This slide introduces the Everest Group PEAK Matrix®, a visual framework that classifies organizations into three categories—Aspirants, Major Contenders, and Leaders—based on their market impact and delivery capability. It is used to evaluate players in a competitive landscape and indicates movement toward leadership with an upward arrow.

Shows the positioning of companies offering trust and safety services in the 2025 PEAK Matrix. Leaders like Accenture and Concentrix score high in both capability and impact. Includes Major Contenders, Aspirants, and Star Performers.

Discusses the shift in PEI market exits towards more IPOs and sales to other financial buyers.

The slide presents consumer preferences for PHEV/EV body types and mileage, highlighting a preference for Japanese minicars/compact cars and a minimum mileage of 500 km per charge.

The slide highlights the preferred charging locations for PHEV/EV and the desired charging times, with the most preferred location being at home and the preferred charging time within 10 mins.

The slide captures the future purchasing intentions for PHEV/EVs, indicating that 40% of consumers are interested in buying these vehicles someday, reflecting potential market growth.

This slide outlines the ideal characteristics of PHEV/EVs for consumers, emphasizing a total purchase cost of under 2.5M JPY and a resale value of more than 30% after five years.

This slide discusses the main reasons consumers avoid purchasing PHEV/EVs, including high costs, insufficient charging infrastructure, and safety issues.

This slide explains why consumers choose PHEV/EVs, highlighting environmental benefits and lower TCO as the primary motivations. It also lists other factors like technology, subsidies, and convenience.

Summarizes insights from PMDR adoption including the importance of top-down ambition, prioritization of high-emitting assets, and the financial value of decarbonization. Highlights operational and strategic leverage points.

Demonstrates how financial investors can use PMDR to assess decarbonization progress. Provides alignment metrics over time and visualizes emissions by portfolio company. Aims to guide prioritization and strategy.

This slide shows composite PMI data for output and new orders across key Asia-Pacific economies. India outperforms its peers, maintaining stronger momentum in both categories. Other countries show minimal changes or stagnation.

The slide suggests that improvements in PMI data could drive revenue and EPS growth in the S&P 500. It shows historical data and correlation between PMI and revenue surprises.

This slide presents a snapshot of PMI survey results, indicating sluggish economic activity in most major economies by the end of 2023, with some improvement in China and the US showing resilience.

This content slide displays a line chart comparing PMI scores over time to assess the resilience of different economies. It is likely used in financial presentations to analyze economic trends, with an emphasis on recent developments and the UK's performance in relation to the US and Eurozone.

Global PMI data reveals stable employment in services but contraction in manufacturing. Regionally, UK, Euro Area, and China show persistent employment weakness, affecting overall PMI indexes.

The slide provides a detailed view of global manufacturing performance through PMI indices, offering insights into the health of the manufacturing sector across different countries.

This slide presents the stability of the global manufacturing sector and the visible expansion in services as of July, with a detailed analysis of the JPMorgan Global PMI. It could be used to discuss market trends and economic outlooks.

This slide focuses on the recent performance of service and manufacturing PMIs in China and stock market trends, indicating economic activity levels. It may serve analysts and investors in evaluating the current business climate, informing decisions in the finance and manufacturing sectors.

This slide presents a snapshot of global PMI data by region and sector, showing sluggish manufacturing but more stable services activity. The U.S. stands out as an outperformer, while Europe and Asia display weakness. Includes composite economic trend lines through 2023–2025.

The slide presents mid-month readings of business activity health for March, comparing it across various countries.

Tracks momentum in global economic activity through PMI data over time for various regions and sectors. Highlights recovery patterns and sector-level divergences, with color codes indicating contraction or expansion trends.

The slide displays Nigeria's 2024 PMI trend, noting a slight improvement in November and projecting expansion in 2025 due to policy impacts. The insights emphasize sectoral variations and growing business confidence.

The slide analyzes the global Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for manufacturing and services, providing insights into economic activity and performance across various countries. It is used to assess economic health and trends.

The slide compares global manufacturing performance using PMI as an indicator, making it valuable for assessing the impact of COVID-19 on the manufacturing sector. It helps stakeholders understand which regions are experiencing recovery and which are still struggling, facilitating targeted strategic decisions in supply chain management and production planning. The visual representation of PMI trends provides a quick overview of economic resilience and recovery patterns, essential for operational planning and investment decisions in the manufacturing sector.

Analyzes the manufacturing PMI to illustrate the economic impact of COVID-19 on different countries and recovery momentum.

This slide presents May PMI data across major economies. While US manufacturing shows resilience, services sectors in Europe have slowed. Composite output highlights divergent momentum. Corporates are encouraged to monitor sector-specific trends for better forecasting and strategy.

This slide provides a snapshot of economic activity across key regions, highlighting contraction in manufacturing but resilience in the services sector, especially in the Euro area and US. Composite PMI trends indicate mixed outlooks.

The slide presents a snapshot of business activity momentum globally, comparing manufacturing and services PMI data across different countries, highlighting economic conditions.

The slide analyzes PMI data indicating slight increases in manufacturing and services in January. It also examines the performance of stock market indexes in February, providing insights into economic activities and market responses.

Presents the global recovery of the manufacturing PMI, highlighting trends before, during, and after the COVID-19 crisis across multiple countries.

This slide tracks monthly Purchasing Managers Indexes (PMI) for services and manufacturing in China, showing services remaining above 50 while manufacturing lags. The right chart highlights volatility in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock indexes, showing cautious optimism despite manufacturing contraction.

Offering a comparative analysis of global manufacturing health, this slide is critical for assessing economic activity and could influence investment decisions in financial and manufacturing sectors. It is structured to provide quick insights into industry performance trends.

Shows trends in PMIs and stock market indexes, indicating economic health and investment potential, aimed at investors or market analysts.

Comparison of MMIS spending per member per month (PMPM) in New Hampshire versus other states, suggesting cost minimization strategies.

The slide shows little change over time in the types of consumer financing used. The majority continue to rely solely on cards, while POS lending adoption remains minimal. The narrative suggests POS lending isn't significantly threatening card use without a structural change.

The slide emphasizes that while 19% of consumers use POS lending, the majority also have credit cards. It highlights that POS lending is supplementary rather than substitutive to credit cards, with 81% of consumers owning cards and most not using POS lending.

The slide compares financial behaviors of credit cardholders who use Point-of-Sale (POS) lending with those who do not. It highlights that POS users are more likely to overspend, have unmanageable debt, and lack financial discipline. 20% of cardholders use POS lending, while 80% do not.

This slide presents producer price index (PPI) data, comparing intermediate input costs and final output prices across regions. The data highlights difficulties in cost pass-through to consumers, particularly in the US and UK, due to weak demand and competitive pressures.

The slide analyzes the extent to which companies in different regions can pass input costs to final prices. The UK shows weak pass-through (-0.13%), whereas the US, Euro area, and China demonstrate better absorption of input cost increases with positive output-input PPI spreads.

The slide explores how companies in the US, Euro area, and UK pass through input costs to final outputs, analyzing margin compression trends.

Examines leadership diversity at Deloitte, focusing on current and new Partner, Principal, and Managing Directors.

Provides an overview of public-private partnership projects in the Philippines, detailing their stages, sectors, and geographic distribution.

This slide discusses how PSD2 and FinTechs are increasing market pressure in banking, categorizing countries based on their digital banking maturity. It emphasizes the roles of foreign digital champions and FinTechs as challengers to the status quo.

This slide shows improvements in pre-tax income for the first nine months of 2019, compared to previous years, with additional metrics for cost/income ratio and RoRC.

Evaluates Pakistan's economic outlook regarding the metaverse, mentioning GDP, innovation index ranking, and challenges such as political and economic concerns.

Reviews Pakistan's ICT development indicators, highlighting the growth in mobile and broadband subscriptions, and the impact of government initiatives on digital infrastructure.

This slide shows that 30% of global respondents view Pakistan’s influence positively. Support is strongest in Indonesia, and weakest in North America and parts of Europe.

This slide details the Palmerton, PA plant refurbishment, highlighting expanded capacity, project timing (Q1 2025), signed contracts, and projected returns. It emphasizes growth potential and efficiency improvements with expected EBITDA of €25–30m and IRR >30%.

Duplicate of slide 18022: highlights capacity increase and efficiency benefits from the Palmerton refurbishment project. Key takeaways include a €60–70m Capex, EBITDA of €25–30m, and IRR >30%, reinforcing the project's economic and strategic value.

Analyzes strategies for dealing with COVID-19's impact over time, including flattening the curve and economic recovery.

The slide evaluates how employers responded to the pandemic, with high scores in communication, employee support, and maintaining operations. It highlights the positive feedback from Millennials and Gen Z regarding their employers' crisis management strategies, providing a benchmark for effective organizational responses in future crises.

This content-oriented slide breaks down the various stages of pandemic response, from identification to recovery, with accompanying descriptions of epidemiological, economic, and social indicators, serving as an educational or planning resource in healthcare and government contexts.

The slide analyzes the changes in investor behavior and attitudes towards investment due to the pandemic, focusing on views, relationships, and behaviors.

This slide shows the impact of the pandemic on US consumer spending, demonstrating changes in the level and composition of expenditures on goods and services. It could be used to analyze consumer behavior during economic shocks and guide business strategy adjustments.

Highlights the responses of millennials and Gen Z to the pandemic, focusing on new work capabilities, sense of community, and solidarity.

Reflecting on the pre-pandemic office presence, this slide offers a statistical breakdown to facilitate discussions on how workplace dynamics have shifted. It could serve as a baseline for measuring the impact of the pandemic on work arrangements and informing future work policies.

The slide breaks down the paper and packaging business into regional operations and evaluates pricing trends and margins. It distinguishes between domestic and international performance and highlights profitability metrics.

This slide emphasizes the importance of the Paris Agreement, signed by 194 countries, to limit global warming to under 2°C. A chart illustrates past emissions trends and scenarios based on current vs. targeted policy pathways.

Highlights the Paris Agreement's impact on promoting energy transition and achieving carbon-neutral societies. It projects significant increases in renewable energy share by 2030 and 2050, stressing the importance of national contributions (NDC) in this transformation.

Highlights the need for OECD countries to reduce emissions by 90-100% by 2050 to meet Paris Agreement targets, emphasizing advanced countries' responsibilities.

Paris continues to record strong VC activity into Q3 2024 after a notable increase in H1. While Q3 is slightly lower, deal value and count remain high compared to historical trends, indicating sustained investor interest in the region.

The slide provides demographic details about the participants of the FinTech survey, including company types, regional distribution, and roles of respondents.

The slide details the demographic breakdown of survey participants, including their geographic locations, industry sectors, and organizational turnover. It features visual data representations to illustrate responses by geography, industry, third-party spend, and turnover.

Partners echo a sentiment similar to clients, indicating a strong current focus on cost-efficient transformation but predicting growth in end-to-end organizational alignment and ecosystem-based collaboration. The shift highlights strategic evolution in partner expectations of service delivery, aiming for deeper stakeholder integration.

This slide showcases PwC's partnership with Oxford Business Group, highlighting case studies in ESG strategy and materiality assessment. It emphasizes the collaborative efforts and outcomes achieved through the partnership.

This slide details the initiatives to strengthen partnerships with PB through collaboration and distribution enhancement. It shows cumulative NNA growth and thematic equity fund launches.

Analyzes various market partnership types, emphasizing the shift towards enhanced digital experiences.

Details the firm's partnerships and philanthropic efforts, showcasing engagement in sustainability, support for small businesses and women entrepreneurs, and contributions to COVID-19 relief, highlighting the firm's commitment to social responsibility and market solutions.

Explains the mutual benefits of partnerships between banks and Fintechs, aiming to provide insights for strategic collaboration.

It outlines the increased partnership formation among platform adopters and criteria for platform strategy

The slide shows the growth in global patents across different industries from 1980 to 2019, highlighting the explosion of patents related to digitalization and Industry 4.0. It illustrates the increasing innovation activity in fields like computer technology, semiconductors, and medical technology.

The slide shows the share of patents in various frontier technologies from 2000–2021, highlighting the dominance of China and the US. It discusses patent distribution in Industry 4.0, renewable energy, and other technologies, and emphasizes the importance of patent quality, not just quantity.

This slide discusses the primary concerns regarding digital health adoption in SEA, highlighting patient privacy and the shortage of skilled talent.

The slide details the main concerns for digital health adoption in SEA, such as increased patient privacy concerns and talent shortages. It compares these concerns across various countries, highlighting changes in perception from 2022.

Describes new strategic partnership between Barclays and Brookfield for payment acceptance. Includes historical Head Office income and outlines expected investment, ownership terms, and financial neutrality.

Examines the resurgence in payment processing sectors, underlining the economic recovery's impact on sales volumes. It's for evaluating operational performance in the payment services domain.

The slide demonstrates the use of machine learning algorithms for predicting payment outcomes, showing data input analysis and correlation heatmap, helping in financial performance forecasting and decision-making.

Highlights record growth in the payments sector and the firm’s leadership across various performance metrics.

This slide demonstrates the growth in payments revenue and deposit balances, emphasizing the company's strength in market share gains and liquidity management. It showcases numerical data reflecting the trend over several years, with a focus on continued momentum and market dynamics.

The slide demonstrates the growth in business banking revenue and relationships, highlighting the differentiated product offerings and digital capabilities driving this growth.

It emphasizes strategic imperatives and priorities in payments, detailing the growth, customer experiences, and infrastructure modernization. It's intended to communicate specific goals in payment processing, customer experience improvements, and technology upgrades to maintain market position.

Provides an overview of strategic objectives and strengths in payments, lending, and commerce. The slide is meant for illustrating the company's position and future directions in key business areas, highlighting objectives like maintaining a payments franchise and capturing a market share in lending.

It highlights the advancements and roadmap for payment platforms, showcasing the progress and future plans to improve global scalability and technology. Useful for operational strategy and tech innovation discussions.

Provides a snapshot of the firm’s performance in the payments sector, showing revenue, clients, and income data.

The slide compares the strengths of banks and fintechs and how they combine to form J.P.Morgan's unique approach in payments, with a focus on scale, innovation, and differentiation.

Explores challenges such as knowledge gaps, collaboration difficulties, and transparency issues that companies face during transformation towards more sustainable practices. Suitable for discussions on change management and improving organizational culture and collaboration in corporate settings.

The slide prompts organizational self-assessment regarding adaptation to future people management changes, considering different scenarios and the necessary actions to get there. It invites reflection on the impact of environmental changes on organizational culture, necessary transformations in resourcing, and understanding the current state through evaluation techniques.

The slide focuses on the perception gaps between diverse groups and the control group regarding workplace obstacles, emphasizing the need for better recognition and support for diversity.

The slide presents data on executives' and non-executives' differing views on the progress made in improving diversity and inclusion within top management and overall company levels.

The slide shows an improving perception of France by corporate headquarters, indicating good or excellent ratings from a majority of respondents.

This slide showcases JP Morgan's performance targets for different sectors within consumer and community banking, reflecting past data and future outlooks. Useful in presenting measurable objectives to investors or stakeholders.

The slide presents performance attribution for Q1 2025, identifying top-performing and underperforming stocks in the J.P. Morgan Large Cap Growth Strategy. It includes relative weights and impact percentages, alongside sector attribution, helping to assess value-added performance sources.

Presents five metrics for evaluating a city's cultural and creative appeal, useful for performance assessment

Analysis of yearly performance of various asset classes, indicating potential investment decisions. Suitable for financial analysts or investors looking at market trends.

This slide contrasts traditional consulting with A&M’s unique performance improvement approach, emphasizing the integration of hands-on interim management.

Slide details various strategies for performance improvement across different business functions, highlighting Alvarez & Marsal's approach to enhancing operational and financial outcomes.

Evaluates Q1 FY21 performance with an investment lens, offering insights into market position and financial returns. For presenting to investors or in strategic planning meetings.

The slide provides a performance comparison across luxury product sectors, detailing sales growth, net profit margins, and return on assets. It helps in understanding the financial health and performance metrics of various luxury product categories.

This slide presents the annual performance returns of the MS INVF Emerging Leaders Equity Fund, providing a yearly comparison with the MSCI EM Index.