Features a pie chart and bar graphs to showcase e-commerce penetration and growth in tier 2 and tier 3 cities from 2020 to 2025.

A slide with bullet points and a circular graphic, discussing the impact of e-commerce on related sub-sectors.

The slide features a multi-faceted analysis with icons and bullet points, highlighting the impact of rural e-commerce strategies in China.

The slide features a complex diagram showing the charging value chain and battery value chain, with multiple red arrows and text boxes. The background image is of an electric car and charging station.

Diagram centered layout showing a holistic approach to E-mobility ecosystem with sections colored in different shades of gray and red, enhancing visual segregation.

Dark green background with white text, a column chart showing recycling percentages for various materials, including paper, glass, plastic, and electronic devices.

Features a bar chart analyzing the critical success factors for implementing End-to-End processes, such as role clarity and leadership alignment.

Split panel layout with three regional bar charts (US, EU, China) showing EAF steel production trends; includes annotations, icons, and text boxes explaining strategic implications

Stylized stacked area chart showing shift from BOF to EAF steel production, annotated with decarbonization benefits.

Bar graphs for steel production in US, EU, China with forecasts to 2030; text annotations explaining drivers and EAF % share.

Three regional bar graphs with EAF production history and projections; detailed annotations of company strategy by region.

Duplicate of slide 18031 with same layout, bar charts, and content, showing EAF market evolution and regional strategies

Bar chart comparing 2022 vs. 2030e EAF production in US, EU, China with textual insights below

US map with locations, timeline bar graph, and steelmaker investment table with Capex and capacity data through 2030.

Two bar charts for EAF production and EAFD generation; bottom section lists Befesa’s US expansion actions and investment details.

Pie chart showing the types of buyers of EAMs in Switzerland from 2014-2021.

Final part of CET1 depletion data per bank. Bar chart format, consistent with previous slides. Also includes data on Nordic, Eastern, and Southern European banks.

Data-dense table with horizontal bar visuals showing adverse 2025 exposures, multipliers, risk cost, and provision multipliers across asset classes. Uses shades of blue and structured rows/columns.

Four vertical columns with dark blue circular icons and titles. Bullet points in each section. White background with light blue headings. Visual separation between segments.

Column chart showing revised EBIT targets for 2025 and 2026; comparison of original and updated projections with labels for increase.

Bar chart comparing EBIT margins and revenue CAGR by region (China, NAFTA, Europe, South Korea, Japan), with explanatory text on the right.

Side-by-side bar charts for EBIT and ROIC guidance across 2025 and 2026; simple format with emphasis on meeting and exceeding financial benchmarks.

Bar chart showing EBIT impact breakdown from growth, cost, and productivity.

This slide features multiple column charts and iconographic elements. The first chart shows the evolution of EBIT for the luxury goods market from 2019 to 2021F. Other areas detail spending directions per key cost bucket with icons representing different expenses such as marketing and digital.

Three-panel slide with bar chart (left), drivers section (center), and vertical delta trend chart (right); red and black color themes dominate.

Dual-axis bar and line chart showing EBIT value and margin % from H1/19 to H1/24; commentary on the right side in a light blue box.

Dual-panel layout with bar chart on left and stylized stacked blocks on right

Right-side dot plot shows EBITA margins by segment. Left text details margin evolution and cost-saving efforts.

Clustered bar chart comparing 2023 adjusted EBITDA margins vs trend-adjusted margins across 7 companies.

Horizontal bar impact chart quantifying EBITDA effect per trend from 2023–2029. Blue shaded bars show range.

World map with regional callouts (US, EU, China) in color-coded boxes, bar charts showing EBITDA growth, CAGR curve at right side.

The slide contains a complex column and line chart, with the bars in multiple shades of blue representing EBITDA versus cash generated, and a line representing the percentage. There are also explanatory notes below the chart and a text block to the right detailing the conversion of EBITDA to cash flow.

Two side-by-side bar charts for EBITDA and cash generation, with trend lines for margin %, using green for R$ and blue for US$; employee image at bottom.

Bar chart showing EBITDA growth from 2017 to 2022 and future outlook, annotated with strategic highlights and trend icons (EV, CO2).

The slide features a complex line chart tracking the EBITDA multiples over time for different industry sectors. There are four lines representing the medians for Food & Beverage, Industrials, Utilities, and Diversified sectors. Tables with key statistics are positioned at the top right.

A flow chart showing the relationship between product complexity and EBITDA margin across different industries.

A column chart compares the EBITDA multiple of global education companies in 2013. A dashed line represents the typical valuation size of standalone education assets.

Waterfall chart on left; financial table on right

Waterfall chart showing EBITDA to cash flow use; pastel and gray blocks illustrate spending allocation

Line graph showing the impact on EBITDA over time, comparing high performing transformations to median results.

Dual-panel bar chart showing gross and EBITDA margins from 2019 to 2023 for total grocery, hyper/supermarkets, and discounters. Clean dark background with blue bars.

The slide displays a column chart depicting semi-annual EBITDA over multiple years. It includes a large blue circle highlighting a recent increase, with a clear and simple layout focusing on financial performance.

Split chart showing EBITDA, revenue, and reinvestment changes for resilient and non-resilient firms across recessions

Bar graphs and case studies showcasing the EBITDA of market leaders in distribution, emphasizing the importance of relative market share (RMS).

Dual scenario bar charts, revenue/COGS/SG&A breakdowns, key assumptions and takeaways in side boxes

Two-panel slide with data tables, bullet points, and dual graphs (bar and line chart) on white background with blue accents.

Horizontal bar chart with margin impacts, accompanied by numeric and note columns. Blue, green, and red color-coded bars.

Three-column layout with icons and numbered action items. Blue and white on dark background. Circles highlight EBITDA impact and deep dives.

Displays various bar charts comparing EBITDA percentages for midsize luxury brands and premium/entry-to-luxury segments across different business models.

Bar charts showing revenue and EBITDA across 2017, 2022, and post-SGGP; includes % margins and segment splits

Grid of six line charts with a clean, minimalist design on a grey background, each showing quarterly data trends (1Q24–1Q25). Title is bold and centered at the top.

Left-aligned narrative; right grid of scatter plots by industry sectors showing EBITDA vs revenue growth

Bar chart with annotated vertical bars comparing 9M 2022 to 9M 2023 EBITDA, color-coded by volume, price, and cost/other factors

Bar chart waterfall showing EBITDA change from 9M 2022 to 9M 2023 with explanatory annotations, titled headers and summary at top.

This slide uses a combination of column charts and bar graphs to depict the relationships between investments, expenses, and earnings before tax (EBT) from 2017 through 2020. It utilizes a blue color scheme and includes concise textual explanations, making complex financial data more accessible.

Final set of banks in same tabular format, concluding comparative data series across banks’ CET1 ratios, P2G, and capital flexibility.

This slide includes a line chart illustrating ECB forecasts for core inflation versus actual outturns. The red line represents the forecast, while the multi-colored bars indicate different years' actual outturns. The slide includes a textual source reference.

Two line charts: left showing European Central Bank policy rate expectations and right showing European 10-year government bond spreads over Germany for countries like Italy, Spain, and France.

Dual charts: bar chart of ECL provisions and credit impairment charges; light blue/white color scheme, legends by division

Pie charts depicting the consideration of corporate and SME revolving facilities within the scope of certain regulatory paragraphs, accompanied by detailed commentary.

Column charts showing initial recognition dates for credit cards and average lifetime used for ECL calculation, with commentary explaining variance among banks.

A pie chart depicting the use of expert-based approaches for adjusting ECL estimates and a column chart showing the impact on ECL.

Dual panel with bar charts showing provisions for expected credit loss (ECL) and credit impairment by business

A column chart showing various approaches for ECL measurement, a pie chart showing multiple-scenario approach, and detailed commentary.

Column charts displaying methods to define alternative scenarios and build probability weights, alongside a detailed commentary section.

Bar charts per bank showing stage-wise ECL mix, plus an aggregate ECL bar chart. The slide uses three distinct colors to show Stage 1–3 loans. Summary box on the left includes main insights.

Column charts showing ECL methodology drivers and forecast staging approach, with commentary on combination approaches and the use of transition matrices.

A pie chart on the incorporation of multiple economics into projection models, with a column chart detailing the approaches used by banks, and accompanying commentary.

Column charts showing the level of granularity for ECL projections and the degree of alignment to IFRS 9 models, with commentary on varied approaches.

Includes column charts comparing Barclays' service distribution with major US banks and showcasing investment in high-growth sectors.

Two-column layout; left side has textual insights, right side features a stacked bar chart comparing ECU and DCU market values and domain shares for 2025 and 2030. Color-coded bars indicate different vehicle domains.

The slide features a colorful diagram illustrating the EFX Cloud architecture, highlighting various technological aspects such as data integration, real-time analytics, and built-in security features.

With a split layout, the left side presents metrics and definitions under the title 'ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY METRICS', while the right side emphasizes 'INCLUSIVE FACILITY DESIGN'. The color scheme is white, teal, and black with a minimalist design. There's a photo depicting a modern, accessible workspace, reinforcing the slide's focus on safety and inclusion. The bottom right displays the page number '25'.

Two line charts showing EM bond index spread ranks and the relationship between EMBI spread and EM manufacturing PMI, highlighting potential for spread compression.

This slide displays a line chart comparing the EM Equity Valuations to the U.S. using a Composite Valuation Indicator from 1990 to 2022, showing percentiles for reference.

Two line charts displaying distressed credit spreads and EM hard currency debt spread vs. U.S. bond market volatility.

This slide features two comparative line charts. The left chart compares EM and DM Real Yields using inflation forecasts, and the right chart shows the EM-DM Real Yield Differential.

This slide contains a line chart depicting the EM Consensus Policy Rate Expectations from 2008 to 2023. The layout is simple, with a white background and blue line for the data points.

The slide uses data tables, column charts, and maps to present the EMEA IPO market overview, including equity indices, stock exchange performance, and major IPOs by country and sector.

The slide features data visualizations and tables showing cross-border IPO activities in the EMEA region, including top countries of origin, top IPO destinations, and performance metrics.

Four quadrant charts covering Total, Venture, M&A, and PE activity in EMEA; blue and purple elements with declining trend lines

The slide uses column charts and tables to present the number of IPOs and proceeds in Europe, the Middle East, India, and Africa. It also includes details on stock exchanges and sectors.

The slide features column charts and tables comparing IPO performance in main and junior markets within EMEIA. It includes performance metrics and cross-border activity data.

Features column charts showing YTD 2020 IPO activity across EMEIA, with detailed analysis of stock exchanges, sectors, and notable IPOs by proceeds.

Contains multiple column charts, tables, and text boxes with highlighted statistics. Uses blue and yellow color schemes to distinguish regions and data changes.

Features column charts, tables, and detailed bullet points with color coding to highlight key statistics and changes from the previous year.

This slide features column charts and numerical data points. It shows trends in cross-border IPO activity in the EMEIA region, including outbound and inbound IPO statistics, transaction sizes, and sources of IPOs.

This slide contains column charts, numerical data points, and textual highlights. It provides an overview of IPO activities in the EMEIA region in 2019, including market activity, stock exchanges, and sector analysis.

Divided into sections: highlights from the market, markets, and activity. It uses column charts and tables to present IPO data and market performance in EMEIA. The slide is detailed but well-organized, with a moderate level of visual complexity to convey information effectively.

Combines column charts and tables to show the number and proceeds of IPOs across EMEIA regions, with a focus on cross-border activity.

The slide features three column charts displaying the adoption rates of digital solutions in hospitals, categorized into fundamental systems, patient-facing solutions, and physician support systems.

Pie charts for volume/projects, list of key projects, project insights section

Two sets of column charts are present. The top set displays regional/style-based expected EPS growth versus actual EPS growth in 2022, using horizontal bars. The bottom set uses vertical bars to show S&P 500 sectors' EPS growth. Red and gray color schemes distinguish between expected and actual figures.

Vertical bar charts segmented by Regions/Styles and S&P 500 Sectors, with EPS growth data for 2024 and 2025.

Bar chart compares next 12-month EPS growth vs. mega cap exposure across four indices. Two colors (purple and green) clearly distinguish variables. Simple structure with white background and bold headings.

Bar and line charts showing EPS growth components and historical profit margins. EPS is broken down by margin, revenue, and share count changes.

The slide features two column charts: one for EPS growth of various regions/styles and one for S&P 500 sectors, comparing expected EPS growth with previous year's growth.

The slide features a bar chart for S&P 500 EPS growth components and line charts for return on equity and operating margins. Different colors and markers highlight various aspects of earnings growth and quality.

The slide presents a line chart showing the earnings per share (EPS) trends for various regions, with US EPS growth prominently displayed.

This slide presents a growth trend using a column chart to illustrate EPS growth from FY12 to FY17, with a projection for FY17. The chart uses shades of blue to differentiate the years, accompanied by a rising arrow indicating growth over time. The design is simple yet effective, focusing on financial data.