Three-column layout with text boxes detailing topline, source of funds, and usage of funds. Includes color-coded bar charts and callout boxes for financial targets.

Simple icon-based design illustrating key findings related to transparency, strategy, and material handling in SEM-10 listed companies.

Contains bullet points and a multicolored circular graphic. Design is clean and focused, using a blue and gray color scheme.

Features bar graphs comparing the cost and value of nbn™ plans, with visuals illustrating user benefits, clear labeling, and explanatory text.

Features a bar chart and a column chart with time frames for financial value delivery and expectations for delivery speed. The design incorporates a blue-purple gradient and numerical annotations for quick reference.

The slide features a title, two complex column charts comparing quarterly financial results, and a detailed text section highlighting key points in bullet format.

This slide presents a pie chart alongside a graph showing a positive trend over three years. There's also a circular diagram with various percentages, all surrounding the central theme of financial wellness. The layout is neat, with clear demarcation of the visual elements.

Bar chart showing the most disliked aspects of vehicle financing, using different shades of green. The layout is straightforward and highlights key dislikes.

This slide includes bar charts showing IG convert issuance over time and the growth of global private debt institutional funds.

Features column chart comparing financing revenue growth over years with a clear visual hierarchy.

Split layout: left pie chart of financing model distribution, right table comparing fund types; advantages, disadvantages, and examples listed

This slide contains column charts showing preferred types of non-cash discounts, such as financing options and deferred payments, across different countries (US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, China, Japan).

A vertical column chart shows various sources of financing, with family & friends being the most used. A detailed description of the financing landscape is on the left side.

Column chart illustrating the average amount raised in 2022 per startup age. The chart compares women-only, men-only, and mixed teams, showing significant disparities as startups mature.

A bar chart displaying preferred loan and lease durations for vehicle financing, in shades of blue. Well-organized and easy to interpret.

Comparative column chart and bar chart with percentage changes; trend summary on right

The slide includes a column chart showing credit volume share and various client needs categories like investment, lifestyle, and entrepreneurial growth. Bullet points detail specific financing options like Lombard lending and export finance.

The slide has a comparative bar chart illustrating the cost impacts of FINIG on EAMs by company size.

Dual line charts showing Finland’s ROE and revenue/assets from 2010–2023E, compared to the European average.

This slide features a pie chart and text boxes summarizing the application status for FINMA licenses among EAMs.

Two-column comparison of Level 39 and Fusion including key statistics and program concepts

The slide has a bar chart showing the progression of current and future FinTech users, including lapsed users and anticipated future users.

Single-column layout with a bar chart showing fintech adoption rates across 20 markets. Uses flags and horizontal bars to represent adoption percentages for each country.

The slide includes a column chart comparing 2017 use and future use projections for different FinTech categories.

The slide features a column chart comparing FinTech adoption in six markets (Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, UK, US) between 2015 and 2017.

The slide features a multi-country comparison of FinTech adoption rates in 2015, 2017, and future projections using a column chart.

Four-panel bar and line charts comparing deal value and count for VC, PE, and M&A from 2018–2021 in ASPAC.

The slide includes a bubble chart ranking trends in the banking industry by importance and likelihood to respond. Text on the left discusses the focus on B2B solutions and their impact on business clients.

The slide has a title at the top, a paragraph of text, and a column chart on the right summarizing key highlights from the PwC Global FinTech Report 2016. The chart bars are in red, indicating different percentages.

The slide features two sets of bar charts comparing awareness and preference for traditional financial services in 2015 and 2017 across six markets.

The slide includes a column chart and text. The chart shows the estimated share of business at risk to FinTech companies.

Contains icons and statistics related to Fintech, Buy Now Pay Later, and the Rental industry, with projected market values and growth rates.

Dual-column charts showing global deal activity in fintech, with capital invested and median capital invested/post-valuation from 2014 to 2020 Q3. Various colors indicate deal types.

The slide contains a column chart comparing challenges faced by FinTech companies and incumbents, with challenges like IT security and regulatory uncertainty highlighted in different colors.

The slide has a bar chart comparing the top challenges to fintech growth for TMT and FS organizations. The color scheme includes shades of orange and gray.

Text-heavy slide with a central image of a diagram showing collaboration obstacles, surrounded by text boxes detailing specific hurdles in financial institutions and fintech cooperation.

The slide includes text sections on fintech regulations, a bar chart on fintech market share, and statistical data on MSMEs. The layout is detailed but organized to separate different data points clearly.

The slide features a bar chart comparing TMT and FS firms on important areas for customer retention through fintech. The bars are orange, red, and gray.

The slide includes a column chart showing the percentage of clients using banking apps, with a focus on digital approaches for customer service. Text on the left explains the necessity of digital solutions for banks.

The slide features a map of Europe with markers indicating the location of fintech companies involved in significant deals. A table lists company names, descriptions, deal sizes, dates, and lead investors. Visual complexity is moderate to advanced.

The slide contains two column charts. The left chart compares digital financial service usage between FinTech users and non-users. The right chart shows adoption by age bracket.

Two-column layout with text summary on the left and survey comments on the right; bar graphs show grading distributions; minimalistic style with blue highlight

A content slide with text and a bar chart illustrating the survey results indicating high levels of expected disruption in asset management and insurance sectors. It shows the percentage of respondents from different sectors who anticipate significant disruption.

The slide has a split layout with the left side listing new players in payments, lending, and wealth management along with their logos. The right side shows four short text blocks with key strategic insights. There's also a small section on the bottom left with icons representing new technological developments.

A content slide with text explaining the survey results showing that consumer banking and payments are the most likely sectors to be disrupted by FinTech. Includes a bar chart depicting the percentage of disruption expected in various financial sectors.

The slide features a column chart on the right illustrating threats posed by FinTech within the banking industry. The text discusses the disruption in consumer banking caused by FinTech advancements.

Heatmap chart showing the number of fintech companies by cluster, founding year, and growth rate from 2016 to 2020, with country flags indicating top clusters by country.

Diagram slide with three visual maps showing the growth of the fintech venture ecosystem in Europe from 2013 to 2020, with clusters representing different fintech sectors.

Visual ecosystem map showing clusters of European fintech companies, with a pie chart indicating country origins. Nodes are color-coded by business operations similarity.

Introduction slide with text explaining the FinTech industry's impact on financial services. Includes an infographic showing the FinTech ecosystem, consisting of FS institutions, tech companies, start-ups, regulators, and government.

A Venn diagram illustrating the convergence of different business sectors with FinTech, including e-retailers, ICT, financial infrastructure, social media, and startups.

Line and bar chart of global FinTech funding by region (2008–2014); list of top funded firms in Europe in 2015 on right

Left: bar and line chart showing FinTech funding growth (2011–2015); Right: expert quote in paragraph format

The slide is moderately complex with a mix of textual content and images. The left side details the acquisition of a fintech company, while the right side shows a flow diagram of the healthcare provider revenue cycle management value chain. The focal point of the fintech acquisition is highlighted, and the company's healthcare vertical is briefly overviewed. The design is clean and organized, utilizing the brand's color palette.

This slide has a bar chart comparing the implementation stages of fintech products/services between TMT and FS sectors. The bars are in shades of orange and gray.

The slide features a column chart comparing the challenges faced by FinTech companies and incumbents, with color-coded bars indicating different percentages for various challenges.

Split-panel layout with statistics, bullet points, and colored bars; simple visual style with balanced white space

Horizontal bar chart with Banking in yellow; textual explanation and top-funded startup table at bottom-left.

Multi-column charts showing fintech investment trends across Americas, EMEA, and APAC regions from 2014 to 2020 Q3, with maps indicating regional investment distribution.

Four-pane chart layout showing deal value and count from 2018 to 2021 across VC, PE, M&A, and overall fintech.

Contains a column chart and a line graph depicting the amount of investment in USD million and number of deals across various sectors including FinTech, Real Estate, etc

This slide has bar graphs comparing the fintech lending market size in tier 2 and tier 3 cities with textual annotations for clarity.

Comparative bar matrix showing location ratings across European regions; color-coded rankings (1–3); summary points highlighted below

This slide features a column chart showing global fintech revenue growth from 2017 to 2024, segmented by region (Americas, EMEA, APAC), with green, yellow, and blue colors.

This slide has a clear white background with two pie charts in contrasting colors, blue for fintech and green for metaverse. It includes percentage texts and icons representing various technologies. A small image of a woman using headphones and a laptop is in the top right corner.

The slide includes two column charts comparing current and target usage of mobile applications, with red bars indicating usage percentages. Below the charts, a paragraph of text discusses the approach towards collaboration in FinTech.

Table comparing countries by financial services' GDP share and banking assets as GDP multiple

The slide contains a column chart and text. The chart outlines top opportunities related to the rise of FinTech.

Features five opportunities for fintechs during COVID-19, each with an icon and brief text description. Opportunities include partnerships, financial inclusion, economic relief, etc.

Left: bar chart showing foundations/year; Right: key insights in bullet form; uses grey and blue for emphasis

The slide covers competition and advantages of Australia in FinTech through infographics and charts showing international competitiveness and revenue growth percentages.

The slide features a column chart comparing challenges faced in dealing with FinTech companies versus incumbent banks. The text discusses the potential for collaborative partnerships between banks and FinTech.

Two bar charts tracking quarterly investment and M&A in fintech across ASPAC from 2018–2021.

Table matching challenge areas (A–C) with actions to improve (follower vs. front-runner), including best practices

Horizontal layout with a slider-style assessment of regulatory aspects on the left and action points on the right

The slide contains multiple infographics and charts showing data on business locations, employee numbers, company age, types of FinTech, and end customers.

The slide compares FinTech category adoption rates in 2015 and 2017, featuring two sets of icon-based lists for different years, connected by an arrow.

Line chart comparing share price development of global fintechs and traditional financial institutions from September 2018 to December 2020, with blue and green lines.

The slide includes three column charts comparing FinTechs and incumbents on total score, number of banking products offered, and core products in the mobile channel. Each chart is accompanied by a brief explanation of the data presented.

The slide features a column chart on the right showing the risk of losing business to FinTech companies. Text on the left highlights various smart solutions offered by FinTech, including personal finance tools and P2P lending.

The slide is divided into multiple sections, each addressing different challenges and corresponding FinTech solutions. It includes textual descriptions and simple diagrams to explain concepts like upfront costs, split incentives, and quantifying risk.

The slide features a timeline detailing the partnership expansions of N26 and Revolut with various services and products. The timeline includes specific months and years along with the names of partner companies and the types of products introduced.

Bar chart-centric layout showing detailed survey results. Left-aligned night city image, with centered horizontal bar charts displaying advantages and disadvantages. All elements tightly structured.

The slide features a single column chart detailing how companies are dealing with FinTech, with various strategies indicated by red bars. A large percentage (25%) is highlighted on the left side.

The slide features a bar chart and text. The chart shows the extent to which various industries have put FinTech at the heart of their strategy.

The slide features a pie chart and text. The chart shows the extent to which organizations have put FinTech at the heart of their strategy.

The slide uses a three-column layout with text blocks and small icons at the top of each column. The background is orange with white text.

This slide contains a bar chart showing the extent of fintech strategy adoption between TMT and FS sectors. The color scheme is orange and red.

The slide is divided into sections covering talent, environment, demand, capital, and policy, with various charts and bullet points explaining each driver of success.

The slide has two columns: one with text and one with a column chart. The background is black and white, with highlights in orange.

The slide includes three pie charts showing the types of companies, origin of participants, and types of respondents in the Global FinTech Survey. The charts are color-coded and labeled for clarity.

Moderate visual complexity with a mix of text, numerical data, and an engaging photo.

The slide features a column chart and text. The chart highlights top threats related to the rise of FinTech.

Matrix connecting disruptive trends across FS areas (deposits, loans, investment, payment) with impact categories

Dual-column charts showing venture capital investment by deal type and by global region from Q4 2019 to Q3 2020, with breakdowns by early-stage and late-stage deals.

The slide compares fintech and web3 adoption rates across regions using graphical icons and percentages. The design is moderate with a mix of text and visual data representation.

This slide includes a timeline with data points, icons, and a future projection path. It is moderately complex with graphical elements to represent time-specific projections.

The slide is divided into three sections with bar charts and lists that provide statistical data on firm culture, its importance, and reasons for employee departure. The design is clean with a consistent blue color scheme.

A column chart with five vertical bars indicating percentages of firm growth rates. The bars are in orange, and the text description on the right side.

Clustered bar chart showing LCOE including cost to firm intermittency; multiple regional datasets (MISO, CAISO, etc.) are included.