen since 2009.