Four line graphs show U.S. mortgage delinquency rates, subprime mortgage originations, and financial obligation ratios, indicating trends in consumer credit health.

This slide has a consistent design with the previous one, using black, white, and blue. It presents bullet points under two sections, each with a respective icon representing innovations and risks.

Three-panel design: asset/liability bar chart, household debt service line graph, and delinquency line graph segmented by loan type.

The slide contains a complex table and a graph, contrasting five consumer demographics with their digital adoption stages. A call-out box provides additional insights. The table is detailed, using a blue and white color scheme, and the slide has a side bar with symbolic icons.

This slide features a bar graph with annotated percentages to show the consumer distribution across different city tiers in Indonesia, complemented by a brief explanatory text.

Dominated by images of consumer durables like appliances and electronics, the slide's clean design focuses on the visual representation of products with no additional data or text.

Central pie chart with percentage of internet-using buyers, flanked by bar graphs comparing younger and older offline shopper preferences.

Stacked bar chart showing product exemptions from tariffs by country, supported by commentary on pause and future risks.

This slide contrasts two pie charts, illustrating the percentage of consumers using video for product discovery and evaluation. A text box provides a relevant quote to emphasize the importance of video content in social media and OTT platforms. The visual elements are well-balanced, with clear labels and legible text, set against a neutral background to enhance readability.

Column charts display the required discount amounts for vehicle purchases within the next 1-2 months across various countries (US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, China, Japan).

Slide with horizontal bars showing consumer expectations for shopping experiences, such as seamless integration and timely delivery.

This slide features two bar charts comparing in-store and online consumer experiences over the past three months. The bars represent the percentage of respondents reporting specific issues such as rising prices and stock shortages.

The slide includes a line chart of savings rates and a dual-axis line chart of household debt and debt service ratios, indicating financial health trends.

Circular icons and percentages illustrate the financial sentiments of households, comparing spending, earnings, and savings trends across different countries.

This slide consists of multiple horizontal bar charts detailing the percentage of consumers willing to pay more for various types of sustainable food.

Visualizes a before and after process flow for consumer goods operations, using purple and white color themes with circles and arrows connecting different stages.

Vertical trust bar chart; color-coded by trustworthy/untrustworthy; countries compared.

Bar chart structure consistent with other slides; displays perception categories for each country.

The slide features a column chart showcasing the growth of Consumer Banking customers over four years, with additional statistics on average deposits and debit card sales. The chart and statistics use a simple color scheme to differentiate the years.

Bar graph showing digital consumer growth, complemented by color coding and text annotations.

This slide features a bar chart showing the expected increase and decrease in consumer spending across various categories like groceries, fashion, and consumer electronics. The slide also includes a text description summarizing consumer concerns.

Title at the top with two bar charts below showing changes in consumer behavior, and quotes on the right side for emphasis.

Slide includes multiple data presentations: column charts, bar charts, and a line graph comparing income and inflation.

Two line charts: one showing US household liquid savings by income quintile, and the other displaying US credit card delinquency rates by income group, highlighting growing disparities in consumer financial health.

Showcases large bubble charts to represent digital initiatives' impact over a decade. Includes descriptions and quantitative data with a clear visual hierarchy.

This slide features a vertical bar chart (column chart) comparing the percentage of consumers in different countries who prefer hybrid-electric, battery-electric, or other alternative powertrains in their next vehicle for the years 2017 and 2018.

The slide uses a funnel diagram to illustrate consumer involvement across the discovery, interest, and engagement stages for LTV, OTT, and Movie Studios. It uses green and white colors and percentage values for each stage and vertical.

Two sections with text and images, each section explaining diversity and inclusion and the platform & sharing economy.

Two sections with text and images, each section covering functional foods & beverages and collaboration for innovation.

Text on the left explaining new consumer behaviors and an image on the right depicting a woman exercising.

Two sections with text and images, each section on premiumisation and co-creation with consumers.

Two sections with text and images, each section describing different trends: pricing strategies and experience culture.

The slide illustrates a consumer purchase journey for Vacheron Constantin, highlighting steps from initial interest to final purchase and showcasing metrics for interaction and sales.

The slide presents a bar chart depicting the average number of touch points during different stages of the consumer journey, with a breakdown of digital touchpoints.

Grid format of three bar chart segments (UK Mortgages, UK Cards, US Cards) showing arrears rates and loan balances from FY19 to FY22; right side includes total and Stage 2 coverage ratio statistics.

Pie charts representing FICO scores and homeowner vs renter percentages, alongside column charts for deposit balance changes. Text sections providing additional context.

Column and bar charts with key statistical data, color-coded to distinguish different metrics and types of consumer loans. Simplistic design for easy interpretation.

Column charts showing UK mortgages and US cards' arrears rates and net L&A. Coverage ratios for UK and US cards.

This slide offers vertical column charts divided by consumer nationality, highlighting their market contributions and trends from 2018 to 2019.

The slide features bold purple headers and a large bar graph with percentage changes over time. Data points are highlighted in purple and pink.

Multiple vertical bar charts showing penetration rates and average annual spend across different product categories and age groups. Green color theme for clarity.

This slide includes a table categorizing consumer personas by various health-related behaviors and preferences, such as digital skills, health data sharing, and virtual care consideration.

The slide shows a bar chart indicating consumer willingness to pay for various connectivity technologies in vehicles. Another bar chart displays preferred payment methods for these technologies.

This slide breaks down digital habits by consumer type across various daily activities, using icons and color coding for clarity and visual appeal.

Slide contains multiple small column charts comparing the use preferences of two age groups (18-25 years, 46+ years) across different channels: social media platforms, virtual reality headsets, and voice assistants. Colors vary in shades of green.

Pie charts showing consumer preferences for purchasing financial products from banks vs. non-financial companies, with collaboration insights.

The slide features bar charts showing consumer preferences for different online channels and reasons for choosing Brand.com, with supporting consumer quotes on the right side.

This slide includes three circular icons representing product, price, and convenience, each with a corresponding percentage below it. The icons are color-coded and arranged horizontally across the slide.

A pie chart and column chart showing the percentage of respondents who purchased outdoor products and future purchase expectations.

The slide features two detailed consumer profiles with personal information, spending habits, and preferences. It uses a content layout with text and images, providing a vivid portrayal of typical post-90s light & medium-spending consumers. The visual complexity is moderate, with clear, organized sections.

Comparative layout showing two profiles of heavy-spending consumers with detailed descriptions of their demographics, spending habits, and brand preferences. Each profile includes text and supporting graphics.

The slide includes two columns of text with images, and trend assessments.

A bar graph on the right compares the number of new digital services adopted by consumers during the pandemic years. The left side details the increase in purchases made in digital services.

The slide contains a horizontal bar chart (bar chart) depicting the number of hours consumers in different Asia Pacific markets spend researching a vehicle purchase.

A two-column layout with purple headers. Left column has a narrative on customer retention through reliability and value; right column lists the top reasons for promoter and detractor sentiments using numbers. The bottom provides a data source citation. Simple design with textual information and a list.

Contains a column chart highlighting the CAGR for consumer E&M revenue from 2019 to 2024 across multiple countries, with India and Nigeria prominently displayed in red to emphasize their lead. This visual arrangement facilitates quick comparison and trend recognition.

Bar chart comparing the growth rates of different consumer revenue segments in the entertainment and media industry from 2020 to 2025.

The slide contains three charts: a line chart showing household excess savings, another line chart depicting household debt service ratio, and a line chart for flows into early delinquencies for different loan types.

Dual panel layout with a large image on the left and a series of bar charts on the right detailing dissatisfaction metrics by generation.

A comparative slide with a table layout, categorizing consumers into six groups by age and spending. It uses various shades of blue and gray for highlighting data points.

The slide displays a matrix categorizing China luxury consumers into 9 segments based on their emotional needs for luxury consumption and luxury sophistication level.

This slide contains a scatter plot with various consumer profiles categorized by generation and nationality. It includes icons and images representing each category, along with labeled axes.

The slide serves as a section header, introducing detailed analysis of two priority consumer segments. It uses a simple layout with text boxes, segment titles, and growth rate indicators. The visual complexity is basic, focusing on text to transition into the next part of the presentation.

Line chart showing sentiment index trends from 2020 to 2025 across regions (EU, US, India, China, UK, Brazil, Japan).

Slide presents survey data on consumer attitudes and spending habits post-COVID in bar charts and a list of top consumer attitudes, emphasizing technology's impact.

Line chart tracking consumer sentiment across major economies over time (2020–2025), segmented by country.

A stacked bar chart comparing consumer sentiment at various stages of the buyer journey, supplemented by a textual summary on the left detailing the methodology and findings.

The slide contains a line chart of consumer sentiment and a stacked bar chart of household real disposable income growth contributions by source.

Stacked bar chart comparing top consumer concerns across six European countries. Light-to-dark shades differentiate issues. Flags and country labels at the top.

The slide features a line graph showing indicators of overall consumer sentiment for the EU, UK, US, Brazil, India, Japan, and China from 2018 to 2024. Commentary on the right.

The slide features a column chart comparing consumer sentiment on foodservice prices in Q2 2023 with previous quarters, highlighting the expectations of price increases by country.

Features a world map highlighting 45 countries being monitored for consumer sentiment, with specific countries marked in different colors.

The slide features a colorful table summarizing key economic indicators with text providing context on consumer sentiment, job creation, and inflation trends.

Pie charts and bar graphs with supportive text. Visual breakdowns by geography, company size, age group, and distance of travel.

Two-page spread with left page on consumer sentiment (with bar charts) and right page on consumer behavior trends with horizontal bar charts.

Slide features a dual-pane layout with bar charts and percentage statistics.

A long-term line chart showing the Consumer Sentiment Index with key peaks/troughs and associated S&P 500 returns over the next 12 months.

Dual line charts comparing US consumer expectations from two different sentiment surveys over time.

Line chart comparing consumer sentiment across countries from 2020 to 2025. Minimalist layout with gray and purple tones and a sentiment axis.

The slide features a column chart indicating the influence of different types of fashion influencers on consumers, especially those under 30. It includes a list of trends for fashion KOLs.

Utilizes pie charts to compare consumer and advertising spending in different regions, with a focus on trends and shifts in spending patterns.

This slide presents a stacked bar chart detailing changes in spending across various categories like broadband, mobile services, and entertainment. Each category is clearly labeled and color-coded for easy interpretation.

The slide features two line charts comparing real consumer spending on goods vs. services and delinquency rates on consumer credit. Commentary and implications for corporates are included.

This slide offers a variety of data visualizations, including column and bar charts, detailing spending and credit use.

Two-panel layout: line charts on left and right show trends in consumer spending and debt expectations by income level; side note box lists implications; consistent use of purple and gray tones.

This slide features a heatmap chart showing expected spending per category over the next two weeks compared to usual, across various countries.

Line chart comparing spending expectations across various categories for those working from home vs. those working away.

Left side with narrative text, right side features a bar chart comparing expense changes over years. Emphasis on dark background and orange/red bars.

This slide presents a column chart with data on consumer spending shifts towards experiential luxury, comparing pre- and post-COVID-19 trends across various countries.

The slide uses bar charts to show the percentage of spend on various fitness products/services in 2020 versus 2022. It segments the data by at-home, outside of home, and digital categories, with additional focus on differences in spending habits between men and women.

Dual-line charts displaying 3-month moving avg % changes in real consumer spending across major economies from Jan 2023 to Jan 2025.

Dual line graphs showing real consumer spending trends for major economies, segmented into Western (left) and APAC (right) regions.

The slide presents a table comparing consumer spending trends in goods and services categories across the US, UK, Germany, and France as of December 6.

Split layout: left side contains narrative text in paragraph form; right side features a vertical dot plot chart showing % change in credit card spending across various categories. Clean, minimal layout with consistent typography.

Contains a pie chart showing consumer expenditure weights and a bar chart with month-on-month inflation changes. Includes a summary of key insights and outlook.

Right side features a dual-line chart (goods vs. services spending), while left side includes a narrative discussing inflation-adjusted trends.

A slide that combines an image capturing consumer interaction with icons and data on consumer spending, effectively communicating the impact of promoter status on spending habits.

Line and bar charts illustrating US nominal and real retail sales indexes and y/y percentage change in real personal consumer expenditures.

The slide shows a column chart depicting consumer propensity to minimize or indulge in restaurant spending during travels, broken down by country.

The slide shows a line graph tracking real (inflation-adjusted) consumer spending trends for Europe, UK, US, China, Japan, and Australia from July 2021 to November 2023.