This slide evaluates how countries perceive NATO’s future role in global affairs. It presents the percentage of people who see NATO as a positive influence, highlighting variation across nations and change from 2023.

Examines global sentiment toward NATO’s influence in the coming decade. Canada views NATO positively (66%), above the global average (64%), while the U.S. falls below at 59%. Chart includes deltas from prior year.

This slide ranks countries by agreement that the U.S. and NATO increase global security. The U.S., India, and Poland show higher support, while Türkiye and Japan rank low. Canada and Germany are near the 30-country average.

The slide presents the changes in NAV per share over a quarter, breaking down the impact of different financial activities like net investment income and dividends declared, useful for understanding NAV fluctuations and financial performance.

The slide illustrates the change in Net Asset Value (NAV) for Q3 2024, detailing sources of gains and losses. It breaks down net investment income, realized/unrealized losses, and distributions, highlighting how the NAV declined slightly from $13.67 to $13.54 during the quarter due to negative market valuation adjustments.

Details the changes in NAV, including investment income, realized and unrealized gains/losses, and other factors affecting NAV.

This chart assesses the confidence level of citizens in their governments' ability to respond to a nuclear, biological, or chemical attack. Global average is 44%, with Canada at 40% and the U.S. at 50%.

This slide illustrates the public’s view on the likelihood of a nuclear, biological, or chemical (NBC) attack somewhere in the world over the next year. The global average perceived threat is 71%, with 78% of Americans and 69% of Canadians regarding it as a real threat. The slide visualizes concern levels on global catastrophic risks.

This slide explores global perceptions of the risk of large-scale attacks using nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons. Türkiye, Singapore, and Thailand show the highest concern. The global average is 72%, and many countries report rising fear compared to 2023.

Compares international public perceptions of governmental preparedness for catastrophic NBC attacks. Shows varying degrees of confidence, with many countries showing decreased confidence from the previous year.

The slide presents the economic impact of the NBN network in Australia, highlighting the GDP contribution and projected future benefits, useful for discussing telecommunications' economic impact.

This slide analyzes disaster-related spending trends at NCDOT, illustrating an increase in both declared and non-declared disaster spending over a decade, emphasizing the growth rate and spending compared to forecasts.

This slide forecasts a rise in noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and a decline in communicable diseases (CDs) globally by 2060. Aging populations, urbanization, and better disease monitoring are cited as drivers. Regional comparisons highlight sharp increases in NCDs across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

The slide analyzes noncommunicable disease death shares by category and region. Cardiovascular disease remains the top cause, but dementia and diabetes are on the rise. Africa shows a notable increase in CVD and cancer. It emphasizes the long-term health system costs of NCDs and the need for prevention strategies, including insurance coverage in low-income regions.

Evaluates the regional impact of the National Community Hubs Program, showing differences in social returns and outreach by state.

Details the strategic planning of OEMs for NEV rollouts by 2025, with insights into commitments to vehicle electrification and market readiness.

Discusses how major brands deploy NFTs to enhance consumer engagement, highlighting specific successful campaigns.

Compares traditional music rights ownership, digital disruption through streaming, and NFTs, highlighting shifts in ownership and revenue models in the music industry. Useful for discussions on digital transformation.

Outlines various NFT applications across multiple sectors, emphasizing the breadth of NFT adoption and its impact on different industries. Essential for industry overview presentations on NFTs.

Explores NHS concern by age, gender, party, region, and social grade. Women, older adults, Labour supporters, and South England show higher concern. Least concern from young adults and DE social grade.

Traces healthcare-related public concern trends, particularly focused on NHS performance and accessibility. Peaks are associated with systemic crises and political discourse.

This slide shows fluctuations in public concern over healthcare from 1999 to 2025, highlighting peaks in 2017 and post-2020. Major political events are annotated for context.

The slide presents concern about the NHS across key demographic groups. Women, Labour supporters, and those aged 35–54 show the highest concern. Regional analysis reveals Northern and Central England express greater NHS worries.

The slide forecasts continued NII growth into 2025 due to drivers like structural hedge portfolios, deposit and loan growth, and long-term hedges. Historical and projected NII are visualized, while key growth factors are detailed in bullet form.

This slide analyzes Deutsche Bank’s limited net interest income (NII) sensitivity to a 25bps shift in interest rates. NII impacts range from minor (€20–25m) in 2025 to larger swings (€145m gain / €160m loss) by 2027. Sensitivity is broken down by currency, with the EUR segment showing the most variation. It demonstrates well-managed interest rate risk and minimal NII volatility for near-term years.

Analyzes how a 25bps change in yield curves would affect NII from 2025 to 2027. Also includes breakdown by currency (EUR, USD, Other). Highlights highest sensitivity in 2027 and provides insight into interest rate risk.

Illustrates the bank’s limited sensitivity to yield curve shifts due to dynamic hedge strategies. Outlines currency-level exposure and notes structural hedge re-investments that have reduced potential volatility in net interest income.

Tracks Deutsche Bank’s NII from 2021 to 2024, with 2025 outlook. Shows growth across business segments with emphasis on deposit volumes, loan growth, and income stabilization. Describes momentum drivers and structural hedge impacts.

Provides a detailed analysis of net interest income for FY23, highlighting performance across different business sectors, with a focus on year-over-year growth and the strategic implications for future financial planning.

The slide provides a financial outlook on Net Interest Income (NII), excluding market influences, and accounts for the impact of the First Republic and other variables. The assumptions and uncertainties section aids in understanding the factors that may affect the bank's financial projections, offering a strategic view of the bank's future earning potential for investors and stakeholders.

The slide forecasts increased NII in 2025, rising to €3.7bn. It breaks down performance by business segments including Corporate Bank, Private Bank, and FIC Financing. Highlights stable margins and strong contributions from Private Bank and FIC.

Displays Deutsche Bank’s estimated NII sensitivity to yield curve shifts through 2027. The breakdown indicates impact by year and by currency, showing increasing NII benefit in future years under a rising rate scenario.

The slide highlights Barclays' group net interest income of £3.2bn and a net interest margin of 3.98% for Q323, along with contributions from different business units such as Barclays UK, CC&P, and CIB.

Shows Deutsche Bank's NII and NIM trends across four quarters, with detailed breakdowns across banking segments like Corporate Bank, Private Bank, and FIC Financing, reflecting stable NIM despite varied NII.

Shows quarterly evolution of net interest income and margin across key banking segments. NIM remained stable overall despite minor fluctuations across segments. The charts reflect income drivers and margin trends within divisions.

Tracks quarterly development in net interest income and margin across the group and major banking segments. Shows gradual decline in NIM from Q2 2023 to Q2 2024 and provides insight into accounting asymmetry effects and segment-specific interest income contributions.

Reports a 3% YoY rise in Barclays’ net interest income (NII), reaching £11.3bn in FY24. The slide outlines segment-level contributions and factors like deposit dynamics, hedge momentum, and interest rate cuts.

This slide details the expected NII contributions from Non-Core and swaps, providing medium-term outlook and potential impacts on net interest margin (NIM).

Discusses predictions and strategies for stable net interest income in banking, highlighting impacts from hedge portfolios and deposit volumes.

Forecasts the net interest income growth for a financial institution, detailing contributing factors and expectations for the upcoming quarters.

Forecasts the net interest income excluding markets for 2024, detailing rate and repricing assumptions, balance sheet growth, and migration impacts.

Describes the contribution of BUK Q223 net interest income (NII) to the group's overall income and NII, with historical comparisons.

This slide analyzes the bank’s net interest income sensitivity under hypothetical interest rate shifts of +/-25bps across years 2025–2027. It shows limited exposure in 2025 and gradually increasing sensitivity in later years. Sensitivity is broken down further by EUR, USD, and other currencies, illustrating manageable rate risk.

Analyzes net interest income over several years.

Barclays outlines net interest income (NII) trends across business segments and upgrades FY25 guidance. The slide includes key drivers for the upward revision, including Tesco Bank’s contribution.

This slide shows the projected quarterly NII (Net Interest Income) impact from non-core and swaps portfolios for the years 2025 to 2027. It is used to illustrate the financial benefits of maintaining these portfolios, highlighting the substantial positive effects on the overall financial performance.

Analyzes financial sensitivity to interest rate fluctuations, highlighting potential impacts on net interest income.

The slide analyzes the sensitivity of net interest income to shifts in the yield curve, broken down by year and currency. It provides financial projections and potential impacts, helping in risk assessment and financial planning. Used to guide strategic financial decisions and risk management in banking.

Examines variation in NIM among individual banks for Q3’24, attributing changes to funding profiles and CASA movement. Highlights SNB and ANB as outliers in performance.

Displays the quarterly development of net interest income and margin for FY 2024. Breaks down performance by corporate, private, and FIC financing segments. Indicates margin stability and segment-specific performance over time.

Tracks trends in net interest margin and income across key divisions. Group NII remains stable while margin slightly declines. Illustrates income components and effects of funding costs across banking units.

The slide illustrates the development of net interest margins within a financial institution, comparing corporate and private banking sectors over several quarters.

Details trends in Net Interest Margin for Deutsche Bank's Corporate and Private Banking sectors, analyzing shifts in financial management strategies and market conditions.

This slide presents the quarterly development of net interest margins for different banking divisions, detailing factors influencing these metrics, such as asset growth and policy changes.

Analyzes NIM performance in Deutsche Bank's corporate and private banking sectors, showing past and current trends, and how they compare to the overall group NIM. Useful for financial analysis and strategic decision-making.

Discusses the impact of interest rates on Net Interest Margin in different banking sectors, providing insights into financial trends and earnings. This slide is valuable for financial presentations focusing on interest rate impacts and profitability.

Analyzes the net interest margin trends within the bank, highlighting changes due to market conditions and bank strategies, crucial for assessing profitability.

Discusses Net Interest Margin (NIM) stability in Q3’24. Shows relationships between yield on credit, loan-to-deposit ratio, and cost of funds using visual breakdowns.

A historical overview of natural language processing (NLP) innovation, progressing from rule-based models to modern large language models like GPT. Highlights key technological transitions: statistical models, neural networks, and transformers, ending with generative pre-trained models starting in 2018.

This slide details the technological enablers behind modern NLP success, including data availability, compute power, and frameworks. It compares different language models like BERT, RoBERTa, GPT-2, and GPT-3 in terms of parameters, datasets, and compute needs, emphasizing GPT-3's scale and power.

Tracks $42B in net new investment assets during FY’24, representing ~8% growth. Emphasizes Citi’s advisory-led model that prioritizes open architecture, innovation, and third-party partnerships. Lists near-term goals like expanding revenue and product suite.

Details fiscal updates, affirms segment profit guidance, and indicates an increase in NPAT guidance. It's a deep dive into financial adjustments, explaining changes in projections with a focus on integration and transition costs.

This slide analyzes the NPE volumes, NPE ratios, and loan loss provisions for the top banks in Italy and France. It discusses the impact of the pandemic and government support schemes on the financial metrics.

This slide examines the breakdown of non-performing loan balances by asset type in Turkish banks, highlighting the significant trends and influencing factors over time.

This slide presents a comparative analysis of bank non-performing loan ratios across different countries, emphasizing the significance and implications for the Turkish market.

It assesses the bank's non-performing loan (NPL) ratio and risk costs across regions, demonstrating a cautious risk profile. Ideal for comparing financial stability across markets.

This slide provides an analysis of the non-performing loan volumes in Turkish banks, comparing the trends between private and state-owned banks over a period of time.

This slide discusses the consolidation of the European loan servicing market, driven by regulatory changes and market conditions. It includes a map showing NPL activity levels and anticipates M&A activity.

The slide predicts net NPL inflow volumes in Turkey from 2010-2023, examining various growth scenarios and their impacts.

The slide categorizes NPL sales by asset type, showing trends from 2008-2020 and explaining shifts in retail and corporate loans.

This slide analyzes the breakdown of NPL sales by origination channel, indicating the major contributors and trends over the period.

This slide focuses on the NPL volumes and ratios for German banks and the distribution of loans by stage in Portugal. It highlights the effects of the pandemic on these metrics.

The slide analyzes the impact of COVID-19 on NPL volumes and ratios across Central and Eastern Europe, highlighting measures taken by banks and government schemes to support the financial sector.

The slide provides a detailed view of NPL coverage ratios across CEE countries, discussing the implications and future outlook, and includes an overview of loan moratoria in the region.

This slide projects the expected growth in NPL sales volumes in Turkey from 2010 to 2023, highlighting historical growth rates and various future scenarios based on economic conditions.

Discusses the impact of the pandemic on NPL volumes and loan provisions, focusing on regulatory changes and market responses.

Evaluates France's Net Promoter Score (NPS) as an investment destination, detailing the perspectives of various business stakeholders on its market potential.

This slide indicates an increase in France's attractiveness as an investment destination, with a notable rise in its NPS score in 2021.

Highlights a high Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 75 for 2024, classified as "World class". The slide attributes the score to product reliability, customer alignment, data focus, and challenge handling.

Provides a detailed look at customer satisfaction scores (NPS) by age group and the disparity in satisfaction with different banking services and features.

This slide communicates strong customer satisfaction in U.S. consumer servicing, as reflected in American Express’ consistently high NPS, which remained above industry averages from 2019 through 2023, peaking at +19 in 2021 and rebounding to +18 in 2023.

The slide presents the NPS of American investors recommending further business expansion in France, highlighting a slight rise in recommendations from 2018.

Evaluates France's appeal as a work destination through yearly Net Promoter Scores, providing insights into the perceptions of foreign employees about working and living in France.

Analyzes the correlation between the number of high value elements a company delivers and its Net Promoter Score (NPS). Intended for strategic business insights and decision making.

This slide evaluates France's Net Promoter Score for investment attractiveness, highlighting opinions and trends over recent years.

Details the decline in consumer satisfaction with online shopping despite increased usage of e-commerce platforms in Southeast Asia.

The slide presents the decline in NPS for recommending France as a place to settle, despite the positive feedback on quality of life.

This slide offers a sector-specific analysis of NTM P/E ratios for the S&P 500, providing valuable information for sector-based investment decisions.

This slide compares the current NTM P/E ratios across different regions and styles with their historical values, offering insights for investment analysis.

This slide highlights the strategic foresight in identifying NVIDIA’s datacenter opportunity since 2016. It emphasizes attributes like curiosity, creativity, and collaboration. A dramatic gap between consensus and actual revenue is shown, followed by projections demonstrating continued strong growth, reinforcing J.P. Morgan’s proactive investment strategy.

Highlighting NVIDIA's evolution, the slide outlines the company's growth from a graphics chip company to a comprehensive industry solution provider. It showcases various end-to-end hardware, software, and service solutions that NVIDIA has developed.

The slide discusses regional disparities in educational attainment, specifically NVQ level 4 qualifications, and its impact on workforce proportions and future population growth across various regions.

This slide provides an overview of six major industries in New York State, showing their share in terms of employees, payroll, and small business ownership, illustrating the sectors' sizes and economic weight.

Offers a comprehensive snapshot of the New York economy, detailing each industry's contribution to the state's GDP and its unemployment figures in early 2020, reflecting the pandemic's impact.

Provides an overview of the company's key financial metrics, including NYSE trading symbol, founding year, market cap, branches, ATMs, assets, deposits, and loans. It also outlines the company's regional, national, and international presence.

Provides an overview of Namibia's budget, focusing on operational expenditure, revenue vs. expenditure, and tax vs. non-tax revenue, highlighting fiscal metrics.

Provides a concise overview of Namibia’s current economic status, detailing key statistics like unemployment, GDP growth, and inflation rates.

The slide presents the evolution of nanotechnology, from early applications of passive nanostructures to advanced molecular nanosystems by 2050. It highlights the transformative potential of nanotechnology across various industries and applications, emphasizing its role in future innovations.

Outlines the strategic goals of Namibia's national budget for 2024/25, focusing on stimulating domestic demand, investing in infrastructure, and fiscal prudence. Aims to communicate governmental fiscal priorities and public sector planning.

Provides an overview of Namibia's national debt trends, highlighting increases in domestic and foreign debt over time. Useful for understanding fiscal health and governmental financial strategies.