The slide includes two column charts: one comparing EV sales in key markets (China and USA) from December 21 to December 22, and the other showing YTD EV sales growth from December 21 to December 22.

Slide features column charts comparing electric vehicle (EV) sales over years in various vehicle categories, highlighting trends in a visually straightforward manner.

Bar chart visualizing EV/PHEV sales growth from 2015 to 2025; CAGR annotated; right side contains drivers such as regulation and cost reduction

The slide features regression analysis charts with scatter plots correlating EV/sales multiples with EBITDA margins and sales CAGR for 2019E. It is visually complex, with detailed data points and regression lines, and explanatory text.

The slide features a table with bar charts showing demographic and mobility differences among EV sceptics in APAC, EMEA, and North America. The layout is clean with distinct color coding for each region.

The slide features a column chart showing the most important criteria for selecting EV models, such as price, safety, and battery range. It includes regional comparisons with colored bars representing APAC, EMEA, and North America.

Image of an electric vehicle charging and a column chart showing market share of EV sales in China and India from 2019 to 2023.

Left-aligned chart with line and bar graphs; right-aligned text and quote. Blue and green tones with clear labeling and annotations.

Bar chart comparing the total cost of ownership (TCO) for sub-compact SUVs with ICE and EV powertrains in Romania, showing cost efficiency at low yearly mileage.

Contains a line graph comparing TCO for electric and diesel buses over mileage.

Slide includes images of car parts, bar graphs showing range impacts of different HVAC technologies, and diagrams.

Column chart showing VC deals and investments in the Indian EV sector.

Clustered bar charts comparing total cost of ownership for ICE vs. EV 2-wheelers; simple vertical breakdown

Side-by-side bar charts comparing weight of ICE, PHEV, and EV variants of VW Golf; includes breakdown of added components

The slide divides into two halves; one for consumer e-wallet adoption and the other for merchant adoption. It includes bullet points and icons representing consumers and merchants.

Features multiple line graphs showing the popularity growth of e-wallets in different Southeast Asian countries, with annotations for significant surges in usage.

Dark green background with white text, a column chart showing recycling percentages for various materials, including paper, glass, plastic, and electronic devices.

Purple stacked bar chart similar to previous slide. Includes categories like “About 70%,” “About half,” etc. Correct answer shown as 22%.

The slide presents three columns, each listing example companies under different themes: carbon management, direct mitigation, and climate risk management. Each column contains company names, logos, and brief descriptions of their activities.

Line chart showing pooled deaths vs. baseline and normal range from 2017 through September 2020. Uses dotted and solid lines for historical comparison. Emphasizes recent dip back to normal.

Vertical bar chart showing rolling 5- and 10-year excess returns over time; consistent visual style with blue and yellow colors and timeline from 2010 to 2025.

Layout features paragraph text on the left and two data visualizations on the right: a stacked bar chart showing insurer category participation from 2014 to 2023 and a line graph of consumer access by plan type. Clean, analytical design.

Historical timeline with annotations and dual exchange rate trends (official and parallel) from 2016–2024.

Venn diagram illustrating the exchange rate policy trilemma: capital mobility, financial autonomy, and pegged exchange rate. Insights section below.

Displays a line chart depicting the Chinese yuan exchange rate with historical data and significant economic events affecting the rate.

Similar bar chart format to 19071, showing “Agree” and “Disagree” rates per country, with global average highlighted.

Similar dual-column bar chart layout as previous slide, illustrating excitement about AI by country/group.

Features a single horizontal bar chart listing top executive challenges for 2024, such as 'Accessing talent' and 'Digital disruption', highlighted in varying shades of green to represent percentage responses.

Title and text left-aligned; vertical bar chart at right comparing 2022 and 2023 percentages for executive roles

Clean layout with circular percentage graphics and two horizontal content sections; purple text highlights key insights; text-heavy with visual accents.

Combination of executive quote boxes (left) and a horizontal bar chart (right) with monochrome tones and minimal visuals; layout is clean and business-formal.

Matrix chart similar to slide 17431, displaying October survey results of ~2,000 executives across nine virus/economic scenarios. Percentages indicate perceived likelihood. Delta from July shown in blue on the right.

Split bar chart comparing sentiment for 2024 and 2025, with % difference vs. fashion industry

Bar chart showing net sentiment of luxury executives (better/same/worse) for 2023–2025. Accompanied by bullet points listing reasons for pessimism.

A simple and clean design with a vertical timeline graphic. The text is minimal, providing a clear, uncluttered layout.

This slide has a red and black color scheme with a two-column layout. The left side contains a block of text with a bold title "Executive Summary," and the right side features a column chart titled "Family law final order by finalisation type, ('000) 2016-17" with data provided by FCC.

GDP projection chart with multiple scenario lines based on different survey months (April–August). Includes “?” symbol for uncertainty zone. Executive prompts listed on right side in bullet format.

This slide features a mix of bar charts and column charts. The left side shows horizontal bar charts for top sectors by value and volume, while the right side shows vertical bar charts for deal types.

The slide features two bar charts. The left chart shows top sectors by value and volume. The right chart shows deal types by value and volume.

Column charts depicting total exits, exit types, and top sectors for exits by value for 2020-2022.

The slide features two bar charts: one showing top sectors by exit value and the other by the number of deals. It uses a color scheme to differentiate data from different months, providing a clear visual comparison of sector performance in exits.

Displays column charts for total exits, exit types, and top sectors by exit value. Uses grey, purple, and yellow for color coding. Visual complexity is moderate.

Contains column charts for total exits, exit types, and top sectors by exit volume. Uses grey, purple, and yellow colors. Visual complexity is moderate.

The slide includes bar charts comparing exit types and investment strategies by bidder type, with changes from 2019-2020.

The slide contains multiple column charts showing exit drivers, strategies, and multiples for funds divesting F&L assets. Key findings are presented.

Two bar charts: Left (exit count by type), Right (exit value by type) from 2018–2024

Two primary visual elements: a column chart showing U.S. venture-backed exits by type for different quarters, and a pie chart depicting companies' long-term goals. The layout includes headers and an implications section.

Bar and line chart depicting exit values and exit count per quarter (2018–2024)

Bar chart with exit value ($B) and line for exit count from 2018–Q3 2024. Bright blue bars and navy line over white background.

Bar-line combo chart of exit values and counts from 2018 to Q3 2024. Blue bars for value and a line for exit count.

Dual bar chart compares current vs. future countries served; country flags highlight expansion targets

Features a U.S. map highlighting expansion and legacy states, alongside a column chart showing revenue growth in expansion markets.

Two-panel design. Left: bar chart showing duration of U.S. expansions vs. recessions. Right: bubble chart comparing size and duration of major recessions by real GDP decline. Key events like the Great Depression are visually emphasized.

The slide contains a column chart illustrating opportunities related to the rise of FinTech by region, with different colors representing various opportunities such as expanding products.

Multiple column charts comparing expected returns for "U.S. Loan," "U.S. High Yield," "Euro High Yield," and "GBP High Yield." Each chart displays separate components contributing to total return, like credit spread and excess return.

Depicts execution rates of expenditure over three fiscal years using vertical thermometers, showing percentages to illustrate fiscal discipline or lack thereof.

Features a pie chart detailing various segments of national expenditure such as personnel costs, goods and services, and interest payments.

This slide contains multiple column charts comparing annual operating expenditure, employing a red and grey color scheme to differentiate categories such as total, employee & judge expenditure, and others. Icons at the top indicate court operations, security, and travel, while text sections provide detailed descriptions.

This slide displays a dot plot chart tracking expenditure execution rates over three fiscal years, each marked with a percentage.

Features a stacked column chart with sections colored differently to represent various types of expenditures like personnel, services, and capital transfers over multiple years.

Slide with a prominent bar graph detailing the annual operating expenditure, accompanied by key expense categories. The visual elements are designed for easy comparison.

A line graph tracking expenditure execution rate over several years, marked with specific years and percentage values at data points.

The slide features a line graph depicting the expenditure execution rate over several years. Each data point is marked clearly, showing a trend over time.

It has a split layout with a column chart on the left and bullet points on the right. The graph uses shades of blue and green, with a dotted line indicating future projections.

Combining tha bars in a column chart and textual analysis, the slide compares technology expenses over time and investment strategies.

The slide contains two comparative column charts with vertical bars, contrasting Goldman Sachs with US peers, and a text box detailing a three-year expense plan. The design is clean, using shades of blue.

Two column charts depict volatility comparisons, complemented by a bullet-point list of expense management strategies.

The slide features a comparative column chart depicting expense growth, a sidebar with key strategic points, and a blue background. The column chart contrasts the company's low expense growth against the peer average, using shades of blue to differentiate the data. The sidebar uses icons and bullet points to concisely present information.

The slide includes a bar chart showing expense growth vs. peers and bullet points on the right detailing investments in talent and capabilities, with specific examples of expansions and technological modernization.

A column chart shows predicted expenses for 2023 with additional annotations on integration costs and considerations from FDIC. The layout is straightforward with clear divisions between sections.

Column chart showing 2023 vs 2024 expense outlook in billions of dollars with various categories like CCB, CIB, AWM, and Corp. Contains colored segments to indicate different contributions such as FDIC SA and pre-funded Foundation contributions. Text on the right explains organic business growth and expense drivers.

This slide features a column chart displaying the total expense ratios of various Swiss Real Estate funds. The chart uses vertical bars to represent each fund's TER_REF.

A column chart comparing the total expense ratios (TER) of various Swiss real estate funds based on market value, with a reference line for average TER.

A column chart comparing the total expense ratios (TER) of various Swiss real estate funds, with a reference line for average TER.

The slide features a column chart comparing the total expense ratios (TER) of Swiss Real Estate funds based on market value (MV), with a green line indicating the average TER.

The slide displays a column chart comparing the total expense ratios (TER) of various Swiss Real Estate funds, with a green line indicating the average TER across all funds.

Column chart showing operating expense reduction from 2015 to 2019. Each year has distinct bars with a color legend.

Title at the top, a three-part diagram describing expense savings strategies with bullet points in each part. Dark blue and light blue color scheme.

Features column chart with efficiency ratios and a strategic plan outline with arrows and bullet points detailing expense management.

This slide is text-heavy with several bullet points, accompanied by column charts and a table. It utilizes a blue and gray color palette and is quite data-intensive.

The slide features multiple column charts displaying 'Adjusted Expenses' over a period, accompanied by annotations for specific expense categories. Other smaller bar charts illustrate cost per account for operations and branch network. The design uses shades of blue and annotations to make distinctions clear.

The slide displays a complex table comparing different expense categories over various quarters, alongside a single column chart showing the efficiency ratio. It utilizes a muted color palette with highlights in blue.

The slide is dense with a mix of column charts and a data table. On the left, a table lists financial metrics with percentages. On the right, a column chart compares the efficiency ratio between 2023 and 2022, below which is a bullet point list of expense highlights.

The slide features a column chart comparing 'Efficiency Ratio' for 2023 YTD and 2022 YTD, alongside a comprehensive table detailing financial expenses in various categories such as compensation, transaction-based fees, and total operating expenses with percentage changes from the previous year.

The slide shows a column chart representing 'CCB Adjusted Expense' in billions from 2021 to 2022, with projections for 2023. Factors contributing to changes in expenses are highlighted with arrows and brief descriptions. There are also several small icons, such as a car and a computer, which serve as visual aids to accompany the explanations of the various contributing factors.

The slide displays tables and bullet points outlining financial expenses and highlights, including a graph showing efficiency ratio trends.

Column chart illustrating changes in operating expenses from 3Q23 to 4Q23 with contributing factors and expense categories.

The slide has two main sections: a table showing financial results and a column chart comparing efficiency ratios. It uses blue and grey colors with a professional layout.

The slide presents column charts breaking down expense growth by category from 2019 to 2022 and details on investment spending for technology and business sectors.

A column chart showing expense trends over years with additional break-downs in investments, with a focus on blue tones.

A mix of column chart and comprehensive text boxes, depicting various financial metrics.

Displays a column chart on efficiency ratio and comprehensive tables listing various expense categories with associated financial data.

The slide features a column with annotations and a key. The layout is dense with numerical data, icons indicating upward or downward trends, and text boxes summarizing considerations for 2023.

A column chart showing the 2018 to 2019 outlook with changes in expenses broken down by type, such as tech investments and FDIC/other, with a title above and footnotes below.

Includes column charts showing past and projected expenses, with a legend explaining different categories of expenses. The design is clean with the use of colors to differentiate data.

A stacked column chart details the expense growth from 2017 to 2018 due to revenue and investments, with segments for revenue-related growth, tech investments, etc. The chart features an overhead ratio percentage at the bottom.

The slide has a dominant column chart showing the AWM adjusted expense over years with portions marked for investments, volume-/revenue-related, and structural changes. To the right, there's a column chart depicting the breakdown of expense types and investment focuses.

This slide displays a column chart tracking expenses from 2018 to 2019 in billions of dollars, highlighting overhead, revenue-related, and investment areas. The chart has a balance of dark and light blue tones, with green bars for positive changes and red for negative ones.

This slide has the same layout as slide 3612, offering a comparative view of expenses with updated quarterly data. It features a table, a column chart on efficiency ratio, and annotations in blue tones.

A column chart details the changes in expenses from 2013 to 2018 with color-coding to represent different cost factors, including enterprise control spend and growth initiatives, leading to total expenses.