Side-by-side comparison with text explaining the current roles on the left and future roles with AI on the right. Visuals include icons and a central illustration of a brain.

The slide features a line chart on the left showing the TOPIX level and JPY/USD exchange rate over time, and a column chart on the right comparing MSCI Japan valuation across sectors.

The slide features a diagram and detailed table presenting the total potential of animal waste feedstock for energy production by 2060, including theoretical, technical, and sustainable potentials, and various factors affecting its scalability and sustainability constraints.

The slide features a map of Europe on the left, highlighting countries in blue. On the right, there are three vertical sections with numbers 1, 2, and 3, each containing text. The layout is simple and visually balanced.

Slide displays 4 critical management practices as icons with descriptions below each. Blue and black color scheme.

The slide features a line chart with data points showing net working capital days for companies of different sizes from 2013 to 2017. Three lines represent companies with revenues less than €500m, between €500m and €1bn, and greater than €1bn. A background image of an industrial worker is on the left.

Bar chart on the left (utility capex growth) and bar chart on the right (nuclear reactor types), with implications box and upward arrow marking a 30% increase. Purple highlights.

Bar chart showing countries' perceived likelihood; vertical list of countries with teal and navy bars; clean white background

A column chart comparing the total expense ratios (TER) of various Swiss real estate funds, with a reference line for average TER.

Icon row, side-by-side comparisons of individual vs. couple contributions with gift limits and investment projections.

The slide features a purple background on the left and text on the right, with blue circular progress indicators. It discusses the importance of rewiring capabilities for better customer relevance.

This slide features a scatter plot comparing the current and projected supply risks for various critical materials like barytes, borate, and molybdenum in 2030. Each material is plotted based on its current supply risk against the predicted future risk, emphasizing those with expected increases in risk. The design incorporates a linear trend line to visualize the expected change in risk level, and annotations provide context about the production-to-reserves ratio, which influences these projections.

Stacked bar chart with three sentiment categories: Improve, Stay the Same, Get Worse; prompt on left.

This slide features a scatter plot showing the correlation between perceived leadership commitment and daily bias. It includes quotes and uses distinct color coding for clarity.

Features icons and bullet points detailing specific AI investment areas and their impacts.

Column chart showing the projected impact of robot deployment on GDP for China, US, EU, Japan, and South Korea under low, base, and high scenarios for 2030.

A column chart with various color-coded segments indicating employees' awareness of cybercrime risks in SMEs across different countries.

This slide presents pie charts and a column chart showing the success of cognitive/AI implementations and expected technology implementations over the next 24 months across regions.

Horizontal bar and column charts show projected NII impact by year and currency with +/-25bps yield curve shifts.

Horizontal bar chart, standard layout similar to previous slides. Bars represent likelihood by country with accompanying change vs 2023.

The slide has a bar chart of reasons for investing, such as better long-term returns and low-interest rates, with a text box summarizing insights by age group.

Horizontal bar chart ranking perceived risk of terrorist attacks in various countries. U.S. and Canada results are highlighted.

The slide lists four strategic priorities in a simple, blue, and white layout. Each priority is represented in a separate box with a brief description.

Two sections feature a ranking table and a line graph, showing the firm's market positioning and share growth with blue and grey shades.

Line chart comparing spending expectations across various categories for those working from home vs. those working away.