This slide features a table comparing drivers of health system performance across various countries, including factors like ease of use, access to care, and community health improvements.

This slide features a world map with highlighted cities and corresponding icons that denote specific water supply challenges. There are bullet points with percentage statistics for each city, indicating problems like pollution, water use inefficiency, and infrastructure issues. It includes data visualizations like icons and a simple color code to represent various data points about water accessibility and issues in megacities like Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Nairobi, Kolkata, Karachi, and Shanghai.

The slide contains a line chart comparing the volume of wheat exports from Canada, Australia, and Ukraine from 1999 to 2018. It also includes key data points and CAGR.

The slide features multiple pie charts representing various consumer behaviors related to food consumption over 12 months.

Three-scenario bar projection charts from 2025 to 2040; colored segments indicate investments and proceeds; notes on assumptions below charts.

The slide contains a mix of text and column charts. The left side has a textual overview while the right side includes two column charts with horizontal bars.

Column chart showing income and costs, with detailed breakdowns by business (Global Markets, Investment Banking, Corporate), including YoY percentage changes.

Horizontal sector comparison table with color coding for risk, ROI, and SEA market size

Contains multiple pie charts showing consumer behavior by city tier, icons depicting shopping behaviors, and text annotations.

The slide features a detailed table with additional small bar charts and icons, representing different industries like Consumer, Automotive, and Energy. It includes textual content and a summary area.

Left side lists customer personas (Tech Pioneers & Escapers); right side includes a classic innovation adoption curve from Early Stage to Decline with annotations.

The slide contains a line chart showing federal funds rate expectations from FOMC and market projections, with historical data for context.

Displays column charts for total exits, exit types, and top sectors by exit value. Uses grey, purple, and yellow for color coding. Visual complexity is moderate.

The layout includes a title and two columns of text, one for economic contribution details and the other for graphic representation of the same. The design is streamlined, with clear differentiation between sections.

The slide includes a world map with color-coded arrows indicating the degree of COVID-19 impact on luxury markets by region, along with textual analysis.

Features images of EV charging and regulatory icons, with quotes from major automotive CEOs about shifts towards electrification.

Slide shows two column charts comparing the growth of the luxury second-hand market against the total personal luxury market.

Contains two line charts. The left chart depicts policy rate trends of the Fed, ECB, and BoJ from January 2020 to April 2024. The right chart shows the return-on-equity of US, European, and Japanese banks from 2010 to 2024.

Bar chart comparing the levelized cost of energy for various renewable and conventional energy sources. Separate analysis showing the impact of U.S. federal tax subsidies.

The slide presents a correlation table with color-coded cells, comparing major asset classes over 5 and 10-year periods.

Displays a bar graph comparing NEV models planned by various OEMs for 2025, with selected quotes on electrification strategies from CEOs.

Contains stacked column charts for leverage exposure and risk-weighted assets, split into categories such as trading and lending.

Features pie charts and a stacked bar chart illustrating the breakdown of deposits by business type and region, along with long-term debt and other liabilities.

Centered logo with four surrounding blocks detailing regional launches, market shares, US milestones, and payer agreements. Includes small timeline and market share chart at bottom.

The slide has two line graphs, one showing the high yield index spread to worst and the other showing capital markets revenues.