The slide compares sources of funding (CEO, business unit, venture capital, etc.) for successful vs. unsuccessful new businesses. It reveals external sources like VC and private equity correlate with higher business success rates.

This slide explains the various funding options available for ventures, highlighting key considerations in the fundraising process and detailing different funding sources such as equity raise, venture debt, and bank financing.

The slide shows that despite a market contraction, access to funds for startups with women founders improved in 2022 compared to previous years.

Slide shows strong performance and inflows in asset and wealth management, with a focus on alternatives fundraising surpassing targets. Likely used in investor relations or financial strategy meetings.

Despite fewer funds being raised in 2024, total capital raised saw a notable increase, suggesting fewer but larger funds. The chart indicates peak capital in 2021–2022, followed by a decline in fund count through 2024.

This slide highlights the declining trend in fundraisings involving women after Series B funding stages in 2022. It shows the percentage distribution of different team types across various growth stages.

The slide details global venture fundraising trends, showing a recovery in capital raised in 2024 despite a drop in the number of funds closed. Commentary explains LPs are cautiously returning, backing larger funds after a period of risk aversion and liquidity concerns.

Analyzes trends in private equity and venture capital fundraising, showing variations in the amount and number of funds raised quarterly. Essential for fundraising strategists and investors.

The slide tracks global private capital fundraising by asset class over time, highlighting the amounts raised annually from 2012 to 2024, with a breakdown by categories such as natural resources, infrastructure, and private equity.

Focuses on the challenges of fundraising in the private equity space, showing a year-on-year comparison of capital raised, which is essential for strategic planning and investment forecasting.

This slide shows the annual fundraising trends in private equity and venture capital from 2017 to 2022, indicating growth in total funds raised and number of funds over the years.

European VC fundraising rebounds in 2024, nearly reaching 2023 levels. Despite a drop in fund count, capital raised is substantial. Commentary highlights how macroeconomic uncertainty affects corporate VC strategies and cautionary pullbacks.

Demonstrating asset management across various funds and strategies, this slide offers a comprehensive view on fund performance, AUM, and ranking, highlighting the franchise's cross-asset income strength.

This slide analyzes venture fund closings by size and type. Larger and follow-on funds dominate recent years, with first-time funds making up a smaller proportion. It suggests investor preference for proven fund managers and larger, more stable vehicles.

This slide provides principles for the disbursement of relief funds from a fiscal perspective. It’s meant for leaders to ensure efficient and targeted use of resources, focusing on speed, protection of the vulnerable, liquidity, and compliance.

This slide provides an overview of key features of funds, including strategies, asset sizes, investor types, and core industries in F&L.

The slide discusses the major trends for fund transfer and payments companies, focusing on security and ease of payment.

Discusses evolving career aspirations among the next generation, emphasizing non-traditional roles.

This slide presents the top three expected challenges for CFOs in the coming year: dynamic business changes, automation, and IT system changes.

This slide highlights the least important expected challenges for CFOs in the next year: daily liquidity, regulatory burden, and restructuring processes.

Presents an interconnected analysis of the future of enterprises, workforce, and work processes, with emphasis on disruptive forces and innovation.

Explores corporate strategies towards future food trends, revealing that most companies prioritize sustainable practices but recognize a need for capabilities improvement. It also highlights areas like conservation and plant-based innovations.

Discusses the future potential and growth projections for high-end tourism in Europe, with strategic insights on market expansion and value creation.

This slide discusses the strategic approach to nurturing future leaders in risk management, focusing on integrating risk considerations into broader business strategies and decision-making processes. It advocates for a proactive and integrated approach to risk management as essential for sustainable business growth and competitive advantage in a volatile business environment.

A visionary presentation slide signaling strategic directions and new initiatives for Lloyd's, emphasizing adaptation and innovation in the insurance sector.

The slide provides insights into Australian consumers' beliefs about the future of technology in healthcare, including AI, virtual presence, and digital monitoring.

The slide provides insights into Canadian consumers' beliefs about the future of technology in healthcare, including AI, virtual presence, and digital monitoring.

This slide analyzes workforce concerns such as compensation, meaning in work, and autonomy, suggesting how important these factors are in retaining or attracting employees. It serves as a tool for companies to align their HR strategies with employee expectations.

The slide discusses how firms plan to reinvent their work processes over the next two years, focusing on changes in work for leaders, the biggest impacts on infrastructure, and the adoption of digital engagement.

This creative title slide introduces a section or presentation focused on the Future of Work, setting the stage for a discourse on evolving work patterns influenced by technology and globalization. Its eye-catching visual metaphor suggests a world reoriented by new work paradigms, appropriate for thought leadership conferences or strategy sessions.

This slide presents the global distribution and activity breakdown of respondents in a survey on the future of work and its impact on real estate.

The slide presents a comparative analysis of how technology is changing work practices and the implications for organizations.

The slide outlines a historical perspective of significant events influencing the future of work, from advancements in technology to changes in labor dynamics. It's useful for illustrating trends, forecasting future developments, and understanding the evolution of work practices over time.

This slide captures global sentiment on five key domains for 2025: rising global temperatures (80%), price inflation (79%), immigration (67%), job impact of AI (65%), and the risk of a new pandemic (47%). Percentages reflect average agreement across 33 countries.

The chart illustrates expectations for future healthcare quality. Colombia and Argentina are most optimistic, while developed nations like Netherlands and France show pessimism or low optimism. It compares sentiment across time from 2018–2023.

The slide looks 25 years into the future, highlighting optimism about AI's long-term impact across education, healthcare, cybersecurity, climate, and inequality. Emerging and Asia-Pacific markets again show stronger belief in AI’s benefits.

Suggesting key areas for businesses to focus on, including customer behaviors, technology, sustainability, and industry transformations in the face of future disruptions.

This slide shows global agreement levels with positive expectations for 2025. Three-quarters plan personal resolutions, while 71% are optimistic about 2025 being better. Mental and physical health, economic strength, and long-term optimism are also assessed.

This slide forecasts the growth of streaming to nearly 50% of U.S. TV screen consumption hours in the next three years, highlighting the increasing shift from traditional TV to streaming services.

The slide discusses the need for future-proofing cybersecurity strategies by considering risks from emerging technologies and behavior changes. It outlines four key areas to focus on, providing specific strategies and examples of future-proofing efforts by global companies.

This slide compares the future-readiness of different industries, showing current levels and projections for 2023. It highlights how sectors like automotive and insurance are expected to progress.

This slide presents statistical data showing improvements in operational efficiency, customer experience, speed of product and service innovation, employee engagement, and business value generated from data over three years. The focus is on illustrating the progress and efficiency of future-ready organizations compared to others.

Discusses the need to balance short-term and long-term risk priorities. Cyber risks are top short-term concern, while environmental and social risks are expected to increase significantly. Advises proactive risk management for future readiness.

Projects the impact of future mobility trends on NCDOT's revenue, emphasizing the financial risks associated with reduced vehicle-related revenues and the potential funding gaps for road maintenance and construction.

It examines changing opinions on the future significance of crypto assets in the financial ecosystem, highlighting trends and shifts in beliefs over the year across different demographics.

It predicts future trends such as digital health monitoring, hospital-at-home models, and virtual hospitals.

Predicts the future importance of various global issues by 2025, with a focus on extreme weather patterns and public sentiment analysis on environmental changes.

This slide envisions the future of the luxury market in 2030, advocating for brands to embrace cultural and creative excellence. It suggests strategies for brands to reimagine their roles through innovation, creativity, and deeper consumer engagement, aiming to drive future growth and market dominance.

The slide discusses anticipated work trends over the next three to five years, including remote work, AI, and increased reliance on digital tools and on-demand services.

The slide serves as a title slide for a section on the future of the workplace, indicating a focus on the evolution of work environments influenced by technology. It could be a conversation starter for discussions on hybrid work models, remote work policies, and technological integration in the professional services and tech industries.

The slide discusses the dynamics of the exchange rate environment, highlighting challenges due to limited foreign exchange inflows and the impact of oil production and other factors.

The slide analyzes the proportion of FX inflows to Nigeria from autonomous sources, noting a significant rise and its implications for the economy.

Net liquidity into the Nigerian economy reached $6.2 billion in September 2024, reflecting robust foreign exchange inflows. The slide highlights ongoing efforts to sustain economic activity despite inflationary pressures.

The slide explains the impact of global trends on Nigeria's foreign exchange market, covering local fiscal policies and financial activities.

The slide details the significant role of WDAS/RDAS utilisation and FX interventions in Nigeria’s FX outflows, with comprehensive data analysis.

The slide provides an overview of exchange rate trends for various currencies, highlighting increased volatility through 2025 and the expected impact on USD, with detailed line charts for visual clarity.

Demonstrates the firm's current FX payments capabilities and future growth opportunities through market partnerships.

This slide discusses the main challenges faced in managing foreign exchange (FX) risks and volatility, and presents the preferred approaches used by respondents to address these challenges, including hedging strategies.

The slide provides a year-end review of Deutsche Bank's financial results for 2023, comparing it with 2022 data. It includes details on profits, losses, and divisional revenues, offering a comprehensive annual financial overview.

It showcases fiscal year accomplishments, like diversity in leadership and reductions in emissions, aligned with awards that affirm the company's values.

The slide summarizes KPMG’s FY22 financial results, with US$34.64B in global revenues—up 14% from FY21. It highlights growth by business function (Advisory, Audit, Tax & Legal) and regional breakdowns, stressing strong performance in developing markets.

Displays the geographic and sectoral breakdown of the G250 sample for sustainability reporting. Includes national (by country), regional (Americas, Asia Pacific, Europe, MEA), and sectoral (by industry) proportions.

The slide provides an analysis of G4 central bank policy rates and market expectations, highlighting monetary policy trends. It is used for financial market analysis and strategic planning.

The slide compares the economic sentiment of G7 nations on five financial outcomes such as inflation, taxes, and unemployment. It highlights significant cross-country variation in perceptions.

This slide compares belief trends in G7 nations regarding whether immigrants take jobs from natives. The data suggests a general downward trend in agreement across most countries, except for Japan, where belief in job displacement by immigrants has risen significantly.

Highlights the gradual rise in absolute index scores for G7 countries since 2003, with Germany showing the largest improvement.

This slide shows how perceptions of U.S. influence have changed over a decade in G7 countries and Mexico. It reveals a declining trend in positive sentiment, with major drops around transitions between U.S. presidential terms.

This line chart tracks the economic sentiment over time for G7 nations from Dec 2013 to Dec 2024, showing trends in perceived economic positivity.

The slide describes various strategies for financial service providers to use GAFA channels, focusing on distribution, funding, digital services, and monetization through algorithms.

This slide provides insights into the financial outcomes (gains or losses) for participants holding crypto assets and investment funds.

Details how emerging technologies are revolutionizing retail by enhancing various aspects from intelligence to retail conversion strategies.

This slide emphasizes the opportunity in the gaming hardware market, where a small core of 28M enthusiasts account for over 50% of TAM. It categorizes the gamer market by engagement level and hardware ownership, suggesting strong growth potential.

The slide highlights gaming adoption and engagement across age groups. Gen Z leads with 81% gamers and the highest average weekly playtime. The data suggests a growing user base and potential for hardware adoption tied to rising usage.

Discusses the shifting dynamics of the gaming industry in Hong Kong and Singapore between 2020 and 2025, highlighting how pandemic-related changes affected traditional and social/casual gaming revenues. It points out Singapore's rise as a gaming hub due to policy support.

Explores the rapid expansion of the gaming sector in India, breaking down revenue projections by segment and consumer spending patterns. It's crucial for stakeholders in the gaming industry for evaluating market potentials, identifying high-growth segments, and planning strategic initiatives to capture market share in a fast-evolving landscape.

Examines changes in gaming behavior post-pandemic across different consumer groups, emphasizing a decrease in gaming time compared to pandemic peaks.

Highlights industries like media, retail, and financial services that are beginning to adopt Web3 technologies. It outlines how each sector is leveraging these innovations for gaming, digital art, retail experiences, and decentralized finance.

It presents Gartner’s historical financial performance, highlighting the consistent growth in contract value and free cash flow over a decade, indicating robust performance.

This slide breaks down Gartner's financial performance, presenting revenue guidance, gross margin mix, and revenue distribution by geography.

It outlines Gartner's history of organic growth and strategic acquisitions, showing significant milestones and market opportunities that have driven their expansion.

The slide uses the Gartner Hype Cycle to illustrate the current and projected adoption stages of various emerging technologies, stressing the timely importance of blockchain development amidst fluctuating market perceptions.

It explains why investors value Gartner, focusing on growth, margin expansion, and free cash flow as key financial performance indicators and investment attractions.

It provides an overview of Gartner's research services, highlighting ongoing access to research, on-demand response, and support for major enterprise functions.

It highlights the dominance of subscription revenue in Gartner’s research segment, indicating a stable and recurring revenue model.

This slide presents a long-term forecast of global gas demand, showing that total demand will peak in 2037 and gradually decline afterward. The graph breaks down demand by sector and highlights compound annual growth rates (CAGR) across different periods, emphasizing shifts in demand across sectors.

This slide presents higher gas price forecasts for Henry Hub compared to UK NBP. Consultant ranges suggest prices based on sustainable development scenarios.

This slide compares gas price forecasts for Henry Hub and UK NBP by banks, brokers, and consultants, noting a wider forecast range in the short term for banks and brokers and trend reversals starting in 2024.

This slide assesses the impact of gas supply restrictions on various construction-related industries, focusing on how material manufacturers and developers will be affected under different scenarios. It presents EBITDA impacts across years and scenarios, indicating heavy losses for glass and metal producers in worst-case scenarios.

This slide measures personal visibility of LGB+ individuals by country, based on respondents knowing someone who is gay. Ireland, Spain, and Brazil lead; South Korea and Japan rank lowest.

Reviews growth in financing within GBM and how it aligns with strategic priorities, making it pertinent for financial strategy reviews and performance analysis.

The slide outlines the current and planned capabilities within Global Business Services (GBS) organizations. It highlights key areas of focus like RPA, reporting, process excellence, and customer experience design, showing the extent of implementation and future plans.

Discusses current and future strategic capabilities within GBS organizations, emphasizing automation and process optimization.

Highlights trends in GBS capability centralization and its impact on decision support effectiveness.

Focuses on overcoming cultural, technological, and strategic challenges in GBS operations.

Discusses how chargeback metrics within global business services (GBS) vary across different stages of business maturity, focusing on various operational and financial metrics.

Analyzes challenges and steps taken by GBS organizations to improve customer service and engagement.

Explores the core technological and strategic enablers used by GBS organizations to drive efficiency and innovation.

Explains GBS expansion strategies and benefits, focusing on function and geographic diversification.

Presents a breakdown of key functions within GBS organizations, tracking changes in function focus and importance over time.

The slide identifies key enablers for GBS organizations, highlighting the importance of robotic process automation, cloud services, and global standard processes, along with changes in their ranking over time.