The slide includes tables and pie charts detailing the number and proceeds of IPOs and FOs by sector in the Americas for 2019, 2020, and 2021, along with sector breakdowns.

The slide includes tables and pie charts displaying the number and proceeds of IPOs and FOs by sector in the EMEA region for 2019, 2020, and 2021, along with sector breakdowns.

The slide comprises tables and pie charts showing the number and proceeds of global IPOs and FOs by sector for the years 2019, 2020, and 2021, along with sector breakdowns.

The slide features two column charts comparing money raised via IPOs and FOs versus volatility and the number of IPOs and FOs versus volatility from 2017 to Q1 2022. Each chart uses colored bars and a line graph to depict data points.

This slide uses a combination of column charts, tables, and text boxes. It includes financial data and visual representations of IPO trends.

Column charts showing financial metrics of companies and a table listing recent investment rounds with details.

Contains a world map highlighting notable IPOs and funding rounds by company and region. Includes text boxes with details of the IPOs and funding amounts.

The slide features two column charts comparing the number and proceeds of IPOs across various sectors for Q1 2023 and Q1 2022. Colors differentiate the years, with specific focus on technology and energy sectors.

The slide features a combination of column charts and a table. It showcases data on the number of IPOs and proceeds in the Americas for 2023, compared to 2022. Additional tables provide details on stock exchanges, sectors, and notable IPOs.

Features column chart comparing the number of IPOs on Brazilian vs. American stock exchanges over two years

The slide features a diamond-shaped diagram with AI at the center, surrounded by four quadrants labeled Social & Search Data, Consumer Needs, Expressions & Trends, Survey Data, and Digital Behavioral Data.

The slide has a title, bar charts, and a text table. It is color-coded in purple, red, and green to represent different sectors of the battery value chain.

This slide features a two-column layout with text on the left and flags and quotes on the right. The left column has large icons and bullet points, while the right side shows country flags and quotes from international leaders. The design is clean and uses green highlights to emphasize key points.

The slide features a series of column charts to show the incremental cost reductions and learning rate effects due to the IRA.

The slide uses a two-column layout with text and numbered lists detailing benefits and challenges for countries and companies.

The slide is structured into three columns, each detailing different legislation acts and their contributions to green hydrogen initiatives, with bullet points.

Contains bar charts comparing model inputs from 2009 financial crisis vs 2023, and data on RWA and end net receivables. Context and impact boxes are included.

This slide presents a comparison of IRB and standardized models through column charts, focusing on RWA and net receivables.

Slide combines text with iconography illustrating various banking sectors. The visual complexity is moderate with a clear pathway graphic showing different stages of banking services.

The slide includes a stacked column chart showing IRR expected from new F&L investments, categorized by target company size. Key findings are highlighted.

The slide features a graphic of a building with pillars representing different aspects of ISG's investment philosophy, highlighting core values.

The slide shows column charts comparing ISG's asset allocation to equities in 2001 and 2023, highlighting an increased overweight to US equities.

Column chart illustrating challenges from the Future of Work. Includes two text quotes on the right side in gray boxes. Uses yellow and gray colors.

A scatter plot showing the relationship between IT spending per employee and value-added per employee for different countries. The countries are grouped and color-coded into different regions.

A line chart tracking the price inflation of WLAN, Comms, Devices, and Phones from 2020 to 2026, normalized to 2020 levels. Multiple lines with different colors represent each category.

Two pie charts, one showing the spread of IT services spending by markets, and the other detailing the market share of the top 10 vendors in 2021. The first chart shows categories like Application Implementation and Infrastructure as a Service.

The slide contains a column chart comparing IT spending in various technologies (e.g., AI, Blockchain, Cloud) across APAC, Europe, and North America, measured in billions.

Diagram and text outlining IT functional vacancy rates over time. Specific IT vacancies are highlighted in an organizational chart.

Centralized IT/R&D unit diagram with connections to different departments like Finance, HR, Sales, and Operations. Includes icons and flow lines illustrating the centralized structure.

The slide includes a scatter plot showing IT market growth across various segments, highlighting growth rates and compound annual growth rates (CAGR) for different IT services and products from 2020 to 2025.

The slide features a scatter plot showing growth rates for various IT segments, including infrastructure software, business process services, and consulting, with projected CAGR from 2020 to 2025.

Graph depicting reduction in operational backlogs, images of textual data concerning IT improvements and customer service.

Incorporates bullet points and icons to discuss potential acquisition targets in the IT services sector, focusing on six specific opportunities.

This slide features two column charts. The first chart shows IT Run-the-Bank spend, indicating a 9% reduction from 2015 to 2018. The second chart displays IT incidents, showing a 21% reduction.

The slide has a column chart and a bar chart, with a focus on the differences in IT spending over the last two years and the next two years. The layout is moderately dense.

The slide features a bar chart showing the percentage of global IT spending by different countries and regions, highlighting areas with no direct impact. The bars are displayed horizontally with labels.

The slide features a circular chart illustrating global IT spending and growth for 2022, segmented into categories like communication services, data center systems, software, devices, and IT services.

The slide displays a bubble chart depicting IT spending by vertical industry, with bubbles representing different industries like healthcare, retail, and banking, indicating growth rates and market sizes.

Slide includes text and a bar chart, illustrating top barriers to IT transformation such as enterprise-wide change and budget constraints.

The slide features multiple bar graphs and line charts showing percentage changes in IT costs over time. It uses a clean, professional layout with color differentiation for various data points.

Column chart showing IT spend in 2015 and 2018, with segments for "Run-the-Bank" and "Change-the-Bank" categories.

A slide featuring a bar chart showing an 80% revenue growth in ITS collaboration revenues from 9M16 to 9M18, and another chart showing the penetration of structured products among private banking clients.

The slide shows three vertical bar charts comparing the total addressable IVD market, QuidelOrtho addressable market by disease state, and platform. The design is clear and uses distinct colors for different segments.

Slide contains multiple data visualizations: a line chart comparing GDP growth of Iceland with EU, UK, and US from 2009-2021; a column chart showing tourist arrivals in millions from 2009-2021; a stacked area chart illustrating the share in total exports of goods; and a line chart depicting population growth. Colors and labels are clearly used to denote different data sets.

Diagram slide with interconnected elements illustrating stakeholders in the IdREN network. Icons and labels represent entities like government, business, and academia, with arrows showing interactions. A list details the benefits and operational model.

The slide features a column chart depicting participants' ability to correctly identify crypto assets, with categories for correct, incorrect, and unknown.

Images depicting industry applications of immersive tech, with short text descriptions underneath.

Illustrations of benefits and risks with corresponding bullet points, scales icon indicating balance.

Tabular comparison of industry use cases for immersive tech, accompanied by relevant isometric illustrations.

The slide uses a table format to list 5 imperatives and 10 levers for transformation, with associated examples and logos.

A pie chart showing the share of total imports from Costa Rica to the US by product type. The chart uses different colors for each segment, with highlighted sections for significant variations.

Line chart detailing the share of US imports from individual Central American countries, with key events marked on the timeline.

Line chart showing the share of US imports from Central America and other regions over time, with key events marked along the timeline.

The slide features a chart mapping France's position on various criteria such as labor cost and tax system, with areas for improvement highlighted.

The slide includes text boxes and icons describing the primary end markets and demand drivers for in-plant services, focusing on refinery, petrochemical, automotive, and power generation.

The slide has a dark backdrop with a split layout showing a large blue bar graph on the left and a segmented bar on the right. It employs contrasting colors to highlight different categories of data, with the main focus on customer rewards for data access.

Two charts: a bar chart on the left comparing short-term vs. long-term incentive opportunities across countries, and a heatmap on the right showing the prevalence of various long-term incentive practices in different regions.

The slide presents a circular diagram split into four segments (Strategic Intent, Leadership Behaviors, Inclusive Culture, Talent Actions) with a description of each component's role in fostering inclusion and diversity.

The slide presents a circular diagram outlining the four cornerstones of an inclusion and diversity framework, with corresponding enablers listed around the circle.

This slide is divided into three sections, detailing PwC's focus on inclusivity, environmental sustainability, and their 'New world. New skills.' initiative. It includes text blocks with headings and descriptive paragraphs.

A line graph showing the percentage agreement over time (2013-2021) that large differences in income and wealth are bad for society, with trends per country.

The slide has a table on the left and a pie chart on the right. The table lists the top 10 tenant-customers with associated percentages of total headline rent. The pie chart shows the distribution of industries contributing to the total leases. Both charts are color-coded for clarity. There's also a summary statement at the top, highlighting the income security backed by government and MNC tenants.

Features a table listing financial figures and a textual explanation section. The design is clean with alternating shading for rows to enhance readability. The color scheme is consistent with the company's branding.

The slide features a complex column chart showing income projections from 2021 to 2026 with overlays detailing changes in investment banking fees, financing, and intermediation.

Features two pie charts illustrating sector weights for the S&P 500 and MSCI World indices, along with a tabulated list of index characteristics. The charts and table are colored coherently to enhance readability and emphasize data distribution.

This slide includes line charts comparing the EY luxury and cosmetics index with major indices over time. The charts show index performance and compound annual growth rates (CAGR).

Simple agenda slide with a dark background, listing the main topics covered in the presentation with numbered points.

This slide uses gray and purple to show text-based descriptions to compare various digital initiatives by the Indian government. There are no charts or graphs, but icons are used to visually differentiate the programs. The layout is text-heavy with organized bullet points and specific program outcomes listed.

A line chart showing India's weight in EM Fund relative to MSCI EM (bps) from 1/02 to 1/22. The chart shows fluctuations in India's position within the EM Fund.

This slide includes a column chart showing GDP component contributions and a bar chart for government capital spending, with historical data and forecasts.

The slide displays a column chart showing the growth in digital consumption in India from 2019 to 2022, including television, digital video, and other media types. It also compares pay TV households and OTT SVoD subscriber growth in India, the US, and China.

This slide contains a stacked column chart on the left, detailing the contribution to real GDP growth by various factors from 2012 to 2023. A line graph overlays the columns, showing total GDP growth percentage. The design is vibrant and data-rich.

Features three line charts depicting India's y/y real GDP, y/y CPI, and repurchase rate from 2005 to 2025, alongside detailed explanatory text.

Three line charts showing India's y/y real GDP, y/y percentage change in CPI, and repurchase rate path from 2005-25F. Moderate complexity, effectively presenting economic data and trends for analysis.

A line chart showing two lines: Corporate Profits to GDP - India (blue) and MSCI India ROE - RS (red) from F1992 to F2026E. The chart has two Y-axes for percentage values.

A data-driven slide with key economic indicators for India, including GDP, population, and sector contributions.

The slide presents two focal themes: India's economic outlook with infographic circles and Saudi's economic reform with a map. Both sections include report links.

Image of the Taj Mahal with accompanying text about India's UPI system, and a line chart showing the exponential growth of UPI transactions.

The slide features two line charts. The left chart compares India's current account balance as a percentage of GDP with Brent crude oil prices (inverted). The right chart shows the annual rupee appreciation/depreciation against USD from 1993 to 2023.

The left graph plots internet penetration against GDP per capita for various countries. The right bar chart shows the number of real-time payments as a percentage of total transactions for India, Brazil, China, and the U.S. in 2022 and 2028F.

The slide has two line charts: one on the left showing the share of employment by sector from 1993 to 2022, and one on the right showing the share of GDP by sector over the same period. The layout is structured to compare changes in employment and GDP contribution.

This slide includes a column chart showing India's real GDP growth by country, a bar chart showing working-age population growth, and a column chart displaying government capital spending by federal and state levels.

This slide features a line chart on India's weighting in the MSCI EM Index, and a bar chart showing India's weight in selected indicators, along with a line chart on state-owned enterprises' market cap share.

This slide has two charts: a bar chart showing net foreign portfolio flows into Indian equities, and a line chart showing foreign market participation in Nifty 500 companies with holdings over 5%.

The left side of the slide features a stacked column chart showing public capital spending by federal and state levels from FY17 to FY24F. The right side has a stacked bar chart displaying net household savings by asset type from FY17 to FY21.

The slide features two column charts. The left chart shows MSCI India earnings growth estimates by sector for 2024 and 2025, while the right chart shows MSCI India price-to-earnings ratios by sector.

A bar chart on the left shows typical indirect spend per category, with pie charts on the right indicating Commercial and Demand management focus.

The slide features tables, regional maps, and icons. It visually separates information by countries and key international alliances.

The slide contains a spider chart comparing 5G coverage, fixed broadband subscriptions, active mobile broadband subscriptions, ICT goods imports, and international bandwidth per internet user for Indonesia and Asia average. The background is white with text and charts.

Detailed slide with multiple column charts, each representing a different aspect of Indonesia's digital financial services. Utilizes shades of blue for a clean look.

The slide features three sets of vertical column charts, color-coded in blue and yellow to distinguish between merchants’ anticipated usage increase and maintenance in digital services and tools in Indonesia.

Graphs and statistics about Indonesia's GDP, population demographics, and digital investment growth are presented on a dark background.

A data-driven slide with key economic indicators for Indonesia, including GDP, population, and sector contributions.

Slide with bar graphs comparing HVU and non-HVU spending in Indonesia. Blue bars represent the HVU spend, with clear labels for each category.

Two column charts comparing household debt to GDP and government debt to GDP among various countries as of December 29, 2022.

A large column chart displays the growth of Indonesia’s internet economy, with projections to 2025. A smaller line graph shows the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR).

This slide presents a column chart showing growth in Indonesia's internet economy GMV from 2015 to 2025 with projected CAGR. It uses a simple layout with a clear color distinction for different years.

The slide features bar graphs comparing projections from 2020 to 2025 in different sectors of Indonesia's Internet economy, like e-commerce and health-tech. It has a moderate visual complexity with clear labels.

The slide features two doughnut charts detailing the number of deals and investment value distribution across different stages in Indonesia for 2017.

The slide uses column charts to show the growth of investment values in Indonesia from 2012 to 2017, illustrating exponential increases.