Line chart with CAGR data for regions and countries from 2012–2021

Two column charts showing GDP % and market capitalization % of world total, with segments for different regions and countries. The design is balanced and data-centric.

Slide includes multiple line graphs depicting real GDP growth for World, Eurozone, USA, and China from Q1 2019 to Q4 2021, with an adjacent table detailing GDP changes and expected recovery quarters.

Line graph with three color-coded lines tracking sectoral GDP growth rates over time, with callouts and shaded highlights.

Bar graph of GDP per capita and annual % change from 2016–2025f; insights on drop in red box.

Features a world map highlighting the GDP PPP growth rates of specific countries and bar charts showing the share of global GDP PPP. Utilizes color differentiation for clear distinction among country groups.

This slide features two charts: one showing the real GDP level in 2023 Q1 versus pre-pandemic trends for various countries, and another showing real GDP change from 2023 Q1 versus 2019 Q4.

The slide contains a line chart on the left showing private real estate returns and real GDP growth from 4Q78 to 1Q24. The right side features a column chart comparing private real estate returns in different inflationary regimes.

Includes line graphs that project economic recovery trajectories under a scenario of virus recurrence with a strong global rebound, with detailed GDP indexes.

Contains multiple line graphs depicting a hypothetical recurrent virus impact on GDP. Colored lines represent different regions.

This slide is structured with a left side dedicated to graphical data regarding GDP contribution to growth, with a bar chart, and a right side presenting two line graphs depicting industrial production and retail trade. The design is clean and allows for direct comparison between different economic metrics.

Left-aligned GDP line chart with 9 scenario curves and annotated legends; text explanations on right

Slide includes comparative line graphs for various GDP scenarios worldwide. Uses shades of blue for differentiation.

Stacked bar chart showing sectoral GDP contribution per SEA country; SEA-6 aggregated

Slide features a pie chart in dark grey background. The chart details share of global GDP among services, emission-intensive industries, and all others.

Continuation of macro table for UK and US, with added FX and interest rate spread metrics. Mix of bar graphs and tabular comparisons.

The slide contains two line charts showing GDP size by region from 1992 to 2023, and a bar chart listing the 10 biggest economies in the world by nominal GDP in 2023.

Includes a line chart showing real GDP growth trends and a stacked bar chart of GDP components for Q4 2023.

Contains a column chart comparing baseline and post-solar deployment MSME sales, projecting potential GDP increase.

Two-column charts depicting the U.S. real GDP year-over-year changes and S&P 500 Price Index calendar year returns from 1947 to 2022.

Three stacked bar graphs showing GDP impact under three tariff scenarios, using color-coded segments and a highlighted total impact point. Includes a side note and legend.

Bar chart comparisons of GDP impact implied by different estimation methods (calls, returns, panel data).

Four-line charts showing US Real GDP, unemployment, PCE, and financial obligations over time

This slide contains multiple elements: column charts for GDP share per industry, a table for total NY private sector GDP and incremental UI claims. Each industry's impact on GDP and UI claims is detailed.

A combination of a line chart and a stacked column chart. The line chart shows GDP per capita vs. urbanization. The stacked column chart shows middle-class growth contribution.

Slide features multiple line graphs comparing real GDP growth across the World, Eurozone, USA, and China from Q1 2019 to Q4 2021, with annotations and a side table summarizing GDP changes and recovery times.

A split design features two comparison charts. On the left, a dual-line graph shows the trends for 'GEARING' and 'EQUITY RATIO,' crossing at strategic target levels. On the right, a combined line graph presents 'NET DEBT / ADJUSTED EBITDA RATIO' and 'INTEREST COVER RATIO,' converging towards the end of the observed period. Visual interest is added by images of people in various business and learning settings, connecting the financial data to real-world implications.

Bar chart by domain (Business, Organization, Technology), dark theme with callouts on right

Pyramid visual shows immediate to long-term steps. Right side lists tactical actions for ASAP, short-term, medium-term, and long-term implementation.

Split layout: left has large visual with quote overlay; right side has five numbered action steps with green-highlighted headers and detailed text.

Three-column layout with WaveGram graphic and Venn diagram; text explains wave structure and industry breakdown

Dark blue slide with white and blue text boxes stacked vertically, highlighting key agenda items

Left side shows a table of GenAI high-level use cases with examples; right side has concentric rings showing relationship of AI → ML → NN → DL → GenAI.

Horizontal bar chart of GenAI use cases across functions (e.g., customer service, R&D). Pie chart shows 86% of executives plan AI investment. Footer text emphasizes productivity and growth through GenAI.

Profile section with AI officer’s quote and regional analysis on left; bar chart showing GenAI adoption rates by region on right

Two-column layout: left side contains detailed text; right side features a bar chart (Figure 7) with percentages. Blue tones and clean, modern font.

Bar chart categorizing work activities (e.g., data, decision-making, physical) by automation potential, with/without GenAI. Comments emphasize key insights.

Side-by-side line charts showing AI adoption trajectories under early and late scenarios for various countries. Clear legend and scenario-based comparison.

Split layout with bold headline on left and three illustrated blocks (Automation, Augmentation, Acceleration) on the right. Each block includes icons, brief descriptions, and callout examples.

Left: Matrix with roles, use cases, and implementation potential. Right: Action-oriented bullet points on where to start and what to aim for.

Column chart showing viability of GenAI for full automation over 10 years.

The slide includes column charts showing the level of interest in GenAI by deposit size and the primary drivers motivating banks to implement GenAI technologies, with a large textual summary.

The slide features a combination of pie charts and column charts, along with textual points about the benefits and budget allocations for GenAI solutions in retail and commercial banks.

Minimalist slide with three horizontal bars in colored design elements showing percentage impacts; all content centers around business effects.

Horizontal layout with 4 circular icons and descriptions under headers: Content synthesis, Coding & software, Creative content, Customer engagement.

Vertical bar graph showing complexity levels across functions, categorized into low, medium, and high. Bright gradient colors and bold text, paired with a top 10 list on the right.

Two-part layout: top includes text on AI-related concerns, bottom features bar chart (Figure 10) comparing traditional AI vs genAI risks.

Column chart comparing conversion rates of online channels with and without genAI enabled contact centers. Shows significant improvement with genAI integration.

The slide features column charts identifying the departments across front and back office functions that are expected to realize the greatest time and cost savings from GenAI implementation, with a large image.

Horizontal layout with six icon-based segments; each column features a heading, icon, and bullet points under “Illustrative examples.” Green and black theme.

Visual comparison of 3 models (Taker, Shaper, Maker) using application flowcharts; effort/cost axis at bottom.

Bar chart and text comparing GenAI’s automation potential by education level (tertiary, high school, none), with implications for Germany.

Clean, structured layout with donut charts and circular percentage visuals; dark blue background.

Curved timeline chart with logos and milestones showing GenAI evolution and corporate interest

Left-aligned text block with strategic advice. Right side has bar chart and table segmented by C-suite role. Purple highlight bars and white background maintain consistency with brand theme.

Similar layout to 15913; paragraph left, bar charts right. Focus on AI/Gen AI aspects.

Twin bar graphs comparing adoption by leader vs. others; data table of top auditor activities with AI

The slide has three charts: one showing the mobilization of GenAI teams, another on funding sources, and a third on budget allocation. Text provides additional insights into survey responses regarding GenAI team mobilization and funding.

Clustered bar chart comparing productivity impact (CAGR) for early vs. late GenAI adoption across countries (USA, Germany, India, etc.).

The slide features two column charts. The left chart shows levels of concern about GenAI governance among various respondents, and the right chart shows the status of governance/risk frameworks among firms.

Side-by-side bar charts with percentages, purple gradient bars. Brief explanatory text on the left. Bold headings and clear labels enhance readability.

Matrix chart with color-coded impact scores across value chain sub-functions

The slide includes a bar chart rating the impact of GenAI on various functions like client service, marketing, and compliance. Commentary at the bottom provides insights from different financial sectors.

Heatmap and table showing GenAI impact across industries and functions, with percentages and value-added estimates in NOK.

Left: column chart on stage of investment by deposit size. Right: bar chart on funding sources for GenAI teams.

Two bar charts showing average annual capital and total factor productivity contributions to real potential GDP growth from 2020-25 and 2025-33, highlighting scenarios of trend, baseline, and optimistic growth.

Dual pie chart-style graphics with brief explanations; simple layout with bold percentage visuals; header emphasizes future expectations.

Blue-themed visual with a focus on bar graphs and circular stats. Stylized background image of light art.

This slide contains two bar charts: one showing the stages of investment in GenAI applications and another on the expected timeline for launching GenAI applications. Text explains survey responses regarding investment and launch plans.

Comparative bar charts showing GenAI-driven automation adoption by wage group and country; includes key takeaway box for Germany.

Matrix layout categorizing GenAI use cases across business functions, with color-coded impact labels and icons

Four-column horizontal layout with icons, labels, examples, and impact text beneath each opportunity

Two-part layout: left graph of index growth post-Gen AI launch; right bar chart comparing Magnificent 7 vs. S&P 493 earnings growth.

Extensive table layout showing automation potential uplift for major job groups, with % automation, employment share, and uplift from GenAI.

Left side presents research stats in large purple text. Right side includes a colorful circular chart showing value breakdown by banking functions. Neat bifurcation, vibrant colors.

Visual flower-petal-style quadrant illustrating Gen AI use cases: Customer Engagement, Content Synthesis, Creative Content, Coding.

Detailed heatmap matrix showing industry-wise productivity impact across business functions

Two-part slide: left side shows professions and related work tasks; right side outlines required capabilities grouped into categories (Physical, Sensory, Cognitive, NLP, Social).

The slide features column charts showing anticipated changes in banks' working methods due to GenAI, focusing on productivity, technological capabilities, and innovation.

Bar chart comparing Global, Middle East, and GCC views on net increase in profitability from GenAI; dark background photo of cityscape

Bar chart with current vs. aspired GenAI progress, plus bullet list of acceleration priorities

Three-part layout with icon-based headers, three data visualizations (bar chart, line graph, pie chart). Strong purple highlights and white space separate sections clearly.

Two-column layout with bullet points on the left and highlighted stats and charts on the right. Includes a purple bar chart and a quote box. Uses purple and teal gradients.

Left-aligned text next to a triangular infographic labeled “Gen AI” at the center, connecting People, Process, and Technology. Each point includes a brief description. Gradient background with purple and teal.

Simple layout with two horizontal progress bars showing future plans: expand scope and introduce into new functions

Two-column layout with stats on left and benefits/features on right, emphasizing generative AI’s unique strengths

Two-column layout with horizontal bars showing % usage by sector (left) and function (right); icons and text explanations

Left: pie chart on plans to establish GenAI teams. Right: list of barriers to establishing GenAI teams.

Split semi-circular timeline chart, split vertically into Employee-Facing and Customer-Facing sides. Each side shows three "waves" of AI use case adoption, spanning from 2024 to beyond 2034. Uses orange and yellow annotation boxes and labeled arrows.

This slide contains two bar charts showing which departments in asset management expect the greatest time and cost savings from GenAI implementation. Additional text provides context and detailed survey findings.

The slide features two bar charts showing which departments in wealth management expect the greatest time and cost savings from GenAI implementation. Text below provides further context and additional details on survey findings.

Dark background with large image of a robot. Right panel lists five numbered green/yellow-highlighted steps. Bold, motivational tone.

The slide includes two charts: one on the number of GenAI use cases identified, and the other on the viability of full automation with GenAI. Text details the survey responses and projections for automation in the next five years.

Horizontal bar chart showing GenAI value potential (in NOK) by business function. Icons accompany each function.

Horizontal bar chart showing GenAI value potential across industries, color-coded by realization year (2030 vs 2045). Text block on left provides context.

Dual-axis line and bubble charts with infographics and supporting analysis

The slide has multiple charts and diagrams illustrating wealth and asset managers' growing interest in Generative AI (GenAI) solutions. It includes pie charts, bar charts, and text explaining the benefits and investment in GenAI.

Ranked bar chart showing automation potential shift by profession, with GenAI vs. without GenAI comparison. Text panel outlines implications for Germany.

Includes column charts showing the expected impact of GenAI on workforce productivity and cost savings across front and back office functions, with a large textual explanation below the charts.

Features a large, central orb with purple and blue fibrous threads radiating outward. This design element is set against a dark background with several areas highlighted with text such as "Lead and learn in new ways" and "Prepare workers".