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.

Displays the distribution of the market value of crypto assets held by owners, with a focus on the range of asset values held by different owners.

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

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.

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

Showcases the rapid expansion of digital assets from 2019 to 2022 with specific focus on cryptocurrency market cap, stablecoin values, DeFi TVL, and stock prices of bitcoin mining companies. Intended for financial and market trend analysis.

Discusses the doubling of female cryptocurrency ownership in Norway over the last year, highlighting survey findings that 63% of female respondents bought crypto for the first time in 2021 or 2022. Emphasizes the growing adoption among women.

Discusses the doubling of female cryptocurrency ownership in Norway over the last year, highlighting survey findings that 63% of female respondents bought crypto for the first time in 2021 or 2022. Emphasizes the growing adoption among women.

Shows that 14% of Norwegian men own cryptocurrency, with a steady increase over the years. Highlights the growth from 2021 to 2022 and the survey findings on the timeline of initial crypto purchases among men.

Shows that 14% of Norwegian men own cryptocurrency, with a steady increase over the years. Highlights the growth from 2021 to 2022 and the survey findings on the timeline of initial crypto purchases among men.

Debunks common misconceptions about cryptocurrencies, contrasting them with real data. Valuable in educational settings or discussions on the legitimacy and risks of crypto investments.

Shows the significant increase in cryptocurrency ownership among Norwegians, doubling since 2018 to 420,000 in 2022. Highlights the annual growth and demographic changes, focusing on the increase from the previous year.

Shows the significant increase in cryptocurrency ownership among Norwegians, doubling since 2018 to 420,000 in 2022. Highlights the annual growth and demographic changes, focusing on the increase from the previous year.

Highlights a survey by Arcane Research and EY showing that 10% of Norwegian adults own cryptocurrency, with a significant increase in adoption among young adults and females in the last year. Summarizes key demographic trends and growth over time.

Highlights a survey by Arcane Research and EY showing that 10% of Norwegian adults own cryptocurrency, with a significant increase in adoption among young adults and females in the last year. Summarizes key demographic trends and growth over time.

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 the distribution of fundraising deals among different investor types, noting an increase in deals by established corporates and a continued dominance by traditional VCs and family offices in 2019.

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.

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.

The slide illustrates the maturation of the crypto industry with an increasing portion of post-seed funding. It compares the number of deals across different funding stages between 2018 and 2019, highlighting the growth in post-seed funding.

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.

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.

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 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 lists reasons for not buying crypto investment funds, including perceived risk, lack of understanding, and security concerns. It aims to identify barriers to entry for crypto investment funds.

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.

The slide describes the distribution of losses among crypto asset holders due to hacking incidents, fraud, or scams.

The slide provides an overview of the types of acquirers involved in crypto M&A deals, noting a significant increase in acquisitions by crypto/blockchain companies and a consolidation trend in the ecosystem.

The slide shows the geographic distribution of M&A deals in the crypto sector, with an increase in deals in Asia and EMEA in 2019 compared to 2018, aligning with fundraising trends.

The slide highlights the decline in the number and value of M&A deals for crypto companies in 2019 compared to 2018, showing a 40% decrease in deal count and a 76% drop in total deal value.

Provides a detailed profile of crypto asset owners, including their financial literacy, demographics, and behaviors. Emphasizes market segmentation and targeted advertising.

The slide highlights the decline in M&A activity in the crypto mining sector in 2019 and an increase in deals within the service provider space, driven by firms diversifying their service offerings.

Detailed profile of crypto asset owners, discussing demographics, investment behaviors, financial literacy, and the influence of advertising on ownership decisions.

Analyzes the ownership of crypto assets in Canada, showing trends and differences between 2022 and 2023. Highlights investor demographics and the market value of crypto assets held.

Presents data on crypto asset ownership among Canadians, highlighting the percentages of current and previous owners, and the breakdown of asset categories.

This slide provides insights into the various methods used to finance crypto asset purchases, comparing 2023 with 2022. It helps in understanding the financial behaviors of crypto investors.

The slide presents statistics on how people financed their purchase of crypto assets, including cash savings, credit cards, and borrowing money.

This slide illustrates the extent of regret among crypto asset purchasers, comparing responses from 2023 to 2022. It helps in understanding investor sentiment.

This slide lists various reasons people avoid buying crypto assets, such as lack of understanding, fear of scams, and perceived risk. It aims to highlight the main concerns preventing crypto adoption.

The slide compares how crypto asset owners stored their assets in 2023 and 2022, highlighting preferences for storage methods. It is useful for understanding storage security trends.

This slide illustrates how often crypto asset holders traded their assets in the past year, highlighting differences between 2023 and 2022. It can be used to assess trading activity trends.

This slide details the various fees charged by crypto trading platforms, such as spread fees and commission disclosures. It aims to inform about the cost structure of trading on these platforms.

This slide highlights common issues experienced by users of crypto trading platforms, such as withdrawal problems and lack of understanding of fees. It aims to identify and address user concerns in the crypto trading ecosystem.

This slide presents the usage rates of different crypto trading platforms in 2023 compared to 2022, highlighting significant changes and trends in user preferences.

This slide lists the most commonly used crypto trading platforms among Canadians, with Coinbase, Wealthsimple Crypto, and Binance being the top three. It aims to identify preferred platforms for trading.

This slide reveals that 65% of users received risk information from crypto trading platforms before trading, highlighting the importance of risk communication. It aims to assess the dissemination of risk information in crypto trading.

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.

Compares three CSP service models: aggregation, service build, and orchestrator. Emphasizes the orchestrator model’s benefit in owning data and driving engagement via a horizontal platform, providing tailored, adjacent services to customers.

Argues that although other service providers exist (e.g., eCommerce, tech firms), consumers still prefer CSPs. Includes data on preferred providers and discusses AI’s potential to integrate services and improve customer engagement.

It identifies key internal and external factors influencing social and environmental impact and the status of CSR performance reporting among companies.

The slide emphasizes anatomical control with DURAVYU 2.7mg, showing greater reduction in CST compared to aflibercept and DURAVYU 1.3mg. Indicates more efficient fluid reduction in the retina.

Highlights the distribution of responsibility for digital innovation/technology among C-suite executives, directors, and other roles, comparing TMT and FS sectors.

Compares the optimism and confidence among C-suite leaders globally, highlighting regional variations and strategic concerns for 2023.

Defines the role and responsibilities of a Chief Transformation Officer within a corporate hierarchy.

Describes the unique features of Nielsen Streaming Signals, focusing on person-level optimization, session data, and modern privacy measures.

The slide highlights the increasing share of connected TV (CTV) and time-shifting in total TV screen usage, reflecting changes in viewing habits over the past year.

Analyzes how international visitors' engagement with cultural activities in Melbourne increases with longer stays, though the rate of daily activities decreases over time.

The slide details the attendance at various creative activities in Melbourne, comparing the preferences of domestic and international visitors to identify popular cultural attractions.

Compares regional expectations of future work changes, noting significant differences in expectations for remote work between Europe, APAC, and Americas.

Highlights that 85% prefer working with people from different cultural backgrounds. Notes that 15% are not keen to share professional life with colleagues from other backgrounds.

Highlights Melbourne's strong cultural infrastructure compared to other cities, with numerous venues per capita.

Focuses on the human factors that present barriers in strategy delivery, such as cultural readiness and capital availability. It serves as a risk assessment tool to identify and manage organizational challenges related to strategic change.

Highlights investments in cultural infrastructure worldwide, emphasizing competitive investments in tourism

Projects the growth of cultural tourism in Melbourne by 2025, predicting it could account for 40% of visitors and be worth $2.5 billion annually.

Demonstrates that cultural visitors tend to stay longer in Australia compared to the average visitor, with specific country breakdowns highlighting variations.

Highlights that cultural visitors to Australia spend significantly more per trip compared to the average visitor, with detailed spending figures for different nationalities.

The slide presents a strategic view for enhancing cultural and creative excellence in business through various domains like brand, product, innovation, and customer experience. Geared towards corporate restructuring and strategic leadership.

It highlights the qualities of Culture Makers, such as gender balance and younger demographics, and their positive impact on organizational growth and leadership compared to other leaders.

This slide outlines the six fundamental aspects of best practices within an organization, likely to be discussed in detail in subsequent slides. It is useful for organizational strategy and planning.

Illustrates the superior cumulative growth of private asset classes compared to public equity and debt, indicating stronger long-term performance.

This slide evaluates whether school curricula sufficiently foster curiosity. The majority of respondents believe curiosity is underemphasized in schools, with highest concern in countries like Romania and Poland.

This slide provides an overview of the currency mix in Q4 2023 across different banking divisions, highlighting exposure to various currencies.

This slide provides an analysis of currency deviations from the historical average, aiding in investment decisions by highlighting currency trends and potential risks.

Illustrates the currency mix of revenues and expenses for Deutsche Bank's divisions in Q2 2024. EUR dominates most segments, especially in Private Banking. Helps assess currency exposure and hedging needs.

Provides a detailed breakdown of Deutsche Bank's currency exposure across different divisions for Q2 2023, illustrating how revenues and expenses are allocated by currency.

This slide provides an overview of currency contributions to net revenues and expenses, as well as sensitivity analysis on the financial results due to currency fluctuations. It is used to assess the impact of currency movements.

Depicts the currency composition of revenues and expenses across Deutsche Bank divisions. EUR dominates most segments, but some variation exists in USD and GBP exposure. Provides insight into forex sensitivity across business lines.

This slide shows the currency composition (EUR, GBP, USD, Other) of net revenues and noninterest expenses by division. It highlights the currency risk exposure across the bank’s operating units and supports FX risk management.

The slide provides an analysis of Deutsche Bank's divisional currency mix for Q1 2024, showing net revenues and noninterest expenses by currency and business division. It highlights the distribution and significance of different currencies.

Shows currency composition of revenues and expenses for each banking division. EUR is dominant, but USD and other currencies have notable shares, especially in Investment Banking. Aids in assessing currency exposure and operational risk.

This slide details the divisional currency distribution for net revenues and noninterest expenses, aiding financial strategy and risk assessment.

This slide analyzes the performance and yields of developed market currencies, comparing spot returns and local interest rates, with a focus on the U.S. Dollar Index.

This slide tracks currency performance against the USD and EUR, detailing 1-month to 5-year returns along with local interest rates. The U.S. Dollar Index chart shows long-term trends. It aids in assessing FX risk and return in developed markets.

The slide analyzes currency performance and yields for developed markets, comparing spot returns against USD and EUR, and showcasing historical U.S. Dollar Index performance.

This slide examines developed market currencies' performance and yields, comparing spot returns and local interest rates, and includes a historical U.S. Dollar Index chart.

The slide provides an analysis of developed market currency performance and yields, including spot returns versus USD and EUR, and historical performance of the U.S. Dollar Index, aiding in currency market analysis and investment strategy formulation.

Analyzes the performance and yields of developed market currencies compared to USD and EUR, highlighting changes in spot returns and interest rates. Useful for currency market analysis and investment strategies.

This slide provides a breakdown of revenue and non-interest expenses by currency for different banking divisions, illustrating the financial impact of currency distribution on overall financial health. It targets financial analysts and managers, facilitating insights into strategic decisions related to currency risk management and operational planning in a global banking context.

This slide displays currency exposure by business unit. It reveals revenue and cost structures by currency, helping assess foreign exchange risk. EUR dominates net revenues in most divisions, while cost bases show more currency diversification, especially in the IB.

The slide analyzes sovereign currency yields, comparing the interest rates of different currencies from developed and emerging markets against previous year's rates, useful for evaluating investment risks and opportunities.

Both current and new investors are drawn to sectors like Cosmetics & Fragrances and Apparel & Accessories, with Furniture also being highly attractive in 2021.