This slide demonstrates Credit Suisse's leadership in efficiency within the Swiss banking sector by comparing cost/income ratios against domestic peers.

The slide outlines the major cost contributors to business operations, highlighting electricity, rent, and cost of capital as primary concerns. It emphasizes the economic impact of these costs on business efficiency in Nigeria.

Detailed analysis of quarterly changes in adjusted costs, focusing on the impacts of technology investments and operational efficiency.

The slide compares total funding volumes across various countries, highlighting the UK's dominance in ESG FinTech funding, significant funding transactions in specific countries, heterogeneous average ticket sizes, and high sector concentration in certain regions.

Examines the backlog of cases in courts, clearance rates, and the age of matters at the time of finalization to identify areas for process improvement.

This slide illustrates the narrowing focus from a wide universe of companies down to a select number of portfolio holdings based on specific criteria.

The slide compares the competitiveness impact of measures taken by French public authorities during the Covid crisis and the perceived effectiveness of the health pass in economic recovery.

The slide details the sectors most impacted by Covid-19, with Hotels (32%), Restaurants (21%), and Cruises (21%) being the hardest hit. Apparel & Accessories follow.

Recovery from Covid-19 expected by end of 2022 for most investors. 94% foresee F&L industry reaching pre-Covid levels within 3 years, full recovery expected within 1-3 years.

Different sectors are recovering at varied paces, with Cosmetics & Fragrances and Apparel & Accessories showing the fastest recovery from Covid-19 effects.

The slide assesses the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on investments in France, including the duration to return to pre-Covid levels and the overall medium-term outlook of respondents.

Discusses how the Covid-19 pandemic might affect investment strategies in Italy, focusing on sector and country-specific changes, based on investor opinions.

Displays a significant drop in public concern over Covid-19, with most countries under 5%. The world average is 3%, signaling a diminished pandemic focus as the world adapts to post-pandemic normalcy.

Despite negative revenue impact, majority of investors plan to continue investing in F&L industry. Revenue impact is mostly below 20%, with future investments unaffected.

Outlines the variety of creative spaces available in Melbourne, indicating a lack of manufacturing and rehearsal spaces.

Provides a snapshot of the credit card loan portfolio, emphasizing financial trends and borrower credit score distribution. It can serve as a case study in financial presentations to discuss credit risk management and customer profile analysis.

Explains the impact of quantitative tightening on global credit, important for investors and analysts monitoring the financial sector's health. This slide likely informs discussions on macroeconomic policy effects on investment environments.

Examines BBVA's credit exposure to the oil and gas sector, showcasing limited risk and investment grade focus. Suitable for evaluating sector-specific credit risk and investment strategies.

The slide explains the approach to credit growth in APAC WM&C through client selection and pricing discipline. It highlights credit volume growth, client deleveraging, and the composition of the loan book.

The slide highlights the creation of a leading credit platform, detailing the growth in assets under management and innovative, higher-margin offerings.

Analyzing Citigroup's credit portfolio distribution and composition, this slide is key for risk assessment and management discussions. It visually conveys the diversification of loans across various regions and business segments, providing insights into credit risk profiles and financial stability.

Compares credit portfolios across regions and business segments, illustrating geographical distribution and loan type composition, showing the global reach and diversity in financial services.

Analyzes the company's credit portfolio distribution by segment and geography, providing insights into credit risks and allocation.

Santander's credit profile in comparison to European peers

This slide aims to demonstrate the significant improvements in the company's credit profile, featuring historical data on net charge-offs and non-performing loans, as well as selected actions taken since the financial crisis. The goal is to show effective risk management and financial stability to stakeholders.

Provides insights into the composition and regional spread of CRE loan exposure, emphasizing the significance of warehouse facilities. Useful for discussions on risk exposure and investment decisions in the real estate sector.

Highlighting risk performance metrics in lending, this slide is key for financial analysts and investors, providing insight into credit risk and the bank's standing relative to industry peers. It serves as a base for discussions on risk management strategies, portfolio quality, and the health of the lending market, crucial for operational reviews and risk assessment meetings.

Delivers a snapshot of the credit risk associated with the loan portfolio, showing loan sizes, security, and sectoral and geographical spread. Used in risk management to evaluate and discuss loan distributions and associated credit risks.

The slide focuses on credit loss provisions and the categorization of loans in different stages for various banking sectors, providing essential information for risk assessment and financial stability analysis. It is especially useful for credit analysts and financial risk managers looking at credit quality, risk exposure, and the effectiveness of credit management strategies within the banking industry.

This slide outlines the structural and idiosyncratic issues leading to Credit Suisse's crisis, emphasizing broader repercussions for Swiss and European banking systems. It includes implications for corporates, such as reduced competition and renewed focus on treasury operations.

The slide highlights the steep drop in Credit Suisse’s share price from 2020 to 2023, annotated with major scandals and governance issues (e.g., Greensill, Archegos, Mozambique). It visually links reputational events to the stock’s deterioration.

A historical stock chart for Credit Suisse tracks its share price decline from 1997 to 2023, marked in three distinct phases. Major peaks and subsequent collapses are highlighted to show long-term performance trends leading to the firm’s downfall.

Designed to provide an overview of credit performance trends within Citigroup, particularly focusing on branded cards and retail services. It likely serves as a monitoring tool for financial health and risk, illustrating changes in loan performance and loss provisions over several quarters.

The slide compares the credit performance and trends for branded cards with retail services, highlighting key financial indicators such as past due rates and credit losses. Intended for financial analysis and risk assessment, it is crucial for professionals in the financial services industry.

Offers an analysis of credit trends for branded cards and retail services, highlighting changes in loan performance and provisions.

Showcases credit trends over time for branded cards and retail services, highlighting changes in non-current loans (NCL), delinquency rates, and allowance for credit losses (ACLL).

This slide analyzes the impact of market and regulatory pressures on smaller US banks and the resultant credit contraction. It highlights implications for corporates, including increased costs for borrowing, stricter lending standards, and potential economic impacts.

Presentation of UBS's credit loss expenses and impaired exposures, focusing on trends in expected credit loss (ECL) coverage ratios.

Shows the composition of SUB loan book and emphasizes the low level of provisions for credit losses, highlighting strong loan quality.

The slide details the provisions for credit losses in Q1 2024, breaking down the amounts by stage and providing key insights on trends and future expectations.

Discusses credit loss provisions, showcasing trends and risk management strategies in response to economic conditions.

Analyzes credit loss provisions and stage 3 loans across different banking segments over several quarters. Used for financial analysis.

Analyzes provisions for credit losses and the condition of stage 3 loans at Deutsche Bank in Q2 2023, offering insights into the bank's financial health and risk management practices.

It analyzes the maturity schedules of U.S. investment grade and high yield bonds, the weighting of credit ratings within the high yield index, and recent default rates by rating, providing insights into credit risks and trends.

Comparison of credit ratings of UBS against major competitors, highlighting the rating differences and outlooks from various agencies.

Comparison of credit ratings for UBS and its peers' holding companies, illustrating rating differences and outlooks from various agencies.

This slide presents risk management data comparing Chase's credit profile and decision making with industry averages. It could be used to demonstrate financial stability and prudent risk management strategies.

Discusses a holistic approach to consumer credit risk management, highlighting governance, product design, foundational credit decision framework, and modern tech infrastructure.

This slide analyzes corporate credit market dynamics by showing credit spreads and default rates segmented by credit ratings. It reflects the historical and current spreads for investment-grade and high-yield bonds, along with recent default data.

This slide provides an overview of China's credit conditions, detailing changes in credit growth and notable economic and policy events.

Provides an overview of credit distribution and risk across consumer and corporate sectors, highlighting key credit metrics like EOP loans and reserves ratio. Essential for understanding risk management and financial stability.

The slide compares credit card portfolio distributions over time and across regions and credit ratings, focusing on changes in US credit cards and total loans. It's suitable for financial reviews, strategic planning, or investor presentations to illustrate credit exposure and performance metrics.

Used to analyze the credit distribution of a financial institution by region and segment, illustrating the focus on different markets and the types of loans dominating each area.

The slide compares credit loss expenses and allowances under IFRS and US GAAP, highlighting differences in financial impact, useful for compliance and financial reporting.

The slide details the credit loss expenses and allowances under IFRS 9, showing the distribution across different business stages and industries, useful for risk management analysis.

This slide analyzes the credit performance of a financial institution, specifically focusing on loan delinquencies and loss mitigations. It is aimed at evaluating the credit risk management and recovery strategies in place.

The slide reviews trends in credit quality, focusing on the normalization in the credit environment and expected CRE stress, with data on charge-offs and credit loss allowances.

This slide evaluates risk through the analysis of credit loss trends in branded cards and retail services, showcasing the fluctuations in loss rates and the associated loan balances over time.

Analyzes credit trends within Citigroup's global consumer banking, focusing on delinquency and non-performing loans across regions.

The slide compares credit conditions between the US and Eurozone, highlighting the risks associated with tighter lending standards. It is used to convey the potential impacts on financial stability and market conditions, likely serving as a risk assessment tool for investors or policy-makers.

The slide presents a disciplined client selection strategy and a well-diversified commercial portfolio. It's aimed at showcasing strong credit results through economic cycles, indicating a conservative approach to commercial real estate concentration among peers and a stable criticized asset ratio. Intended to convey the company’s robust underwriting standards and focused banking coverage.

Analyzing the unemployment rate forecast and allowance for credit losses, Slide 17 communicates JPMorgan's prudent financial reserves in anticipation of credit normalization and economic changes expected through the year.

Illustrates the creditor hierarchy of Barclays Bank PLC for FY22. Details how structured notes, subordinated liabilities, and total equity are structured and ranked in terms of claims in the creditor stack.

Highlights the importance of empowering local teams to manage crises effectively within the framework of global policies, ensuring quick and coordinated responses.

This slide highlights strategies companies use to emerge stronger post-crisis, with 42% reporting being in a better place post-crisis due to effective crisis management.

It discusses strategies for crisis preparation, detailing different stages of a crisis and the corresponding actions to mitigate risks and manage potential disruptions.

This slide lists 19 possible crisis triggers categorized into seven broad categories for comprehensive analysis, highlighting the importance of diverse crisis preparedness.

This slide presents performance metrics for Croatian companies in various ESG-related segments, highlighting their strengths in strategy and business planning, stakeholder impact, and areas needing improvement. It uses circular charts to visually represent performance percentages.

This slide compares the ESG strategies, emission targets, and DEI practices of larger Croatian companies versus SMEs, showing that larger companies tend to have more developed ESG strategies and emission targets. It uses bar charts to depict the comparative data.

Aimed at investors, this slide summarizes the attractive characteristics of the crop market, emphasizing the long-term fundamentals, market downturns, technological innovations, and M&A opportunities. It serves as an agenda slide, highlighting key themes that will be discussed in detail throughout the presentation.

This slide reviews Crop Science's financial performance in Q2 2020, focusing on sales and EBITDA growth, driven by regional performance and volume growth, despite challenges in specific markets.

This slide reviews cross-border IPO activity, showing a significant decrease from 2021 to 2022. It discusses the influence of geopolitical considerations on IPO markets, with detailed tables comparing jurisdictions of origin and destination.

Analyzes the decline in cross-border deal volumes across the Middle East in 2023 compared to previous years. Highlights factors impacting the decline.

The slide highlights cross-border tax disputes due to uncoordinated implementation of BEPS measures.

This slide highlights global cross-border M&A activity, focusing on regional trends and the impact of USD strength.

Examines the market value distribution of crypto assets held by Canadians, comparing 2022 and 2023. Provides insights into investor characteristics and market trends.

It analyzes where people see crypto advertisements, such as social media, online ads, and traditional media, noting a significant decrease in overall awareness from 2022 to 2023.

It lists the cryptocurrencies and other assets held by Canadians, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, with changes in holding patterns between 2022 and 2023.

The slide presents data on why individuals hold VRCAs, highlighting the stability, ease of payment, portfolio diversification, and investment opportunities as key reasons.

The slide discusses Canadians' opinions on the future role of crypto assets, showing a split view but with a significant portion believing in their importance. It also highlights the correlation between demographics and their views on crypto.

It outlines the main reasons for avoiding crypto investments, such as perceived risk, lack of understanding, and concerns about volatility and security.

The slide shows the types of crypto assets currently owned by Canadians, highlighting Bitcoin and Ethereum as the most popular, and providing detailed percentages for various other cryptocurrencies and digital assets.

The slide presents data on Canadians' plans to buy crypto assets, indicating a significant portion not planning to purchase and correlating these plans with demographic factors like age and income.

The slide lists various reasons for purchasing crypto assets, such as long-term investment, speculative investment, diversification, and other financial motivations. It highlights demographic differences in these reasons.

This slide details the ways Canadians use crypto assets, with top uses being conversion to cash, exchanging for other assets, and making payments. It shows demographic differences in the usage patterns of crypto assets.

This slide presents key takeaways on the decline in crypto fundraising and M&A deal volumes and values from 2018 to 2019, highlighting geographic and sectoral shifts in investment activities.

This slide examines the geographical distribution of crypto fundraising deals, noting a significant shift towards Asia and EMEA regions in 2019, as the Americas continue to lead but with a reduced share.

The slide provides an overview of the global landscape for crypto fundraising, highlighting a significant decrease in deal volume and value in 2019 compared to 2018, and the challenges faced by the industry.

The slide details why respondents avoid crypto investment funds, citing reasons such as high risk, volatility, lack of government guarantees, and insufficient market knowledge.

The slide outlines reasons Canadians purchase crypto investment funds, emphasizing financial motivations like safety, diversification, and speculative investment, and notes demographic differences in these reasons.

The slide highlights trends in crypto equity fundraising and M&A, showing consolidation towards later-stage companies and strategic deals driven by other crypto companies or focused funds.

This slide identifies three important trends for 2020 in the crypto industry, including the effects of macroeconomic conditions, industry consolidation, and increased activity in APAC and EMEA regions.

It explores how crypto owners use their assets, from cash conversion to payments and unsuccessful sale attempts, noting demographic variations in usage patterns.

The slide highlights the most common sources of crypto asset acquisitions, comparing data from 2023 to 2022. It is useful for understanding how people obtain crypto assets and the shifts in acquisition methods.

The slide analyzes the changes in equity fundraising for crypto companies by sector from 2018 to 2019, highlighting the rise in investments in crypto exchanges and compliance and regulatory solutions, reflecting the institutionalization of the industry.

This slide shows the percentage of gains and losses from crypto assets and investment funds, comparing data from 2023 to 2022. It helps in assessing investment performance.

This slide shows the percentage of respondents who could correctly identify crypto assets, highlighting changes between 2023 and 2022. It is useful for assessing awareness and knowledge levels.

This slide shows the distribution of market values of crypto investment funds for 2022 and 2023, indicating trends and changes over the two years. It can be used to analyze market behavior and investment patterns.

This slide evaluates the general knowledge of crypto assets, presenting correct and incorrect beliefs among respondents, and comparing changes from 2022 to 2023. It helps in assessing overall awareness.

This slide provides insights into the general knowledge about crypto assets among respondents, comparing data from 2023 to 2022. It helps in understanding education and awareness levels.