The slide compares the risk of job automation between older and younger workers and highlights the higher risk for older female workers compared to their male counterparts. It suggests a focus on training and education to mitigate these risks.

Continues from previous slide, further analyzing US CRE risk management, highlighting stress-tested portfolios and loan modification trends.

The slide highlights varying manufacturing momentum across emerging markets. Saudi Arabia leads with high output, while Brazil shows deceleration, and Mexico and Turkey remain in contraction.

This slide presents a comprehensive overview of Iceland's economic recovery post-financial crisis, highlighting major growth sectors like tourism and new industries such as IP sector, pharma, and fish farming. It visually compares Iceland's GDP growth with major economies and details the changes in tourism, population, and export composition.

Forecasts GDP recovery to 2019 levels for major economies, showing projected economic recovery trends post-COVID-19 pandemic.

Highlights Melbourne's strong cultural infrastructure compared to other cities, with numerous venues per capita.

This slide identifies the main concerns preventing consumers from buying EVs, such as lack of charging stations, limited range, and high purchase costs, across different years.

Discusses changes in market research methods during the pandemic, such as increases in studying online consumer behavior and video interviews.

This slide focuses on JPMorgan’s innovation in financial products, including a top-performing hedge fund and infrastructure investment, reflected in high annual returns and AUM growth.

This slide explores how organizations are using or planning to use AI for compliance activities. It presents a chart showing the level of AI adoption across 15 areas such as fraud detection, training, and transaction monitoring. The text discusses how AI is expected to positively impact compliance, with 71% expecting a net benefit.

Identifies four strategic opportunities for telecom infrastructure investors: partnerships, platform plays, network separation, and integration with AI infrastructure to enhance scalability and ROI.

This bar chart shows opinions across countries on whether media should be responsible for reducing inequality. Indonesia and Peru show the highest support; France and Romania the lowest.

The slide presents a visual representation of increasing capital expenditures by major tech companies (Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Oracle, Alphabet) from 2013 through projected 2026. It highlights a trend of rising investment and suggests further growth potential, indicating strong infrastructure expansion—potentially reaching $1 trillion in the next 5–10 years.

This slide shows Deutsche Bank’s capital ratios are significantly above minimum regulatory requirements. The CET1 ratio has a 252bps buffer, while total capital has a 318bps buffer. The slide also breaks down regulatory minimums including Pillar 1 and 2, G-SIB, and countercyclical buffers. Highlights explain drivers of changes in buffer sizes and the impact of increased Pillar 2 requirements and changes in systemic buffer levels.

It explores how frequent and non-frequent users value different attributes in facial day creams, such as being free from parabens, acetone, fragrance, and hypoallergenic properties.

Analyzes specific reasons for transformation failures, focusing on employee resistance and management behavior, useful for training sessions on change management.

Focuses on disillusionment with political leadership. The trend shows spikes around scandals or political instability, particularly in 2022, reflecting eroding public trust.

Describes key levers to support targets, focusing on incentives, ESG revenue modeling, and reporting improvements.

Shows provisions for credit losses and Stage 3 loan balances by business unit from Q4 2023 to Q4 2024. Group-level ratios, coverage, and bps data illustrate a relatively stable risk environment, with investment and private banks absorbing most losses; Corporate Bank fluctuates moderately.

This slide focuses on the British respondents' awareness of the carbon footprint of beef burgers, highlighting that 83% couldn't estimate the distance, with an average estimate of 24 miles.

Compares AI investment intentions across countries. 1 in 3 companies globally plan to invest over $25M in 2025, with regional variance in investment scale.

The slide quantifies the environmental impact of tourism, with aviation responsible for ~2.6% of global CO₂ emissions, cruises for 0.2%, and hospitality for 1.4%. It emphasizes resource overuse and food waste in the sector.

This slide presents the average financial knowledge score of Canadians, highlighting that 48% of questions were answered correctly. It aims to assess the general financial literacy among the population.

Shows that North American light vehicle production returned to early 2000s levels by 2016, with Mexico seeing positive growth while US and Canada showed stagnation or decline.

The slide discusses how flexible work arrangements can help retain older workers and increase their employment rates. It highlights the shift towards part-time and self-employment as workers age, emphasizing the benefits of flexible working options.