Contains a series of column charts and data tables presenting loan and deposit figures over several quarters, with emphasis on trends and adjustments for currency effects.

Donut charts showing breakdown of deposits by type, currency, and client segment, along with summary of new deposits and money inflows.

Features column chart with blue and grey colors illustrating derivatives and financial impacts. Clear layout with key points.

Column chart showing growth in design spending; text describing challenges in design sector visibility

Graphical representation of deskless workers in various industries, icons for each sector, and a high-impact indicator.

This slide uses a content layout with a process flow diagram and a detailed table outlining reasons for IV-E ineligibility and related processes. The layout is moderately detailed with a balance of text and visual elements.

The slide is structured with sections on implementation requirements, timeline outline, and risks. Icons and text boxes detail the necessary people, processes, technology, and preparatory work. A timeline outlines project phases over four years, and a risk section discusses potential challenges.

This slide features four images, each representing a different development project, with corresponding cost estimates and timelines from 2022 to 2035. The images have an 'artist impression' label, indicating they are conceptual representations. There is also a footnote about the manager's monitoring of development under contract compliance with regulations.

The slide is data-focused, containing several statistics and data points highlighted by blue markers. Icons are used to visually represent the different metrics, and there's a balance of text and imagery to keep the viewer engaged.

Column chart displaying the percentage of respondents planning to increase investment/capacity in various clinical services over the next three years.

The slide features two column charts comparing data from 2018 and 2019 with annotations, along with a text block providing additional context.

Contains column charts comparing traditional and digital sales interactions among B2B decision-makers.

This slide displays percentages and bullet points detailing the increase in usage of digital services like online retail, digital wallets, and streaming services. Each chart is accompanied by explanatory text.

Includes column charts comparing the implementation of digital technologies like Cloud, BI, RPA, and Cognitive & AI across regions.

Showcases column charts for digital application starts and loan engagement, and a large light blue bar indicating the growth of visitors on the MyHome platform. Annotations provide additional context for the data.

Bullet points and icons create a navigable visual hierarchy. The design is straightforward, highlighting the key imperatives for digital adoption acceleration.

Matrix arrangement of icons representing digital adoption enablers against a grayscale backdrop. Organized and digestible presentation of key elements.

The slide features a radar chart with multiple parameters like digital mindset, market forecasting, and software-enabled services, alongside financial profile metrics like EBIT and revenue uplift.

The slide contains a radar chart and financial profile metrics like EBIT uplift, revenue uplift, and productivity uplift, similar to other archetype slides.

The slide features a radar chart with various parameters like digital mindset and software-enabled services, along with financial metrics such as EBIT and revenue uplift.

The slide features a radar chart and financial profile metrics like EBIT uplift, revenue uplift, and productivity uplift, similar to previous archetype slides.

The slide includes a radar chart showing capabilities and financial metrics like EBIT uplift, revenue uplift, and productivity uplift, similar to previous archetype slides.

The slide includes a radar chart showing capabilities and parameters, with financial profile metrics like EBIT, revenue uplift, and productivity uplift.

Five sections each with an icon and text: Native tokens, Stablecoins & CBDCs, Governance tokens, NFTs, Tokenized real world assets. Icons represent various digital assets.

Flow chart showing the evolution of digital asset use cases: Store of value, Medium of exchange, Financial services. Icons and descriptions for each phase.

Layout showing a variety of financial service segments and their engagements with digital assets.

A table and a graph showing digital asset engagement in various countries. Highlighting data points and percentages.

Slide includes a side-by-side comparison of digital platform statistics and a US map showing branch network distribution. It highlights the digital banking platform's features with screenshots and boasts impressive engagement metrics with clean iconography and a blue color scheme to complement the bank's branding.

This slide is divided into two main sections, with the left side featuring a table with two columns for SMEs and Individuals, and the right side presenting a numbered list of key points about the Santander Global Platform. The table includes logos of affiliated services. There's a significant amount of text, and visual aids like arrows and numbers guide the reader through the content. The color scheme is a mix of red, blue, and white, with the Santander logo prominently placed at the top.

Two large blue panels with text and circular images depicting key areas of growth. Smaller images and bullet points elaborate on core strategies for enhancing digital capabilities.

Features a pie chart and two column charts with annotations, presenting data on new consumers to internet economy services and their predicted behaviors post-COVID-19 in Singapore.

Consists of three pie charts showing the percentage of new Internet economy consumers, their retention post-COVID-19, and changes in online hours spent, respectively, set against a white background.

This slide contains bar charts and graphical representation of reasons for digital service usage, with a clear and simple color scheme.

Two graphs illustrating an increase in time spent online and e-commerce sales, juxtaposed to convey the correlation between digital consumption and retail trends.

Depicts a disruption index graph comparing various industries by internet penetration levels, with personal luxury goods highlighted for 2018 and projected for 2025.

Two column charts comparing the prevalence of computer skills in developing and developed countries, showing the population with no computer skills and with standard computer skills.

This slide features column charts showing growth in Malaysia's digital economy, with separate sections for e-commerce, online travel, transport and food, and online media. There's also a legend for growth metrics.

This slide presents column charts on Singapore's digital economy, segmented into e-commerce, travel, food, and online media. Key metrics are annotated, and the layout is similar to slide 1812 but with a different color theme.

The slide contains text, a column chart showing smartphone penetration, pie charts on internet penetration, and a map. The layout is visually dense with multiple data points but remains well-structured for readability.

The slide contrasts five leading sectors against four nascent sectors in the digital economy using icons and a two-column layout. It's clean and straightforward, with a focus on sector categorization.

This slide features a title at the top, three circles in increasing size representing data points for years 2021, 2025, and 2030 to the left, and a list of bulleted points to the right. The circles use a muted color palette and are labeled with monetary figures, denoting the SEA internet economy GMV. The slide background is white.

This slide serves as a section header or cover slide for a report on Southeast Asia's digital economy. It features a timeline from 2016 to 2030 with key milestones and a graphical representation of wind turbines.

Textual content and comparative data visualizations with maps. Shows the number of unicorns in Asia Pacific countries and outlines the initiatives of China, India, South Korea, and Japan to fulfill digital imperatives.

The slide is divided into two sections; on the left, there is textual content, and on the right, there are three vertical bar graphs in blue and turquoise shades. The graphs display predictions for the use of various digital financial services. The layout is clean and easy to navigate, with a distinct separation between text and graphical data.

Depicts a multi-category column chart with various colors representing different segments of digital financial services. Noteworthy are the substantial deal values in H1 2021 which are clearly highlighted.

Contains several column charts representing different aspects of digital financial services like Digital Payment GTV, with clear labels and growth projections.

The slide features the title of a report on digital growth in a bold, large font. The left side of the slide contains text while the right side displays a background image of two children looking at a screen. The design is minimal, focusing attention on the report's title and the image that hints at inclusivity and future-oriented perspectives.

Incorporates a scatter plot and pie charts to show user growth rates and the intent to continue using digital fitness solutions post-pandemic.

Contains line and column charts for digital acquisitions and engagement, a mobile app interface, and industry recognition logos. Colors are mainly blue and black.

The slide features text and an image highlighting the importance of digital investments in the UK.

Contains a large column chart split between SMB and consumer lending, followed by in-depth textual analysis on the state of digital lending and associated risks.

Column chart showing average views on official accounts, image of smartphone usage

The slide features a concentric circle chart indicating levels of EBIT uplift (<5%, <15%, <30%) and accompanying text outlining factors like new business models, platforms, and digital capabilities.

A structured layout with four numbered sections, each comprising bold headings and subtext. The sections are neatly arranged and use contrasting colors for readability. No charts or images are present.

Featuring four sets of column charts, this slide shows the projected growth in Singapore's digital offerings in payments, lending, insurance, and wealth management. It uses shades of blue with annotations for metrics.

The slide features two large pie charts showing the percentage increase in digital and mobile customers, and a line chart comparing consumer loans sold digitally in different regions. There's also a check-list on the left highlighting key digital strategies.

This slide features two column charts showing yearly comparisons, and text boxes with bullet points highlight key statistics. There is a balance of graphics and explanatory text.

The slide features two graphs and a quote. The first graph showcases the growth of digital payments in tier 2 and tier 3 markets, and the second depicts the expected market size.

The slide features a header image of a person using a contactless payment system, with two columns of text and small images below the text.

Features column charts depicting the Gross Transaction Value of different payment methods, contrasting them with a sub-section of related narrative insights.

Has stacked column charts detailing the share of Gross Transaction Value (GTV) by payment methods, showing trends over time.

Presents a column chart showing the increase in app downloads for digital remittance services, paired with descriptive text detailing the significance and future expectations.

Contains multiple column charts for different digital financial service sectors, highlighting growth rates and future projections.

The slide is densely packed with text and includes a digital skill matrix, career pathways, and job description with skills required. Each section is color-coded and contains bullet points. It is visually complex, incorporating various text blocks and a flow diagram that outlines career progression. The overall layout is systematic but crowded.

Minimalist title slide with large, bold text and a colorful background. Includes the logos of BCG and Google.

This slide features a simple color-coded design to showcase digital imperative achievements by different countries. Each country is represented with a flag, followed by bullet points outlining key initiatives and progress in digital infrastructure, talent, and other areas. There are no complex graphics, just organized, concise text descriptions.

The slide includes text on digital tools, a line chart of education budget, and statistics on education access. The layout is structured to highlight key points with clear sections and supportive visual elements.

Dominated by two sets of bar graphs, one for front-end and the other for back-end digital tools, the slide visually contrasts the anticipated increases in usage. It is color-coded in blue and beige, with a white background that aids readability.

Two donut charts showing the extent of change needed in workforce digital tools and planned changes to remote work strategy.

The slide shows a visually appealing graphic with a pie chart comparing market size estimates for frontier technologies in 2018 and 2025, including IoT, drones, solar, big data, robotics, AI, and other technologies.

Diagram showing a client-centric ecosystem, with circular flow and percentage growth indicators, executed in shades of blue and green.

Features comparative bar graphs with annotations, indicating growth over time, using contrasting colors for clarity.

Slide divided into two halves; left side has text boxes with bullet points, right side has a timeline from 2015 to 2018 with key initiatives marked along it, indicating progress.

The slide presents quantitative data via column charts and includes a photo of a branch and digital devices. Charts show trends over time with annotations for significant changes.

Gartner Hype Cycle diagram for the digital workplace in 2020, showing different stages from innovation trigger to plateau of productivity.

The slide includes a bar chart comparing the percentage of respondents expressing various concerns about digital health adoption in 2021 versus 2022, such as patient privacy and solution incompatibility.

Contains a combination of charts and descriptive text blocks, highlighting the impact of digital technologies on procurement processes and strategies.

The slide combines text with a column chart on the right. The chart lists changes needed in banks to manage risks associated with digital asset strategies.

The slide features text and two column charts. The charts outline elements of digital asset strategy pursued by banks and methods for informing the strategy.

Features column charts and informational text blocks discussing international banking revenue and digital banking.

This slide features three column charts comparing maturity stages by firm size, type, and region. Text on the left provides context.

A text-focused slide that includes icons representing various product categories to show changes in consumer purchasing trends over time, particularly noting an increase in online grocery shopping.

Two pie charts and a column chart detail Malaysia's digital consumer growth, continuity post-COVID-19, and online activity.

This slide contains bar charts and graphical representations of consumer growth data, juxtaposed with textual information to provide context.

This slide has bar charts and graphs to represent the growth of digital consumers. The layout is balanced with textual information on one side and graphical data on the other.

The slide features two pie charts and a column chart showing the growth of digital consumers in the Philippines.

A slide with textual content on the left and two pie charts on the right showing demographics of digital consumers in terms of country, tier, age, and gender.

The slide includes a pie chart and text highlighting the significance of short and medium-length videos in digital consumption habits.

The slide features a bar chart ranking digital initiatives by their prioritization among telcos, with a focus on 360° customer view and self-serving apps.

Clean design showcasing seven icons representing different sectors in the digital economy with captions, placed in a flow-like arrangement.

Featuring a mobile device graphic, pie chart, and column chart, the slide is moderately detailed with text descriptions emphasizing digital client engagement and the value proposition.

The slide features a column chart comparing current and future engagement channels and a quote on the right.

This slide features bar charts displaying the time spent on digital platforms by different age groups and the channels through which they receive luxury information. It highlights the digital engagement of Millennials compared to other age groups.

The slide features three sets of column charts, displaying digital engagement, collaboration, and transaction metrics. The colors grey and blue differentiate between 1Q’19 and 1Q’21. A red banner at the bottom notes data inclusion from specific company divisions. Text boxes highlight key statistics.

Showcases smartphone screenshots illustrating various digital banking services. The slide is visually engaging, with annotations and complementary icons to highlight each digital experience.

Spider chart illustrating digital fitness scores across dimensions like vision and roadmap, stakeholder engagement, and ways of working for different internal audit groups.

Column chart showing the perceived value of digital health solutions across various SEA countries.

Column chart showing the adoption of digital health solutions among public and private hospitals in SEA.

The slide uses a column chart to depict the adoption of various digital health solutions among hospitals in Southeast Asia, with comparisons to public and private hospitals. Each solution is marked with symbols indicating its priority and status compared to China and India.

The slide presents a bubble chart indicating the value from digital health solution adoption across different countries, focusing on metrics like staff efficiency, patient satisfaction, and medical error reduction.