The slide features a column chart with five vertical bars representing different financial metrics from 4Q19 to 1Q20, showing an 8% increase overall.

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

Dual bar chart format, comparing 2021 vs. 2030e EAF steel production and EAFD generation; includes market share and text on expansion strategy

World map highlighting global presence, pie chart of regional revenue split, and key textual data points.

The slide presents a circular graph and a line chart, both using a soothing beige palette, to show spending patterns on Afterpay, with specific focus on Gen Z. The design is clean and effective in highlighting key data points.

The slide features two charts: a line chart on the left showing net leverage and interest coverage ratio, and a column chart on the right showing global credit maturity schedule.

The slide features a bar chart listing the types of retailers where consumers are likely to shop for holiday gifts, with a comparison to the previous year.

This slide presents a narrative scenario with a moderate visual complexity. It uses a balanced text layout to tell a story about gender diversity issues in a professional setting. Red highlights and silhouette icons emphasize key points. The design includes bullet points, two text blocks, and stylized graphic elements.

Includes pie charts for 2019, 2020, and 2021 showing podcast ad revenue percentage by campaign type (Direct Response, Brand Awareness, etc.).

Two large donut charts showing percentages of carbon-related assets in a lending portfolio for 2022 and 2023, and one for capital markets financing in wholesale credit. There are also three bar graphs below each chart.

The slide presents horizontal bar charts to display the various reasons Canadians purchased crypto assets, comparing data from 2023 and 2022, with detailed breakdowns of each reason.

Column chart displaying y/y percentage change in headline CPI from 2022 to 2025F across global regions, color-coded for each year.

Visual of a person on a beach, with text and circular data graphs showing % of leadership representation in N100 and G250.

Slide includes line graphs comparing the total cost of ownership of BEVs against other vehicle types, showing the trend towards cost-effectiveness of BEVs.

This slide has four sets of column charts with data on different aspects of digital financial services (DFS) such as payments, lending, insurance, and wealth. It is color-coded and has key growth metrics annotated.

Column charts showing monthly passenger vehicle sales percentage change versus 2019 in different countries, with color-coded categories.

Similar design to 19467; focuses on satisfaction with romantic/sex life across countries with satisfaction changes over time.

Slide with column charts showing GDP growth indexed to 2015 levels for several countries, demonstrating the economic impact of COVID-19.

This simple slide juxtaposes bar charts with text to discuss the optimism and concern regarding AI's impact on work, highlighting changes over time.

The slide includes a bar chart and text boxes summarizing key balance sheet figures, with a specific focus on Credit Suisse assets and liabilities.

This slide contrasts types of MSMEs with a focus on their business mindset and digital practices through a bar graph and text annotations.

The slide includes two sets of data visualizations. On the left, there are dual line graphs for manufacturing and service purchasing managers' indexes (PMIs), and on the right, there are two stock market index graphs. It uses a blue and purple color scheme, with a clear visual distinction between the datasets.

Slide features tables comparing capital deployment across corporates, PE/VC, infrastructure funds, and others. Uses color coding and icons.

Line chart tracking P/E ratios of OEMs vs. suppliers (2007–2017).

The slide features a column chart with bars representing different years from 2023 to 2028. Each bar is labeled with the corresponding year and percentage.