Global scatterplot comparing countries on AI investments vs. tech/research capabilities; Germany is large but middle-tier.

Contains logos of companies involved in PE investments in 2023, with text descriptions next to each logo detailing the investments.

This slide presents column charts evaluating leadership confidence in understanding the risks of automating work and the effectiveness of communication on the impact of technology.

Dual line chart layout comparing domestic indicators (left) with trade flows (right); includes annotations and business implications in side box.

The slide features multiple elements, including text blocks, a column chart, and comparison statistics. The design uses a black background for text and bright colors for charts.

A column chart showing France's Net Promoter Score as an investment destination over several years, with text quotes from experts.

Contains column charts, world map visualization.

Featuring multiple bar charts organized by employee size, revenue, and sector with a focus on marketing spend changes, the layout is dense with categorized data.

The slide features two column charts. The left chart shows global online retail sales, and the right chart displays retail real estate per capita by region.

Similar layout. Assesses support for global cooperation even without perfect outcomes. Canada shown near bottom.

A column chart with varying shades of red, showing potential GDP boost percentages for different countries.

Bar and line chart combination showing Receivables and RoTE over time (2011–2023), with commentary on J-curve effects and COVID-19 impact.

Horizontal bar chart showing predicted likelihood across countries. Visual format consistent with prior slides.

The slide features a column chart displaying satisfaction levels (percentage very/somewhat satisfied) with various technologies like identity solutions, DCRs, CMPs, etc.

The slide features a left panel with text analysis and a right panel with a horizontal bar chart showing the percentage of respondents taking action to allow workers to disconnect, by region.

This slide features horizontal bar charts comparing the importance of companies paying the correct amount of tax versus reducing environmental harm. The bars are color-coded for clarity, accompanied by text highlighting the key findings.

Vertical stacked bar charts of EV/HEV vs ICE vehicles by country on the left; right side has country-wise future targets and government initiatives on a shaded overlay.

The slide is structured into three main sections with a focus on innovative solutions for addressing employee needs. It features flat design icons and graphics depicting various workplace scenarios, complemented by succinct bullet points. The design utilizes a green and blue color scheme that is both eye-catching and easy to follow, facilitating a clear understanding of the strategies discussed.

Circular and bar charts showing importance and extent of monitoring nonfinancial metrics, with explanatory text.

Slide combines text, checklists, and an upward arrow graphic to depict growth. It uses blue tones and icons to represent different strategic areas.

Features column charts comparing HR leaders' concerns over employees leaving due to weak benefits and the percentage of employees who would stay for the right financial package, emphasizing year-over-year increases.

Features a three-part diagram in shades of purple, each part highlighting a different social impact goal (access to finance, save money, reduce debt).

The slide features a world map with circular infographics representing various regions. It includes percentages, numbers of plants, and R&D centers across North America, Europe, China, Asia (excluding China), and the rest of the world. Text and numerical data are prominently displayed.

Bar chart showing 2016 landing gear market shares by region and company; color-coded segments

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.