Pie chart of Q4 2024 loan book composition by business unit; key highlights in box on right

The slide displays bar charts showing the increase in impairment provisions by stage (retail and wholesale) during the transition to IFRS 9, with accompanying text.

Bar chart ranking countries by agreement that “more needs to be done” vs. “gone too far”; green vs. purple bars; includes change from prior data.

A pie chart showing an 80% reduction in time spent on payables and expenses, with icons representing benefits such as cost savings and improved control.

Two donut charts: one for investment split by investor type and one for deal stage (2001–2021). Includes a side note on Series A–C dominance.

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.

This slide features a sophisticated layout with multiple data presentations. It includes multiple tables, showcasing financial metrics such as capital ratios and balance sheet data over different quarters, differentiated by color and clearly labeled.

Contains a mix of text and bar charts, detailing reasons for job satisfaction and factors that attract Gen Zs and millennials to employers.

This slide features a line chart comparing preferences for Made-in Italy, Made-in France, and Made-in US products among different generations.

The slide presents a graph showing carbon abatement cost versus grid emissions for various business cases in different countries.

Left-aligned title and question text on a navy-blue background; right side contains a horizontal bar chart comparing "Most important issue" vs "Most/other".

Features a stacked area chart for variant frequencies and a scatter plot comparing the antibody resistance of COVID-19 variants.

Two-column layout: left side with historical metrics (RoTE, distributions, RWAs), right side with commentary on market, macroeconomic, and regulatory context.

Slide features diagrams and charts detailing revenue segmentation, and circular arrows showing business model components.

Vertical bar chart displaying concern levels by country over poverty and social inequality, with recent change statistics.

Similar structure to UK slide: left-side commentary, right-side bar/line chart, and a quote on the far right. Blue and purple accents.

Grid layout with left-side narrative and three comparison bar charts on the right, each showing top vs. all respondents.

The slide displays a combination of bar and column charts to illustrate the impact of Basel III reforms on regulatory capital, showing significant reductions achieved through strategic actions.

The slide features two line charts. The left chart shows year-over-year changes in fixed asset investment from January to March 2024, broken down by aggregate, public, and private investments. The right chart displays fixed asset investment by sector (real estate, manufacturing, infrastructure) from 2012 to 2024.

Two sets of column charts detailing negative goodwill and purchase price adjustments, including PPA adjustments.

Reverse tone: a negative sentiment statement, measuring suspicion. Design follows same bar chart layout with percentages of agreement/disagreement.

Contains a column chart showing the share of active AI players by country, with additional text highlighting France's position.

Multiple column charts showing activity by asset type, completed deals, and loan sale activity by portfolio type.

Bubble chart showing venture capital investment trends in mobility platforms and transport technology from 2016 to 2019, with a comparison to AI investment.

The slide is data-heavy with multiple statistics and figures relating to Macquarie’s ESG efforts, presented in a mix of text, icons, and numerals. It has a structured design with a clear division of sections, each focusing on a specific ESG aspect. The color scheme and visual elements are consistent and clean.