The slide features a line chart for inflation targeting and accumulated change, another line chart breaking down inflation into goods and services, and a line chart showing target policy rate and expectations.

Features a world map and portrait of a woman, highlighting Brazil's role as a continental hub attracting global tech companies

Depicts a map with numerical data highlighting the number of unicorns in Brazil compared to other countries

This slide features a singular blue line chart tracking the price of Brent crude oil from 2016 to 2023. The layout is clean, with distinct markers for each quarter, and the title prominently displayed at the top.

This slide features a line chart showing the historical Brent prices and future estimates with a sunset backdrop of oil tankers at sea. The visual complexity is moderate, with clear graph lines and color contrasts for readability.

The slide includes a line chart showing Brent futures prices from December 2019 to December 2024. It uses yellow lines for historical and future projections, with a background image of an oil rig. Text explains the trends and implications.

The slide presents a line chart showing historical Brent prices and Brent futures as of June 2020, with an accompanying narrative on the factors influencing these trends.

The slide uses two side-by-side graphs: one for Brent price forecasts and the other for WTI. Each graph compares bank/broker and consultant price estimates, using different shades of yellow for distinction. Text details the forecast ranges.

Comparative column charts evaluating the impact of Brexit under different scenarios with business leader insights.

The slide features a bar charts with percentage labels, a map highlighting geographic regions, and text blocks. It visually contrasts broadband impact across different socioeconomic areas.

This slide shows a mix of bar charts and a small photograph of Airlie-Whitsundays. It displays broadband speed increases alongside GDP uplift in different regions, marked with colors for emphasis.

Features detailed bar charts comparing productivity impacts across various industries. Design elements are used to emphasize significant data points like in Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services.

This slide presents a bar chart detailing expenditure allocations for top 15 ministries for the fiscal year 2019/20, displayed in descending order of funding.

Slide uses multiple bar graphs to compare budget allocations across ten departments, using color coding to differentiate between higher and lower spending areas.

The slide is divided into five color-coded sections, each with icons representing different spending priorities like COVID-19 response and infrastructure. Text outlines key initiatives.

The slide contains two primary visual elements: a column chart on the left showing the Commonwealth budget surplus/deficit as a percentage of GDP from 1971 to 2026, and a line chart on the right depicting the Commonwealth gross debt in AUD billions from 1971 to 2026.

Contains multiple charts: a bar chart for federal budget composition, line charts for deficit and net interest outlays, and a line chart for federal net debt. Colorful and data-dense.

This slide uses a table to compare projected vs. actual budget performance metrics for 2023. It includes variance percentages and highlights key economic assumptions in a clean layout.

Features column charts comparing revenue, expenses, and deficits over three fiscal years. The columns are color-coded in pink, gray, and red, respectively.

The slide contains a column chart comparing Gen Zs and Millennials on statements related to burnout and employer responses. The layout is clean, with a text section at the top and a chart at the bottom.

Central pie chart divided into four segments, with each segment's percentage and related business area labeled. Below are icons representing each business area.

Two pie charts showing the distribution of business banking relationships, accompanied by a column chart showing the growth of talech customers, using blue tones.

This slide features a line graph over time, showing trends in investor priorities related to business capabilities and EPS guidance. It's a data-driven layout with a focus on chronological changes and comparison.

Similar to slide 11, with the addition of 'Opportunities' in a third column; uses a simple and clean layout.

Slide with title, two comparative column charts on revenues and rankings for different financial services, showing growth over time with arrows and brief text descriptions.

Bar charts showing future business focus and projections.

A structured layout featuring four main content blocks: about Palsgaard, challenge/opportunity, solution, and results and benefits, with accompanying icons and bullet points.

The slide has a text area with a header and two line graphs comparing the perspectives of millennials and Gen Z on businesses' societal impact from 2016 to 2021. The design is straightforward with a mix of green and yellow lines against a white backdrop.

This slide features a comparative layout with percentage data across various Southeast Asian countries, highlighting the use of business messaging. It uses a mix of text, rectangular elements for data representation, and an image of a woman using her phone, likely to represent the practical use of business messaging. The design is modern and clean with a balance between visual elements and informational content.

A conceptual slide with two distinct graphs showing targeted share gains and accelerated growth, using color-coded bubbles to represent different business sectors.

Circular diagram showing factors interconnected with business model innovation and column charts projecting global retail e-commerce sales and its share of total retail sales from 2015 to 2024.

A mix of column chart, a pie chart, and line graph that give an overview of the bank's customer-centric model, geographical diversification, and resilient earnings.

The slide is split into two main sections, left featuring a list of elements in a global operating model, right showing the benefits with logos of partnerships. Blue and red are predominant colors.

Comparative pie charts showing revenue mix of UBS versus North American and European GSIB averages, highlighting different business segments.

The slide presents a composite of bar charts and a list, comparing data between the years 2023 and 2024 in terms of business leaders' expectations for revenue, profits, and headcount. It also shows business planning priorities in a vertical list layout. The graphical elements are well organized, using color differentiation for each year.

This slide has a minimal design with key achievements highlighted using blue boxes and descriptive text. It's separated into three sections, each showcasing different aspects of business strength and breadth, including graphics illustrating scale and multi-line business relationships.

The slide contains three key strategy blocks with associated actions, displayed in a columnar format. The content is supported by performance metrics, depicted in a clear and structured manner.

Consists of a column chart showcasing planned growth strategies and a pie chart detailing ownership transition plans, set against a clear, textual backdrop.

The slide utilizes a circular diagram and supporting text to depict the company's investment in relationships, people, and innovation.

The slide features a diagonal line dividing it into four segments, each labeled as Turnaround, Fund, Grow, Transform, with icons and brief descriptions.

The slide contains a series of column charts with detailed annotations and data highlights. It uses shades of blue and text callouts to emphasize key growth metrics.

Before-and-after comparison with two columns contrasting past and current business models. Lists key aspects with numbers and uses blue color highlights.

Slide features column charts depicting adjustments in operating profits across several business units. It includes green, red, and blue bars, some with growth indicators, and integrates real-world imagery of a building's balcony.

Features a diagram showing three phases of business model transformation over time, labeled "Explore & Shape," "Attract & Win," and "Scale Fast & Keep Growing."

Horizontal phase timeline with four sections marked by year ranges, showing evolution of Morgan Stanley's business. Each phase includes a brief descriptor and financial figures. Predominant use of blue and white color scheme.

This slide features a pie chart and a bar chart. The pie chart displays preferences for business travel levels post-COVID-19. The bar chart shows preferences for business travel processes.

The slide features multiple visualizations, including a line graph for daily exceptions, a pie chart for open exceptions per department, and various data tables showing exceptions by category and aging analysis.

The slide includes icons on top of headers, describing major business and economic changes due to external factors.

The slide includes a line chart with a single dark blue line representing the price of Butadiene in Europe from 2016 to 2023. The design is straightforward with vertical gridlines and a clear indication of the time scale.

A bubble chart similar to the previous slide but focused on 'Buy' versus 'Build' strategies. It compares the CARG and growth rates of various IT services, with bubbles sized by market impact.

A quadrant scatter plot categorizes technologies and services based on their market positioning before and after signing contracts. Dots represent companies; color indicates service or goods focus.

The slide presents a bar chart titled "Distribution of buyout funds closed by fundraising success, time and target achievement", comparing percentages from 2017 to 2022 with various shades of gray indicating the time taken to close funds and whether they met their targets.

A bar chart with overlaid line graph titled "Global buyout fund capital contributions and distributions". It contrasts contributions and distributions from 2005 to Q3 22, with a red line indicating net cash flows. There's a notable shift towards negative net cash flows in the recent quarter.

This slide presents a bar chart titled "Global buyout-backed exit value", showing a downward trend in exits via IPOs, and Sponsor to Sponsor or Strategic channels. The years span from 2005 to 2022, with a significant drop marked in red for 2022 at "$565B".

The slide is a comparative design with charts and visual elements. It features a timeline with circular nodes representing different business goals and strategies, icons symbolizing actions, and two large numerical statistics with accompanying text labels.

Features a pie chart depicting the C&I portfolio by industry and a line chart comparing the C&I net charge-off rate against the industry average, along with commentary on market conditions.

Slide with comparative data in bar graph format, emphasizing regional differences in executive confidence and outlook for 2023, using green, red, and gray color scheme.

The slide has two pie charts illustrating the distribution of CA Directors reporting directly to the CEO versus those not on ExCo. It includes textual explanations and quotes in a two-column format with highlighted statements in blue.

The slide includes line graphs comparing CAC vs CO2 emissions from electricity generation for FCEV and BEV under different scenarios.

Complex diagram, labeled sections, icons

Contains bulleted lists, icons, small text, two columns

Flowchart design, icons, circular flow, green accents

Multi-panel comparison, various aspects of CAI solutions

Organized table layout, green highlights, icons

Two sections with lists, graphic elements, green color

Bubble chart showing CARG and growth for various IT segments from 2020-2025. Segments like Supply Chain Management, IaaS, and Business Intelligence Platforms are plotted with bubbles varying in size to represent different scales of impact.

The slide features a world map pinpointing regions of international expansion with a focus on EMEA countries, supplemented by bullet points on strategy. The color contrast and map design aid in focusing on the strategic elements.

The slide features text-heavy content with a small column chart at the bottom. The slide is divided into two main sections discussing CBDCs and stablecoins, and their implications in digital currencies.

The slide includes text blocks and a timeline of monetary policy events. It is moderately complex, with clear use of color coding and annotations to highlight key measures.

Line chart depicting USD net flows to the Nigerian economy from 2004 to 2021. Multiple lines show net flows through the CBN, autonomous sources, and total net flows.

The slide contains a stacked column chart representing CCB investments over time, with annotations detailing areas of growth and investment returns. There's also a sidebar with additional notes on investment focus.

The slide contains a column chart showing changes in CCB revenue from 2012 to 2022 with different factors labeled.

Column chart comparing the unsubsidized capital costs of retrofitted gas combined cycle plants with CCS and new-build power plants with CCS.

Column chart comparing the levelized cost of energy for gas combined cycle plants with CCS, under retrofit and new-build scenarios, with and without subsidies.

The slide includes two column charts comparing survey responses from 2017 and 2019 regarding the safety and development of CCS. Below the charts is a summary of key findings from the survey.

The slide features an area chart showing the top 11 CCUS financial contributions from OECD countries from 2004-2019, with annotations indicating significant changes. A legend identifies the countries by color.

The slide includes an area chart showing the top 10 CCUS patents filed by OECD country producers from 1996-2018, with each country represented by a distinct color. Annotations provide context and highlight significant trends.

The slide presents a column chart displaying the number of global CCUS projects over time. It includes different colored bars to indicate operational projects, projects in development, etc.

An image of ADNOC’s Al Reyadah facility with accompanying descriptive captions.

The slide presents a combination of column charts and pie charts that forecast CO2 capture and utilization by different industries for the years 2030, 2050, and 2070. Detailed legends and color-coding aid comprehension.

The slide shows a detailed value chain diagram for CCUS technologies, covering the entire process from CO2 sources through separation and capture, transport, and utilization/storage. Each segment is clearly labeled and color-coded.

A column chart and a bar chart showing potential CO2 emissions reduction from CCUS on thermal power plants.

The slide features a table listing CCUS hubs in Europe with project names, countries, CO2 capacity, and year.

The slide contains a table listing leading CCUS countries by capture capacity, number of operational projects, and type of storage.

Includes a column chart showing the number of CCUS projects dedicated to various industries (chemicals, heavy industries, power generation, hydrogen, oil & gas, clusters).

Two column charts depicting the number of large-scale CCUS projects and total capture capacity (Mtpa).

The slide shows a series of line and area charts illustrating various CO2 emission pathways and the required carbon dioxide removal capacities to meet the 1.5°C target. Each pathway is color-coded for clarity.

The slide features a flowchart diagram that outlines the main pathways of CCUS technologies, including both utilization (CCU) and storage (CCS) processes. Different applications and processes are clearly labeled.

A bubble chart showing cement, iron, and steel productions combined with CCUS projects over time.

A bar chart showing the timeline of various cement and iron & steel projects incorporating CCUS technology.

The slide includes a scatter plot chart showing upcoming CCUS clusters by operational year and region.

A column chart showing the age structure of coal capacity per region as of 2019.

The slide features an area chart showing global energy sector CO2 emission reductions by measure (technology performance, electrification, etc.) up to 2070. The chart is color-coded and has a detailed legend.

The slide shows a table listing various sectors (e.g., agriculture, industry) and their respective gross estimates of greenhouse gas emissions with potential CCUS applications. Different stages of technology maturity are also indicated.

The slide features a world map highlighting the locations of CCUS facilities, using color-coded dots to indicate their status (operational, in development, etc.).

The slide includes a table matrix showing various heavy industries (e.g., cement, steel) and the potential application of CCUS and other decarbonization technologies. Each cell is color-coded to indicate the maturity of the technology.

A bubble chart showing hydrogen production combined with CCUS projects for various industrial applications.

Features a timeline depicting the stages of CCUS development from early stage to possible mature industry, with key milestones and activities for each stage.

Column chart and projected figures indicating global annual investment in CCUS technology, highlighting the substantial financial commitment required by 2040.

This slide has a column chart showing the potential CO2 capture capacity of current announced projects compared to the IEA SDS objectives by 2030. The gap is highlighted in red for emphasis.