Bar chart showing opinion split on whether elites are a “closely connected group” or a “loose group” across 28 countries; trends for 2021 and 2023 included

The slide presents a line chart showing historical Brent prices and Brent futures as of June 2020, with an accompanying narrative on the factors influencing these trends.

The slide combines text and a bar chart to show what consumers expect from brands, focusing on social causes and CSR initiatives. The design is moderately dense.

A quadrant-style matrix diagram with a 3D mountain range background and labeled axes for "Market impact" and "Vision and capability". Uses blue tones and gradient shading. Includes arrow to show movement from Aspirants to Leaders.

The slide contains an area chart showing the projected economic impact of COVID-19 on New York's GDP, compared to the pre-COVID baseline. It visually represents data points through shading and text annotations to highlight key figures like total economic loss.

Two scatter plots: one shows a positive correlation between visit length and number of activities in Melbourne; the other shows the average number of activities per day decreases as stay lengthens.

World map with pie charts indicating the share of enterprises that have relocated due to Brexit, with regional data.

Features a flowchart linking strategies from simplifying business operations to aligning compensation with shareholder returns, interspersed with descriptive icons.

Line graph showing historical US GDP changes, with blue shades indicating projected impacts under mild and extreme scenarios. A clear timeline from 1900 to 2020.

Horizontal bar chart with segmented agreement levels; sidebar with title and average.

Simple left-aligned text with a three-stage funnel chart (discovery, evaluation, purchase) comparing Gen Z vs. others.

Split slide: left side has question text in a blue box; right side is a horizontal bar chart with global averages.

Column charts for industry performance and backlogs of work, with a line graph for selected industries' PMI output/activity

The slide presents a series of stacked column charts with highlights, showcasing asset management across investments, deposits, and loans. The design uses blue and purple hues, with annotations for key data.

Contains three pie charts and descriptive texts with a minimalistic blue and black design. Visual elements are used to emphasize the data points, highlighting various aspects of transformation shortcomings.

Stacked bar charts comparing revenue growth with and without prioritization of new-business building; paired with summary text.

This slide is comprised of three visual elements: a line chart showing a declining delinquency rate, a column chart showing a decrease in net charge-offs, and another column chart showing a significant reduction in risky loans. Each chart is accompanied by descriptive text that provides context to the data. The design is straightforward, aiming to communicate improvements in credit quality.

Contains a mixed display of bullet points and column chart showing government stimulus efforts globally and industry shifts toward onshoring. The narrative includes both textual analysis and data presentation.

Horizontal bar impact chart quantifying EBITDA effect per trend from 2023–2029. Blue shaded bars show range.

This slide contains multiple vertical bar graphs with color coding for Millennials and Gen Z. It also includes a text block explaining the context of the data.

The slide contains text and numbered points summarizing recent updates to the sustainable finance framework, including criteria reviews and economic activity clarifications.

The slide contains a combination of icon-based bar charts and isometric illustrations. There are three key statistics presented with corresponding icons: a baby carriage, pencils, and desks. Colors are blue, grey, and green.

Left: U.S. Treasury yield curve over 3 time points. Right: Yield and return table for various tenors. Minimalist design with small color coding.

Five icons with descriptions for leading countries' investments in frontier technologies. Countries include the US, EU, France, Germany, and China, with respective investment plans in technologies.

Circular infographic showing funding breakdowns for R&D, production, and loan guarantees; paired with summary text