Globally, terrorism ranks low with 8% citing it as a top concern. Israel is a major outlier at 45%. The chart helps illustrate evolving fear levels and geopolitical perceptions tied to terrorism.

Analyzes the rise in digital media consumption and e-commerce growth due to the pandemic, highlighting shifts in consumer behavior and market opportunities.

This regional comparison shows attitudes toward enforcing consequences on governments violating plastic pollution rules. Support is strongest in Latin America and Africa, lowest in G7 and North America. Global average support is 73%.

This slide shows generational and gender differences in perceptions of inequality's importance. Women consistently rate it higher across generations, with Gen Z showing the highest concern for both genders.

The slide discusses the recent trends in crude oil prices and inventories, emphasizing supply-demand dynamics and future price pressures.

Discusses the increasing number of charging stations in retail and shopping mall premises, highlighting the growth in fast and ultrafast charging capabilities.

This slide covers the current maturity levels of ESG assessment across different industries based on a survey.

Displays a breakdown of a bank's loan portfolio by type and bank division, emphasizing the prominence of mortgages in their portfolio and providing strategic insights into the bank’s lending focus.

The slide analyzes the declining confidence levels among CEOs regarding their organization's revenue growth prospects, with a focus on the impacts of external factors and market conditions.

This slide discusses strategies for a comprehensive approach to digital economy potential through government and private sector collaboration, covering connectivity, regulation, talent, and capital access. The layout aims to inform about collaborative roles and tasks necessary for a robust digital infrastructure.

The slide provides an analysis of the overall investment strategy by companies to enhance resilience, highlighting how funds are allocated across various activities such as resourcing, industrial automation, and digitization.

This slide presents global perceptions of the IMF’s influence over the next decade. The majority (60%) view the IMF positively, with strong support in Thailand and Mexico. US and Canadian views are lower than the global average.

The left side lists internal pressures on frontline agents, such as increased complexity and reduced handover. The right side introduces a five-pillar learning and development strategy from Deutsche Telekom to mitigate these challenges.

Showcases Barclays' efforts in employee development, engagement, and demographic diversity, including early career programs and female promotion rates.

Describes the front-loaded nature of investment in the net-zero transition, with spending rising to a peak percentage of global GDP by 2030 before reducing again. Indicates the importance of initial investment to facilitate long-term change.

This slide illustrates CEOs' perspectives on globalization, highlighting both positive impacts like improved connectivity and negative aspects such as failing to address climate change and creating fair tax systems.

This slide reflects global beliefs on the likelihood of a cancer cure. Indonesia and the Philippines are most hopeful, with an overall global likelihood of 40%.

The slide continues the presentation of survey findings from MSMEs in Nigeria, focusing on growth experiences, the impact of delayed payments, reliance on digital resources, and future technological impacts on business growth. It highlights key statistics and provides a detailed overview of current and future challenges.

This slide shows that the majority of QT investments are in US companies, driven by private investors, with a detailed breakdown of investment types across different regions.

The slide highlights the broad tightening of credit spreads, with notable widenings in a few countries. Useful for tracking credit spread changes across emerging markets.

Compares support for public LGBT affection across 23 countries. Spain and Sweden lead; UK ranks mid-range. Notable opposition in South Korea and Türkiye. Trend data shows shifting attitudes since 2021.

This slide presents demographic data of respondents from a global survey on deskless workers, including distributions by age, gender, education, and employment status. Useful in understanding the diversity of the survey population and contextualizing the data in discussions of workplace practices in multinational contexts.

Focuses on the use of expert judgment in adjusting ECL estimates, highlighting how banks apply sector-specific and macroeconomic variables to these estimates.

Demonstrates income contribution from long-term interest rate hedges through 2027. Illustrates locked-in and roll-over income effects. Hedge income is expected to grow steadily with limited short-term rate sensitivity.

Analyzes the projected growth of the H2 storage market for mobility and infrastructure, with an expected market size of almost EUR 10 billion by 2030.