Horizontal bar chart comparing leadership perceptions in the consumer goods sector across countries; consistent Ipsos chart style.

The slide contains two charts. The left line chart shows U.S. goods imports by location. The right bar chart displays company plans to relocate out of China.

The slide features a radar chart and financial profile metrics like EBIT uplift, revenue uplift, and productivity uplift, similar to previous archetype slides.

Text on left with explanation and bar chart on right showing severity levels; blue accents used; comparison between 2023 and 2024 survey results.

Left: summary of UK perceptions; right: bar chart assessing AI as opportunity or risk across various domains

Stacked bar chart using shades of purple to show estimates across countries. Left panel provides correct answer (17%) for reference.

Contains multiple line graphs depicting a hypothetical recurrent virus impact on GDP. Colored lines represent different regions.

Horizontal bar chart with country-level comparison tables and color-coded difference indicators

Duplicate of slide 18622 but updated to Q3 2024. Same format with revenue and margin charts and a table below showing updated financial data.

Column chart detailing the proportion of fiscal variance attributed to different factors like disasters and engineering, with a deep dive expected on these issues. The layout is clean with a distinct color coding.

Column chart displaying preferences for different powertrain types among consumers planning to buy a car in the next 3 years. Bars for ICE and HEV are highlighted in yellow, indicating they are the most popular choices.

The slide is populated with multiple bar charts detailing different business outcomes achieved through AI, colored in shades of blue to differentiate levels of achievement. The layout is straightforward and focuses on presenting the outcome data clearly.

The slide presents bar charts showing historical and projected M&A activity in industrial automation, along with key trends and factors driving this activity.

Grid of area graphs showing daily new cases and deaths by region; stacked visuals by geography; minimalistic dark background.

A detailed process flow diagram showing customer and vehicle journey stages for subscription-based ownership models.

Slide presents a pie chart and bar charts detailing the methodology of a survey on C-level executives' attitudes towards climate action, with key statistics highlighted.

Split into two halves: left has a vertical bar chart (2019 vs 2023), right shows a tablet ad mockup and a 30% lift icon.

Slide divided into three sections with bullet points, headers, and check/cross icons representing evaluation of strategic choices.

This slide is divided into three sections with bullet points summarizing Macquarie’s commitments to environmental, social, and governance aspects. It uses a combination of icons and text, with a consistent color palette and an organized layout that facilitates ease of reading and comprehension.

Blue and white color scheme with multiple graphics. There's a flowchart at the top, three outlined boxes below indicating rankings (#1 Primary bank market share, #2 SMB credit card spend, #1 Payment provider), and logos for VISA and Chase.

This slide features a column chart with vertical bars representing FL CET1 erosion under adverse scenarios, labeled with numerical values. There are dotted lines indicating peer and system averages, with a mix of icons representing different countries. The slide has a header with the Santander logo, a slide number, and the word 'Strength' in the top right corner. It employs a color scheme of light and dark blue tones.

The slide includes two visual elements: the left chart shows S&P 500 earnings and performance, and the right chart shows US inflation and earnings growth over time.

Slide shows a line chart analyzing the perspectives on talent retention within I&D frameworks, comparing U.S. and global views with demographic detail.

The slide includes a column chart depicting the percentage of people receiving various types of help, comparing data from May and December. Text boxes highlight key percentages.

The slide includes column charts showing the budget outlook for medium-size and large-size public hospitals over the last three years, current year, and next three years.