This slide summarizes current trends in equity and bond fund flows, mutual fund returns, and short interest levels. It tracks investor positioning and sentiment across asset classes with weekly and YTD data, along with S&P 500 short interest as a percentage of market cap.

Highlights investor dissatisfaction with fees and transparency issues, with specific agreement percentages and regional insights from investors.

It presents mixed CEO opinions on globalization's benefits, such as enabling connectivity and managing geopolitical risks, useful for understanding diverse viewpoints on globalization impacts.

This slide presents the fiscal year and quarter, highlighting its purpose as an investor presentation. It is used to set the context for the financial information that will follow.

The table of contents for the 2022 ESG report, outlining key sections and page numbers, functioning as a navigational guide for readers.

This slide compares FTSE All-Share annual returns against intra-year declines, showing the volatility and overall performance trends over multiple years.

The slide highlights shifts in trade balances and a sharp rise in US imports of industrial goods in late 2024, driven by preemptive action against anticipated tariff hikes. The chart compares Q3 and Q4 trade flows globally.

Demonstrates that equity returns have been favorable when the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates and the US avoids a recession, with a detailed performance analysis of the S&P 500.

The slide presents trends in credit metrics from 2018 to 2023. Despite 18.3% growth in outstandings and 10.2% growth in purchase volume, charge-off and 30+ day delinquency rates have risen significantly. This suggests increased consumer borrowing risks despite continued credit activity expansion.

Displays a detailed breakdown of USD 1,048 billion equities AUM. U.S. equity represents 71%, and styles are split into Core (45%), Growth (34%), and Value (21%). Helps stakeholders understand portfolio composition.

The slide analyzes the profit cycle of Indian corporate profits relative to GDP and the MSCI India ROE, projecting continued momentum through 2026.

Discusses the stages of investment in Indonesia, highlighting the predominance of seed and early-stage investments generating most of the value.

This slide displays international public perception on the competency and effectiveness of the retail sector, based on survey results from 21 countries.

The slide breaks down Deutsche Bank’s €482bn loan book as of Q1 2025. It categorizes loans across divisions: Private Bank (53%), Corporate Bank (24%), and Investment Bank (23%). Key components include German mortgages (31%), corporate treasury services (20%), and asset-backed securities (7%). Key insights describe loan types, risk positioning, and client segmentation.

Details the decline in global rig count and the low crack spreads, discussing the implications for the oil and gas industry.

This slide shows Canadian investors' perceptions of how long COVID-19 will affect their personal finances. It includes predictions ranging from a few months to more than 18 months, highlighting uncertainties and differences based on demographics.

This slide walks through the transaction flow for credit card transactions for hotel sales, illustrating the role of the preparer and the debit to cash for confirmation of understanding.

The slide discusses the impact of globalization and technological changes on business strategies, presenting survey data from CEOs.

Highlights plans and performance regarding shareholder distributions.

The slide details the enduring high interest in food delivery services post-COVID, as demonstrated by search volume data from Google Trends. Each country's graph underscores the sustained increase in consumer interest, with annotations providing a quick reference to the scale of change compared to 2017 levels.

The slide outlines a global political calendar, highlighting important political events and their timelines. It is used for strategic planning and understanding geopolitical impacts on markets.

This slide highlights the low number of LTC workers relative to aging populations in most countries, with wide variations. It points to systemic employment challenges, including low pay, high turnover, and insufficient professional training.

This slide outlines the main characteristics of post-90s light and medium-spending consumers, focusing on their social-driven luxury consumption, diversified touchpoints, and specific economic behaviors. It includes testimonials for context.

This slide ranks global sentiment on China's influence over the next decade. The average positive view is 43%, with Southeast Asia showing high support. Western countries, especially Canada and the US, are much lower.

Projects the growth of cultural tourism in Melbourne by 2025, predicting it could account for 40% of visitors and be worth $2.5 billion annually.