This slide illustrates how CEOs' predictions about the impact of technology on competition have changed from 1998 to 2017. It shows that while many expected significant changes, the actual impact has been more moderate than anticipated.

Tracks the early signs of economic recovery in China, analyzing daily activities, energy consumption, and property transactions as of April 2020.

Analyzes potential returns in a market recovery scenario using asset value increases and sensitivity analysis across different companies, serving as a strategic tool for investors.

Discusses the decline in global labor force participation during the pandemic and the continuous lower participation of mid-career workers in the US.

Analyzes employment trends highlighting increasing job switches and wage pressures, useful for HR and organizational planning.

The slide highlights a continued downturn in global manufacturing, with varied momentum in services and consumer spending, and moderation in inflation and labor markets.

This slide compares various methodologies for measuring social impact, emphasizing the commonality despite different terminologies used. It breaks down the process into seven steps.

The slide discusses the adoption of renewable energy targets by companies as part of their broader net zero strategies, with regional breakdowns.

The slide analyzes how populations in different countries perceive technology companies in terms of responsible behavior, based on survey agreement levels.

Shows that internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles still dominate in SEA-6 countries, with low adoption of battery electric vehicles (BEVs), especially in 2-wheelers. Highlights lag in EV transition compared to global markets.

Highlights the scale and diversification of JPMorgan Asset Management, emphasizing its $3.3T AUM and strong global rankings in various asset classes. Shows distribution by client segments, asset classes, and regional revenue breakdown, reinforcing JPMAM’s breadth and reach.

Evaluates the attractiveness of the oil and gas sector by comparing its performance against other industries, emphasizing its place within the competitive landscape of various sectors over the past five years.

This slide models Barclays’ sensitivity to a -25bps rate change over three years, projecting Group income impact. It compares February 2024 and 2025 plans and includes swap and base rate projections. The assumption includes stable balance sheet reinvestment over time.

This slide performs a stress scenario analysis for the credit card division, with assumptions based on unemployment rates and potential credit losses. It provides projections and comparative scenarios to assist in strategic planning and risk preparedness.

Highlights the technology investment plans of APAC family offices, emphasizing cybersecurity and IT hardware.

This slide discusses how electrolyzers can support grid stability by integrating renewable energy, managing variability, and improving LCOH. It highlights the quick response time of PEM electrolyzers and potential business opportunities.

This slide details strategic measures for resource management across different risk areas, with a focus on people strategy and liquidity. It is typically used for corporate strategy presentations.

This slide outlines venture capital (VC) deal trends, showing a steady increase in volume with a peak in 2024, while deal values peaked in 2022 and declined after. High tech and industrial sectors accounted for most of the activity, with AI-related deals playing a key role in early-stage fundraising momentum.

Details the bank's strategic positioning and expected revenue growth, focusing on specific financial services sectors and strategies for diversification and resilience in market positioning.

Details the bank's cybersecurity measures and investments, underscoring consistent efforts despite increased demand and evolving threats.

The slide compares current and expected investment distribution across AADA pillars, showing AI as the largest growth area. It illustrates a shift in strategic focus toward AI over the next two years.

The chart demonstrates exponential growth in quantum computing start-up founding and venture capital activity in recent years. Despite this, <10% of investment goes outside hardware, showing a concentrated funding focus.

Shows SEA’s increasing greenhouse emissions linked to growing energy consumption and economic activity. Warns that emissions will rise significantly unless curve is bent by 2050. Serves as a call to action for emission intensity reduction.

The slide forecasts a $40 trillion construction shortfall by 2040 if productivity and workforce trends do not improve. Demand for net-zero and infrastructure exceeds supply by ~20%, creating major output gaps.

Discusses the trend of privatization in K-12 education across major markets and its growth between 2015 and 2019.