The slide discusses UK and regional economic performance in 2022, highlighting GVA growth in various regions and sectors with comparative analysis.

Details the estimated GVA and employment contributions of the Tempest programme to the UK economy from 2021 to 2050, with specific metrics and projections.

This slide explains the GVA per employee in the UK manufacturing sector and compares it across various regions and sectors, highlighting the importance of sectoral composition in regional economic growth.

The slide discusses the impact of physical asset performance on GVA growth across various industries, highlighting agriculture, forestry, and fishing as having the highest uplift.

Analyzes regional GVA levels post-COVID-19 and the employment growth that has helped drive down unemployment rates to historically low levels.

UBS presents its Global Wealth Management performance by region for 3Q24. Regional profits, cost/income ratios, invested assets, and net new assets are compared to 3Q23, highlighting notable growth in APAC and Switzerland.

This slide provides insights into the financial outcomes (gains or losses) for participants holding crypto assets and investment funds.

Highlights industries like media, retail, and financial services that are beginning to adopt Web3 technologies. It outlines how each sector is leveraging these innovations for gaming, digital art, retail experiences, and decentralized finance.

The slide uses the Gartner Hype Cycle to illustrate the current and projected adoption stages of various emerging technologies, stressing the timely importance of blockchain development amidst fluctuating market perceptions.

It presents Gartner’s historical financial performance, highlighting the consistent growth in contract value and free cash flow over a decade, indicating robust performance.

This slide breaks down Gartner's financial performance, presenting revenue guidance, gross margin mix, and revenue distribution by geography.

It outlines Gartner's history of organic growth and strategic acquisitions, showing significant milestones and market opportunities that have driven their expansion.

It explains why investors value Gartner, focusing on growth, margin expansion, and free cash flow as key financial performance indicators and investment attractions.

It provides an overview of Gartner's research services, highlighting ongoing access to research, on-demand response, and support for major enterprise functions.

It highlights the dominance of subscription revenue in Gartner’s research segment, indicating a stable and recurring revenue model.

This slide presents higher gas price forecasts for Henry Hub compared to UK NBP. Consultant ranges suggest prices based on sustainable development scenarios.

This slide contrasts the Gen AI-driven boom of the Magnificent 7 stocks with forecasts for broader adoption. It suggests that while early gains were concentrated in tech giants, enterprise AI adoption in 2025 may distribute benefits more evenly across the S&P 500.

Discusses Gen AI adoption in RevOps, noting early-stage use, limited adoption in core GTM areas, and investment gaps. Highlights the growing role of AI agents and data integration issues. Features statistics on AI adoption and access to data, with a quote emphasizing the importance of system integration.

Recommends a holistic, end-to-end RevOps approach leveraging Gen AI. Emphasizes integrating people (skills and leadership), process (workflow design), and technology (AI for automation and forecasting). Aims to enhance decision-making, efficiency, and alignment across business functions.

The agenda outlines the structure of the presentation: understanding Gen AI, examining asset manager practices, exploring use cases across the value chain, and guidance on implementation and scaling.

The slide breaks down Gen AI task complexity across banking functions, categorizing tasks as low, medium, or high complexity. Finance, IT, and HR functions show varying levels of potential for augmentation. It also lists the top 10 AI opportunity areas, including forecasting, IT optimization, and risk assessment, highlighting where AI can add the most value.

Explores AI/Gen AI transformation priorities like logistics and maintenance optimization. Addresses challenges like data quality, skill gaps, and computing costs based on manager feedback.

The slide explores how Gen AI is being adopted in financial reporting by maturity level, with leaders far ahead. It lists activities companies want auditors to conduct with AI tools, showing the intersection of AI and auditing practices.

This slide quantifies the opportunity of Gen AI in banking, based on KPMG research. It highlights potential value by function, with front-office roles offering the largest gains. The stats support significant productivity and financial impact, derived from analyzing over 17 million companies and thousands of clients globally.

Contrasts declining QT investment with surging Gen AI investment, highlighting a shift in investor focus. Shows QT VC deal volume today is similar to AI a decade ago. Notes differences in funding patterns due to maturity and hardware/software needs.

Focuses on the intersection of economic trends with generational impact, highlighting how social values and corporate governance are influencing industry trends.

This slide spotlights Gen Z men across countries, showing their likelihood to say equality efforts have gone too far. In 28 of 29 countries, Gen Z men surpass national averages—Great Britain is the exception.

Focuses on how younger generations (Gen Z and Millennials) are more likely to prefer and pay more for sustainable brands. It also touches on social pressure and changing consumer behavior regarding sustainability.

Gen Z consumers are more likely to pay more for sustainability, especially for snacks, ready meals, and soy-based products. Their higher values across nearly all categories highlight a generational shift in sustainable consumption habits.

This slide focuses on Gen Z attitudes toward LGBT+ rights and representation. It shows significant gender differences in support for issues like same-sex marriage, LGBT visibility in media, and corporate inclusion policies, indicating a pronounced gender divide within Gen Z.