The slide compares regional carbon emissions under production-based and consumption-based accounting methods, highlighting the differences in reported emissions. It underscores how consumption-based accounting reveals higher emissions for regions like the US and EU due to their imported goods, advocating for more comprehensive emissions tracking.

Analyzes the carbon emission contributions of the top five countries, highlighting the significant role of major economies in global emissions. Useful for discussions on international cooperation and policy-making for emission reduction.

Details the contribution of different sectors to carbon emissions in Southeast Asia, emphasizing energy and agri-food.

The slide outlines the progress made in FY23 towards reducing carbon emissions and increasing renewable energy usage, comparing it against baseline targets, highlighting significant reductions and ongoing commitments

Displays KPMG’s carbon emissions by scope and year from FY19 to FY21, highlighting a gradual reduction. Scope 3 emissions dominate. Also shows emissions per individual. The slide supports sustainability tracking and benchmarking.

Summarizes the scope and reach of the 2022 CO2 AI by BCG Carbon Emissions Survey, indicating the survey's extensive coverage across respondents, global emissions, countries, and industries. This sets the context for the following analysis and findings.

This slide forecasts the potential future of Maranoa through carbon farming, estimating additional ACCUs generated, revenue growth, and job support from 2021 to 2030. It highlights various carbon farming practices and their economic impact.

This slide focuses on the British respondents' awareness of the carbon footprint of beef burgers, highlighting that 83% couldn't estimate the distance, with an average estimate of 24 miles.

The slide illustrates the lack of knowledge among respondents about the carbon footprint of beef burgers, with most unable to estimate the distance. The mean estimate given is 27 miles.

This slide offers a comparison of carbon footprints between traditional and digital commerce and suggests that optimized e-commerce can significantly reduce carbon emissions. It serves to guide strategies for operational efficiency in reducing carbon footprints within the digital economy.

The slide evaluates the carbon footprint reduction potential of hydrogen production via electrolysis when powered by renewable sources. It compares various scenarios and discusses the abatement costs related to SMR (Steam Methane Reforming).

This slide presents how companies are increasingly linking carbon targets to external goals like the Paris Agreement and national policies. It emphasizes the rise in such linking practices, especially within the G250, although a significant number still do not link to any external targets.

The slide discusses the development of carbon intelligence among companies, focusing on their science-based targets, energy efficiency targets, internal carbon pricing, and ESG framework adoption.

Compares the carbon intensity and emissions per capita of key countries, projecting their future paths and comparing them to the required levels for meeting the 2°C warming limit. Highlights disparities in emissions intensity and the challenges different countries face in achieving climate goals.

The slide categorizes Climate FinTech solutions into three main themes: carbon management, direct mitigation, and climate risk management. It provides detailed descriptions of each theme, including example subcategories and companies involved in these areas.

Details SEA’s potential in forest-based carbon markets, emphasizing funding mechanisms, challenges like policy enforcement and pricing tools, and showcases a World Bank-backed bond case study in Vietnam

Models four scenarios for carbon market outcomes up to 2050. Details the potential impacts and design criteria for each scenario.

Highlights how carbon markets support systemic decarbonization. Prioritizes sustainable bioeconomy (agriculture, forestry), next-gen grid (CCS, phase-out), and EV infrastructure. Rates each for feasibility and impact.

Shows SEA-6 carbon market issuance (~3% of potential), with a CAGR of 23% (2020–2024). Emphasizes vast untapped mitigation potential across forest, wetlands, croplands. Illustrates current underperformance relative to ecosystem capacity.

Presents detailed recommendations for regulators, corporations, ecosystem players, and investors. Covers actions like policy development, financing mechanisms, infrastructure upgrades, and integrity systems to grow the carbon market in SEA.

Proposes actions to scale SEA’s carbon market: raise demand via policy incentives, expand credible supply through offtake contracts, and develop infrastructure like carbon exchanges. Links strategy to regional harmonization and market mechanisms.

The slide details carbon neutrality targets set by major European oil and gas companies, focusing on different scopes and timelines to achieve net zero emissions.

Proposes a multi-solution strategy for reducing emissions from data center energy use. Outlines five approaches including investing in green DCs, carbon offsetting, renewable procurement, grid connection, and on-site generation. Each is evaluated by environmental impact, required investment, and cost impact.

This slide showcases carbon offset programs by airlines and hospitality providers and compares carbon footprints of short-term travel by country to emphasize low-carbon options.

This slide explores public expectations for stricter carbon emission regulations. Countries like Indonesia and China show high confidence in future policy shifts. The global average is 55%, indicating moderate overall optimism.

This slide shows the historical carbon price trends in Nordic countries and other regions, highlighting Sweden as having the highest carbon tax. It provides comparative data for different carbon pricing mechanisms over time.

Identifies three forces driving SEA carbon credit demand: local policy reforms, CBAM pressure from EU, and sector initiatives like CORSIA. Illustrates APAC market readiness and implementation timelines through flags and schematics.

It argues for the benefits of treating carbon as a tradable commodity to drive global emissions reduction. The slide presents data on CO2 trades between regions and the carbon intensity of goods production, highlighting how regions can leverage carbon pricing to achieve more significant environmental and economic benefits.

Highlights three carbon pricing scenarios, comparing impacts on CO2 emissions and tax revenues, indicating significant reduction potential in emissions and variation in government tax revenues depending on the scenario.

The slide provides data on the effectiveness of carbon pricing in reducing global emissions and compares the prices of emission trading systems across different regions.

The slide evaluates the impact of carbon pricing on the cost competitiveness of various energy sources, highlighting the influence of carbon costs on renewable and conventional energy generation.

Highlights five key barriers (like financing, pricing, incentives) and their impacts across three green transition strategies—bioeconomy, EV ecosystem, and next-gen grid—showing how a system-level approach helps overcome these obstacles.

Outlines four global carbon pricing models that SEA can adopt: carbon tax, emissions trading, bilateral agreements, and voluntary markets. Includes global adoption stats, benefits such as transparency and enforceability, and lists of countries that have implemented them. The slide serves as a strategic framework for SEA carbon policy design.

The slide explains the adoption of carbon pricing in OECD countries, highlighting different carbon prices and summarizing operational and scheduled ETS emissions data.

It explains the principles of carbon pricing, comparing ETS and carbon taxes, and discusses their implementation challenges and benefits. The slide includes data on the global GHG emissions covered by ETSs and insights into various countries' carbon pricing strategies to foster sustainability and emissions reduction.

Highlights how carbon pricing can raise the LCOE of fossil fuel-based energy sources, making renewables more favorable by comparison in policy-driven environments.

This slide projects the increasing financial burden of carbon pricing and regulatory pressure on companies through 2050. It forecasts higher carbon prices and decreasing profits, particularly for carbon-intensive industries like transportation.

The slide visualizes the variation of internal carbon prices used by industries. It highlights a convergence toward ~$27/tCO2, close to compliance market rates, with wide variance between sectors.

Summarizes how systemic barriers like lack of carbon pricing, regional cooperation, and misaligned incentives can be addressed through a systems approach. Emphasizes the role of cross-sector decarbonization strategies such as bioeconomy, EV ecosystems, and grid modernization.

This slide promotes cost-effective approaches to decarbonization in the fashion industry. It underscores the financial and regulatory risks of inaction and showcases how low-cost measures like energy efficiency and inventory optimization can deliver high sustainability impact.

The slide contrasts carbon target reporting by industry, showing strong adoption in sectors like Automotive, Mining, and TMT, while Healthcare and Financial Services continue to trail. Both N100 and G250 datasets show similar trends, emphasizing resource-intensive sectors' leadership.

The slide categorizes various CO₂ separation technologies, detailing methods like absorption, adsorption, membranes, liquid/supercritical CO₂, and novel technologies.

The slide outlines steps for companies at different stages of carbon intelligence: setting targets, prioritizing investments, and placing bold bets. It provides guidance for companies at various stages of their journey.

This slide illustrates the global increase in carbon target reporting among companies since the establishment of the TCFD. It highlights strong country-level growth and identifies the UK, Japan, and Germany as leading reporters, with notable gains in Pakistan and Iceland.

The slide explains the EU carbon border tax proposal, its expected impact on commodity prices, and how companies plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.

This slide presents a detailed analysis of the investment potential and economic viability of nature-based solutions and carbon credit trading, emphasizing the role of forest conservation in achieving net zero carbon emissions. It highlights different stages of capital investment and potential returns.

The slide compares online and offline channels for different stages of the vehicle purchase process, highlighting that online channels dominate for information gathering, but offline for testing and purchase.

Analyzes the intent to buy cars among respondents, highlighting trends and timelines for new and used cars

Details the changes in new and used car purchase intent over successive time periods during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Compares the recovery patterns of new and used car markets across different regions following COVID-19 disruptions.

Focused on the card franchise's industry leadership, the slide provides data on card sales, active accounts, and customer retention. Key figures show growth in sales volume and a sustained number 1 position in card outstandings.

The slide describes the growth strategy and financial performance of a card franchise, with a focus on scaling, engaging, and deepening customer relationships. It’s intended for illustrating successful financial strategies and growth patterns within the industry.

This slide presents CVD mortality trends across six global regions, identifying ischemic heart disease and stroke as leading causes. It emphasizes that over 74% of CVD deaths are preventable through modifiable risk factors like tobacco use, poor diet, and hypertension. The sidebar underlines the urgency of prevention and regional disparities in outcomes.

This slide shows that while AXP has a high spend share (47%), its lend share (31%) is lower than competitors. It highlights the potential for growth in lending from existing customers and those with long-term accounts and strong FICO scores.

Analyzes improvements in card marketing productivity and acquisition gains. Likely to be used in risk management and strategic investment discussions.

Showcasing ongoing efforts to innovate in card products, the slide highlights new launches and market performance data. It notes the success in sales share and outstandings share, suggesting strong market engagement and strategic partnerships.

Illustrates the trend in card revenue growth at JPMorgan Chase, emphasizing innovation and customer borrowing needs.

This slide compares the revenue and profitability of large card schemes like Visa and Mastercard with payment service providers such as PayPal. It highlights differences in transaction volumes and return on capital employed (ROCE).

Demonstrates AXP's increased share in billed card business across its top 5 international countries, significantly outperforming the estimated industry CAGR of 8%, especially in 2023 with 18% growth.

This slide presents the career aspirations of young people, showing a preference for expertise over managerial roles and the value of varied experiences.

The slide highlights the importance of values in career decisions for Gen Zs and Millennials, detailing areas where they feel empowered to influence organizational changes, including social issues, DEI, personal development, and sustainability efforts.

It stresses the importance of investing in employees’ career growth, suitable for discussions on HR development strategies and managerial training.

This slide reveals public opinion on who should guide students in career choices. Most countries favor teachers/schools over parents for career guidance.

Examines declining career optimism among women, lower job satisfaction, and motivation, with detailed statistics on career progression and work motivation.

Analyzes the level of employee awareness regarding career progression within the company, illustrated through clear visual charts. Suitable for internal reviews or strategic HR planning.

Analyzes managerial career preferences across various countries, highlighting shifts in career goals.

The slide displays survey responses from people who fear taking action on gender equality might harm their career. The global average is 8%, with India at 18%. The data is segmented by gender and region.

This slide outlines the caregiving spectrum, showing informal vs. formal care types and short-term vs. long-term needs. It also defines the roles of caregivers and the activities they support, emphasizing the importance of both unpaid and professional care structures in supporting daily living.

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.

This slide presents how expanded bank partnerships in the Caribbean are boosting LIF coverage. It emphasizes the growth from 27% coverage in Dec 2022 to a projected 90% within a year, covering 13 tourist-heavy islands.

Discusses the varying degrees of recovery in new car purchase intent across different markets during the pandemic.

The slide discusses the necessity of cars among rural and urban residents, with data on how many cars they need and why.

The slide outlines respondents' plans for car ownership over the next three years, indicating whether they plan to keep, increase, or decrease the number of cars.

The slide highlights the primary reasons for car ownership, such as daily necessity, lack of alternative transportation, and personal preferences.

The slide details car ownership statistics, showing the percentage of domestic residents who own cars, with a focus on rural vs. urban areas.

The slide identifies the top factors that influence car purchasing decisions, including cost, fuel consumption, safety, and maintenance costs.

The slide indicates that purchasing new or used cars is the dominant preference among respondents, but interest in car subscription models is growing, especially in China.

Explores monthly passenger car sales data to assess the recovery in discretionary spending post-COVID-19.

The slide discusses the drawbacks of car sharing, such as lack of availability, inconvenient procedures, and the need to return cars to original locations.

The slide lists the key benefits of using car sharing and rental services, such as free maintenance and no need to service cars.

The slide provides insights into the importance of residual value for EV owners compared to sceptics and prospects. It also shows the average car tenure and awareness of resale value among different groups and regions.

It details the Appeal Division's caseload over several years, showing filed, finalized, and pending appeals, which provides insights into the trends and workload of the division.

It showcases the total number of court cases handled by two courts, emphasizing the distribution and percentage of family law cases, useful for workload analysis and operational insights.

Presents a comparative analysis of the caseloads in different court locations and the trend in the number of case finalizations.

The slide outlines a future case management system for family law, suggesting improvements in process flow, aiming to expedite resolution and reduce litigation costs.

Highlights companies in different sectors that have leveraged AR for improvements in sales, training, manufacturing efficiency, and operational time.

This slide presents two case studies related to sustainable finance: one focusing on clean energy through a partnership with BlocPower, and the other on community empowerment with the National Urban League. The slide details the company's contributions and solutions, such as providing equity and debt financing, and is suitable for demonstrating the impact and scope of the presenter's sustainable finance initiatives in real-world applications.

Summarizes 7 case studies of standalone and hybrid energy storage systems across use cases (utility-scale, commercial, residential). Details include location, generation/storage capacity, and expected revenue sources like arbitrage, incentives, and demand response.

Shares global case studies from Singapore, Mexico, and Amsterdam demonstrating successful interventions in improving metabolic health and reducing obesity. Shows measurable results within a three-year timeframe.

Highlights a case study on the collaboration between global banking and market sectors to show growth opportunities, suitable for illustrating market expansion and client base growth.

Examines specific cases of companies like AT&T, Tesla, and Walmart, showcasing how they are utilizing cloud and edge computing.

Provides a case study on improving rush hour efficiency with contactless payments, suitable for discussing transportation management and customer experience optimization.

Showcases technology-driven operational enhancements and cost efficiency improvements through three distinct case studies.

The slide outlines a case study for a global retailer, including course details, data sources, and an overview of the two-part case study involving sales analysis and recommendations.

This slide presents a case study for Indonesia’s planned new capital, using a five-case model to analyze its strategic, financial, commercial, economic, and management cases.

Provides a case study on the integration costs of a successful merger, detailing the cost breakdown and timing of expenses.

This slide outlines a case study of an Indian LTV player's marketing campaign. It details the use of metaverse, AR dance classes, influencer dance challenges, and hashtag challenges to drive engagement and mentions the show's high rating and popularity.

Profiles the transformative impact of ML in three different companies, showing improvements in efficiency and operations.

A case study slide showcasing how the firm’s integrated solutions across various departments contributed to a client's success story.

The slide presents a case study on Suriname's debt restructuring, detailing the process, the role of creditor committees, and the positive outcome on bond prices.