Visualizes global demographic changes in a simplified 100-person village analogy, projecting more urbanization and aging population, especially in developing countries.

Focus on ultra-high-net-worth individuals' spending.

This slide demonstrates the performance of the S&P 500 following major drawdowns, providing insights into market recovery patterns.

Highlights the increase in global median age and the expected demographic shifts that will place more demand on healthcare systems and affect global workforce dynamics.

Summarizes major tax reforms, focusing on changes in tax rates for foreign and domestic corporations, highlighting exemptions and reductions.

Indicates majority of viable use cases are front-office focused, with many banks awaiting further testing before prioritizing.

Provides insights into the financial impact and common challenges of implementing automation in GBS organizations.

The slide contrasts ideal AI futures ("the future we want") with the futures people expect ("the future we want less"). It reveals consistent optimism gaps, where people desire a safer, more helpful AI future but don't believe it will happen.

The slide shows the percentage of survey respondents with various job titles, emphasizing that a significant portion are owners/partners, presidents, CEOs, and CIO/CTOs.

Shows high concentration of activism in Industrials, Technology, and Healthcare sectors, which together make up 66% of campaigns YTD. Includes top targeted sub-sectors such as REITs and software. Highlights deviation from long-term averages.

Shows the consistency and changes in government spending efficiency over six fiscal years.

This slide reveals a 58% global average agreeing that political decisions should be made directly by the people rather than elected officials. It illustrates global democratic participation attitudes, with India and Thailand expressing especially strong support for referendums. This trend supports a rise in interest toward direct democracy mechanisms over representative systems.

This slide lists nine themes central to the presenter's sustainable finance commitment. These include clean energy, sustainable transport, and accessible healthcare, among others. Each theme is supported by specific goals, like reducing energy consumption or increasing the affordability of healthcare. It's a strategic overview that can be used to communicate the company's priorities in sustainability to stakeholders or in corporate strategy meetings.

This slide discusses the current and anticipated significance of right-shoring and outsourcing in risk management. It presents survey results indicating the percentage of workforce right-shored or outsourced and projections for future right-shoring strategies.

This slide explains LANXESS’s improvement in reporting standards according to SASB and TCFD, outlining key performance indicators and acknowledging the need for better climate-related financial disclosures.

Describes various opportunities Brexit offers for Germany as a business location, focusing on sectors such as financial services and R&D.

This slide presents a heatmap revealing how vulnerable different industries are to digital disruption. Profit structures, customer access, and bundling are common weak points. The chart emphasizes where companies may face operational or structural threats.

This slide highlights the importance of corporate purpose and trust in a digitized world. It shows that CEOs believe maintaining a strong corporate purpose and managing data privacy and stakeholder expectations are crucial in the digital age.

It discusses capital structure, financial leverage, free cash flow deployment, including strategic acquisitions, and debt ratings.

Focuses on how underwriters of various account sizes value different aspects of risk analysis and data availability for enhancing underwriting quality.

The chart shows quarterly Canadian VC deal activity, highlighting recent spikes due to mega-deals. A quote from a KPMG partner emphasizes Canada’s strategic investment in AI and the government's role in enabling ecosystem growth.

It provides insights into the revenue distribution of companies, showing that about half reported revenues under $1 billion, while the other half reported revenues of $1 billion or more.

This slide shows projected growth in per capita health spending across countries and income groups from 2016 to 2050. Low- and middle-income countries like India and China are projected to see the steepest increases, while high-income countries grow modestly. The visualization underlines disparities and expected convergence in global health investment.

Data on customer acquisition channels, balance distribution, and banker productivity to showcase branch network importance.

This slide compares the performance returns of the MS INVF Sustainable Emerging Markets Equity Fund to the MSCI EM Index, highlighting excess returns.