Left: explanatory text; right: bar chart comparing viewership across genres.

A mix of checkmarks, icons, and arrows indicate progress and future goals with text describing key milestones, current platforms, and upcoming developments in payment technology.

Clustered vertical bar chart comparing generational responses (Gen Z to Baby Boomers) for 2023 and 2024.

Bar chart showing % of QT scientific publications by country/region (2022–2023), with annotation on public funding.

Horizontally ranked bar chart with % values by country and a gender split table on the right; left side panel in blue for context and explanation.

A data-rich slide with color-coded percentage changes for different months and regions. It has a legend for easy interpretation.

Combines text with circular icons representing various strategic strengths such as experienced management, market growth, and sustainability. The design is clean, utilizing a balanced mix of visuals and text to enhance comprehension and retention of the information presented.

The slide features a bar chart comparing traditional and digital marketing spend in the luxury sector. It also discusses the growing impact of pop-up stores and PR events in traditional marketing strategies.

Slide features a central graphic summarizing ESG commitments with icons and lists around it, highlighting different aspects of ESG initiatives.

Contains two line charts. The left chart depicts policy rate trends of the Fed, ECB, and BoJ from January 2020 to April 2024. The right chart shows the return-on-equity of US, European, and Japanese banks from 2010 to 2024.

A line chart showing the increase in the percentage of total credit transfers that are instant across several countries over time.

Text on the left explaining new consumer behaviors and an image on the right depicting a woman exercising.

Combines text with a column chart of top strategic risks for the next three years, emphasizing the ubiquity of cyber threats and geopolitical risks.

This slide contrasts the enabling functions of quantum communications versus its classical counterpart. It has a clear, two-column format that lists applications on the left and expands on them on the right. Icons are used to visually distinguish different applications of quantum communications, such as quantum-enhanced cryptography and quantum internet.

Horizontal layout with five color-coded columns (State of play, Forecast, Performance, Buyer behavior, Playbook), icons and infographics on top, light background, bold color headers.

Bar chart ranking countries by agreement with the idea that Ukraine is not their country’s business. US and Canada marked; layout consistent.

This slide includes a column chart showing the growth forecast of the global warehouse automation market from 2016 to 2027. It also provides key drivers for this growth, such as the shift to online purchasing, globalization of supply chains, and new business models like Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS).

The slide features a chart mapping France's position on various criteria such as labor cost and tax system, with areas for improvement highlighted.

The slide has a column chart showing the percentages of hidden workers who stopped applying for jobs due to discouragement from the application process.

This slide features a column chart and a table detailing the breakdown of survey respondents by country, focusing on European countries and a global control set. The layout is structured and uses colors to differentiate between regions.

Column chart showing the planned rundown of risk-weighted assets over several years with a target for significant reduction.

The slide displays a line chart illustrating the performance of the Credit Suisse Real Estate Fund Green Property from 2015 to 2024, with tables showing detailed return metrics.

Stacked bar chart by country showing "Better," "Stay the same," and "Worse" views on AI’s job impact. Colors separate the three opinions.

The slide features a table with columns for Region, Funding Initiative, Description, and Proposed Allocation. It includes flags for the US and UK and descriptions of funding initiatives.

Horizontal bar chart showing likelihood of major disaster by country; global average at top, Canada highlighted.