Highlights major worries about physical and mental health of family and friends during COVID-19, comparing data between two time points.

Analyzes mobility patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic to assess impacts on transportation and logistics sectors. Useful for planning urban mobility and public transport strategies.

This slide presents possible COVID-19 mortality trends in Q4 2020. It compares actual death rates with projected spikes or stable scenarios. Key factors influencing outcomes include seasonality, public fatigue, compliance with measures, and emerging immunity. It emphasizes regional variability and uncertainty in projections.

Details the critical role of the nbn™ network in keeping users connected for entertainment and support during the pandemic, leading to many upgrading their plans.

It explores the significant increase in time spent on work-related services over the nbn network due to the pandemic, with a focus on LinkedIn, emails, and web browsing.

The slide analyzes the impact of COVID-19 on oil demand in comparison to other factors like economic development and fuel efficiencies.

The slide presents survey data showing the percentage of respondents in various countries who believe the COVID-19 outbreak has been contained and will soon be over. It includes comparison bars by country with % change from previous surveys. Global average is 61%, with countries like Indonesia (90%) and India (85%) being most optimistic.

Estimates peak probability for functional end of the pandemic in Q3–Q4 2021, influenced by vaccine efficacy, speed of distribution, and therapeutic developments. Scenarios for faster or slower progress are annotated.

COVID-19 concern has dropped significantly worldwide, with a 6% global average. Singapore ranks highest (26%) after a recent spike, followed by Thailand (19%) and Malaysia (18%). The chart and commentary reflect declining pandemic-related anxiety across most regions.

Tracks public concern over pandemics, with a dramatic peak in April 2020 during COVID-19. Smaller peaks correspond to Ebola and swine flu. Concern plummets post-2022.

It discusses how the pandemic affected the timing of home purchases, with a majority buying earlier than expected.

The pandemic now registers only 2% global concern, a dramatic drop. Malaysia and India are relatively higher. The chart reveals a steep global decline in COVID-19 as a pressing issue, signaling a post-pandemic sentiment shift.

Highlights the surge in concern during COVID-19 with peak concern in April 2020. Shows rapid decline by 2023 with minimal ongoing concern.

Analyzes the phased strategic responses to COVID-19, useful for government and health sectors planning long-term recovery and response strategies.

Illustrates the changes in COVID-19 case prevalence across US states over a two-week period. Used to analyze regional impacts and trends in the spread of the virus.

This slide illustrates the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the likelihood of listing investment properties, showing how investors' plans have changed.

Examines the racial disparities in COVID-19 impact within the US, highlighting the disproportionate effects on the Black population along with potential contributing social and economic factors.

Provides an update on global and regional recovery trends post-COVID-19, emphasizing financial adaptations.

Analyzes the expected phases of COVID-19 recovery focusing on different strategic responses from government and healthcare systems to mitigate the pandemic's impact. Highlights the importance of coordinated responses in limiting cases and supporting economic recovery.

Outlines potential recovery scenarios from COVID-19 lockdowns, emphasizing different impacts and recovery rates by industry and region. Useful for strategic discussions on preparing for post-COVID economic landscapes.

Analyzes the phased responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, including initial containment efforts and future economic recovery strategies, with implications for policy and societal changes.

Details the impact of COVID-19 on high-end tourism in Europe, showing recovery trends and ongoing challenges in the sector.

The slide summarizes survey findings on the impact of remote working on permanent establishment issues due to COVID-19. It includes country-specific and overall results, with trends from 2021 to 2022.

Outlines possible economic impacts and recovery paths under different COVID-19 management scenarios, highlighting critical decision points for businesses and governments.

Analyzes the differential impact of COVID-19 on sectors, identifying those that have been set back versus those that have seen growth or acceleration, such as e-commerce.

The slide presents survey data showing expected changes in personal buying behavior after COVID-19 restrictions are removed, focusing on purchasing essential items rather than non-essential items across multiple global markets.

Analyzes COVID-19 case growth rates and doubling times, indicating which countries are successfully flattening the curve as of April 2020.

Outlines essential strategies for businesses navigating post-COVID-19 challenges, focusing on digital transformation, cost management, and supply chain adjustments. Useful for leadership and strategy teams.

Explores how companies plan to adapt their talent strategies in light of the pandemic, with a focus on reducing costs. Useful for HR and strategic planning.

It presents data on the fluctuating positive COVID-19 test results over time, highlighting key dates and events.

Provides an overview of the available COVID-19 testing technologies, their developers, and the stage of availability, highlighting the evolving landscape in diagnostic tests.

Discusses the scale of COVID-19 testing in various countries and contrasts it with the number of reported cases to evaluate testing adequacy as of April 2020.

The slide displays survey results on the re-examination of transfer pricing policies due to COVID-19. It shows country-specific and overall responses, comparing results from 2021 to 2022.

The slide examines how transportation preferences have shifted post-COVID-19, with continued popularity of personal cars in Germany and the US, and increased use of shared modes in China.

Evaluates the effectiveness of various treatments like dexamethasone and remdesivir on COVID-19, useful for medical professionals and health service planners.

Discusses the immediate economic impacts of COVID-19 through various metrics such as unemployment, sales decline, and manufacturing downturn. Useful for presentations on economic policies and their effectiveness during crisis situations.

Showcases vaccination rates across SEA and compares them with global standards, useful for public health analysis and policy discussions. The slide is data-driven, presenting vaccination statistics to inform about regional healthcare status.

This slide offers a visual analysis of COVID-19 vaccination progress in the Philippines, highlighting coverage and vaccination rates.

Outlines the progress and projected timelines for COVID-19 vaccine development, providing insights for investors and policymakers in healthcare.

Provides a timeline for potential COVID-19 vaccine development, comparing traditional and accelerated pathways, important for healthcare planning.

Displays a 7-day rolling average of daily new COVID-19 cases by region, highlighting a decline in cases as vaccine rollout continues.

Captures the advancements in COVID-19 vaccine development, detailing the stages of clinical trials and the expected timelines for approvals. It serves as an informative resource on the global effort to develop and distribute vaccines, including key players and their progress.

Summarizes the critical factors influencing the duration of the pandemic fight, emphasizing vaccines as the most significant factor in resolving the crisis.

The slide frames the COVID-19 crisis as a dual imperative—safeguarding lives and livelihoods. It suggests timeboxing interventions for virus suppression and economic recovery, emphasizing urgency and strategic staging of actions.

Analyzes the impact of COVID-19 on workforce analytics in public sector organizations, highlighting strategies to respond, recover, and thrive during the crisis.

Discusses evolving workforce strategies in response to COVID-19, emphasizing remote work and health, useful for HR and organizational development.

The slide discusses how COVID-19 has accelerated changes in the workplace, focusing on physical return and reimagined work strategies. It outlines phases and key areas of reset required for this transition.

This slide compares CO₂ emissions across battery production supply chains, showing lower emissions in U.S.-centric vs. China-centric or worst-case scenarios. It supports environmentally conscious production planning by highlighting regional impact variations.

It shows the distribution of CO₂ capture technologies (oxy-combustion, pre-combustion, post-combustion) across sectors like chemicals, power generation, heavy industries, hydrogen, and oil and gas.

It illustrates the maturity stages of CO₂ separation and capture technologies from lab work to widely deployed stages, highlighting the capital requirements and technology risk involved.

It describes CO₂ capture systems, focusing on oxy-combustion and liquid/supercritical CO₂ processes, explaining their steps and technological details.

The slide explains CO₂ capture systems divided into post-combustion and pre-combustion processes, detailing the steps and components involved in each method.

It outlines the maturity levels of various CO₂ separation technologies, categorized under liquid solvent, solid absorbent, membrane, solid-looping, and inherent CO₂ capture.

Illustrates the need to reduce global CO₂ emissions by comparing a 2°C vs. 6°C scenario and shows GHG breakdown, with fossil CO₂ making up 65% of emissions.

Demonstrates the strong correlation between rising CO₂ levels and temperature increases using historical and forecasted data under the IPCC scenario.

Evaluates the impact of connecting injection plants to REN without grid back-up on CO₂ emissions and associated costs, presenting detailed emissions data and analysis.

It outlines the maturity stages of CO₂ transport and storage technologies, from research to mature technology, with specific points for shipping, pipeline, and truck/rail transport methods.

It details the maturity stages of CO₂ utilization technologies, from lab work to mature technology, highlighting methods like synthetic methane, methanol, saline formation, and enhanced coal bed methane.

This slide examines the contributors to headline CPI inflation and core services CPI inflation, providing a detailed breakdown of different factors affecting inflation.

The slide examines the persistent inflation momentum in the US despite base effects lowering headline inflation rates. It suggests that further monetary policy tightening may be needed and advises companies to plan for sustained inflation levels in their strategic planning.

An analytical slide detailing contributions to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) by category, focusing on changes in inflation. It is suitable for discussions on economic health and policy decisions.

The slide compares CPI changes in the euro area and the US, focusing on the impact of easing commodity prices and supply constraints on headline inflation, and the persistent high core inflation rates.

This slide analyzes the persistence of inflation across the US, UK, Euro area, and Korea. It highlights contributions of various sectors like energy, food, housing, and services to inflation and notes regional differences in inflation momentum, especially South Korea’s services-led uptick.

This slide shows year-on-year CPI inflation across the US, UK, Euro area, and Korea from 2023 to 2025. It breaks down contributions to inflation by category (e.g., energy, food, services) and shows easing trends in most regions except the UK, which faces renewed inflationary pressures.

The slide analyzes the recent CPI inflation drivers in the US, UK, and Euro area, emphasizing the impact of energy, food, and housing prices.

Breaks down CPI inflation by key categories over time. After peaking in mid-2022 (9.1%), inflation rates have moderated. By May 2025, headline CPI stands at 2.4%, with shelter remaining the largest contributor.

Highlights the dominant use of cost-per-thousand (CPM) pricing in podcast advertising, illustrating its growth from 2019 to 2020.

The slide compares the company’s commercial real estate (CRE) concentration to that of its peers, highlighting a strategic position of having the lowest CRE concentration. It serves to underline the company's prudent risk management practices in loan portfolio distribution.

It details the commercial real estate loan portfolio, highlighting distribution and investment grades. Used for detailed market analysis in real estate, to inform investment decisions, or to present to stakeholders regarding property portfolio status.

Details the focus portfolio of non-recourse CRE lending with breakdowns by sectors such as office, hotels, and residential.

Analyzes the bank's commercial real estate portfolio in relation to its peers, with a focus on criticized asset ratios and trends over recent years.

This slide provides a visual analysis of commercial real estate risks, focusing on the exposure of banks' and financial institutions' balance sheets in the US and Europe. Useful for discussions on market risk management.

Details Deutsche Bank’s €37bn CRE non-recourse portfolio, with breakdowns by loan category and LTVs. It highlights stress-tested loans (€30bn), regions (US, EU, APAC), and sectors (office, retail, hospitality). Emphasizes credit loss provisions and stress testing.

Analyzes commercial real estate loan segments and associated investment data, likely used in real estate market analysis or investment strategy sessions.

Dedicated to commercial real estate (CRE) loan analysis, this slide provides detailed insights into loan values, risk categories, and geographic distribution. It is tailored for real estate investors, financial analysts, and risk managers, focusing on assessing the risk profile, market trends, and financial health of the CRE portfolio. It also includes data on non-recourse loans and exposure under stress test conditions.

This slide discusses commercial real estate (CRE) loan portfolios, risk management, and market competition. It's used for financial analysis and risk assessment in real estate banking.

Highlights strategic approaches in community development, real estate, and commercial term lending banking, suitable for discussions on long-term strategic planning in real estate finance.

Explores the dynamics of the U.S. CRE market, focusing on loan modifications, risk management practices, and recent trends in CLPs. Supports strategic decision-making in managing real estate portfolios, especially in understanding geographic and sector-specific risks.

It provides an overview of Deutsche Bank's commercial real estate portfolio, focusing on non-recourse and higher-risk loans by region and sector.

The slide compares the criticized asset ratios of CRE portfolios relative to peers, showing trends over several quarters.

Highlights that CRE exposure accounts for 4.7% of customer loans and is well diversified. A breakdown of exposure by property type is shown. Notes low LTV ratios and synthetic protection as risk mitigation.

The slide discusses the modest and well-managed exposure to Commercial Real Estate (CRE), with detailed breakdowns of exposure types and prudent lending policies.

Further analysis of the CRE investment risks and modifications for loan recovery, important for strategic real estate management.

This slide details the distribution and risk management of a commercial real estate portfolio, emphasizing geographic diversity and sponsorship strength. It's particularly useful for discussions on sector-specific investments and risk assessments in real estate markets.

This slide discusses JPMorgan's strategic positioning in commercial real estate, emphasizing innovations and results in loan processing speed and investments.

Focuses on the commercial real estate loan portfolio, analyzing risk distribution and loan values across different regions and types. Useful for real estate investment risk management and strategic planning, providing insights into market conditions and potential stress scenarios.

Assesses the CRE loan portfolio's risk approach, emphasizing credit performance, loan quality, and focused asset class strategy, considering market trends and interest rate effects.

It discusses the management of Deutsche Bank's CRE loans, including stress test outcomes and risk management strategies for US CRE.

Focuses on the bank's commercial real estate portfolio, analyzing loan distribution and discussing risk mitigation in real estate investments.

Details the scope of CRE under stress tests, loan risk management, and quarter-over-quarter changes in CRE loans and credit loss provisions. Used for financial trend analysis and risk management.

The slide outlines Deutsche Bank’s €38bn non-recourse CRE loan portfolio, breaking down higher-risk segments by region and sector. It highlights a €31bn subset exposed to severe stress test conditions and discusses risk concentrations in the US office market. It also quantifies provisions (CLPs) related to CRE in H1 2024.

Details the composition and risk profile of the CRE portfolio, including non-recourse and higher risk loans. It highlights geographical and sectoral diversification and weighted average loan-to-value ratios, indicating the bank's exposure and risk management in CRE.

Focuses on the €36bn non-recourse CRE portfolio, with €29bn undergoing stress tests. Breakdowns show regional and sectoral exposure, especially to US offices. Weighted average LTVs and CLPs are included, with comments on stress testing, refinancing risks, and borrower engagement strategies.

Covers Deutsche Bank’s €37bn non-recourse CRE portfolio, with €30bn in stress testing. Portfolio is diversified by region and sector, with most risk in US office segment. Stress testing identifies refinancing risk, and Q3 2024 CRE CLPs total €409m, largely driven by US office exposure.

Continues risk analysis of CRE, focusing on loan modifications and defaults, providing insights for financial strategy.

Continues from previous slide, further analyzing US CRE risk management, highlighting stress-tested portfolios and loan modification trends.

Deutsche Bank’s CRE exposure is analyzed, focusing on €28bn of higher-risk loans, stress testing, regional and sectoral distribution (especially US and Office sector), and provisions for credit losses. It also tracks quarterly trends in US CLPs, providing context on CRE risk concentration and mitigation strategies.

Breaks down Deutsche Bank’s €36bn non-recourse CRE portfolio, highlighting €29bn in higher-risk loans and their geographic and sectoral distribution. Provides stress test scope and Credit Loss Provision data, notably focused on US office exposure.

Explores CRE portfolio under stress scenarios, highlighting types and office distribution. The slide presents modified loans and CLPs, detailing risk management practices to handle potential defaults and refinancing risks within the CRE segment.

Analyzing the budget trends for customer relationship management and brand building, the slide shows increasing investment in these areas.