The slide shows a line chart of SaaS companies’ EV to NTM sales multiple from 2014 to 2024, with an average line for comparison.

The slide presents three line charts showing Japan y/y real GDP (2005-25F), Japan unemployment rate (2005-25F), and Japan y/y CPI (2005-25F). The charts are clear with historical data and future projections, complemented by detailed text.

There are two large column charts, a pie chart, and a textbox with bullet points. Red highlights are used for key data points, and percentages are presented in a clear format.

Same format as previous; this slide assesses blame on Jewish people for Middle East instability. Ranked bar chart across countries with average highlighted.

The slide presents three interconnected 3D blocks in purple, highlighting key financial strategies: Dividend Growth, Share Repurchases, and Strong Cash Flow. Text overlays provide specific financial metrics and growth rates.

Three-section layout with icons and text, each section focusing on market expertise, commercial model design, and pricing optimization.

The slide features a column chart comparing the median willingness to pay for connected car services among consumers in Germany, the US, and China, with detailed pricing points for maximum, optimal, and minimum prices.

Bar chart with country comparison on transparency, green/red coded; Ipsos branding at bottom.

Purple world map highlighting revenue distribution across countries, with clear annotations and proportional indicators.

This slide features two pie charts and one line chart. The pie charts compare sector exposure between leveraged loans and private credit. The line chart shows the share of leveraged loan defaults by industry from December 2023 to 2024.

The slide includes a header, a background image, and two sections: a text block on the left and a bar chart on the right. The bar chart compares survey responses on the desire for control over personal health data versus the desire for personalized advice, using different colors for levels of agreement and disagreement.

Slide with multiple bar charts aligned horizontally, representing different countries, predominantly using shades of blue.

Left side features a downward cost trend graph; right side has a doughnut chart on cost breakdown. Professional, minimalistic design.

The slide contains a column chart showing a path to a ROE target with annotations, using a simple and effective design with a monochromatic color scheme for emphasis on growth levers.

The slide features two distinct column chart sections with annotations, a CAGR arrow, and a segmented arrow.

A slide with a blend of icons and text, displayed on a dark background. Icons represent financial opportunity, hybrid cloud strategy, market growth, and security concerns, underscoring the slide's strategic message to leaders.

Horizontal bar chart with individual country values for likelihood/unlikelihood and change vs 2023. Clean layout, right-justified bars.

Slide displays multiple information blocks about specific financial products and services focused on environmental sustainability, accompanied by icons and bullet points detailing each initiative.

This slide includes a Venn diagram of "2020 Strategy" and "Good Growth," emphasizing sustainability with icons for performance, people, products, planet, and purpose around it.

Stacked bar chart visualizing agreement with statements about switching based on sustainability labels

A simple design with four separate sections, each with an icon and a brief description underneath.

Diagram illustrating various touch points in the human-machine relationship, including technological inequality, social media, future of work, biotechnology, and AI.

The slide features two donut charts showing the composition of a servicing portfolio and a limited servicing portfolio. They are color-coded and labeled with different sectors like Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and others. There is a list of notes below explaining key points related to the data shown.

A column chart displays CCB revenue from 2018 to 2019. Adjacent to it, smaller bar segments represent contributing factors like volume, pricing actions, and others.

Bar charts comparing inflationary effects of tariffs across economic channels (goods prices, FX, production costs).