This slide shows capital movement within Macquarie Capital over two time points, highlighting changes across different financial sectors like debt and various types of energy investments.

This slide provides an overview of capital and leverage ratios, including total loss-absorbing capacity, essential for understanding financial stability and regulatory compliance.

Detailed capital and liquidity metrics, balance sheet overview of a financial firm

Summarizes key financial ratios and metrics critical for regulatory compliance and financial analysis. Focuses on liquidity, leverage, and capital adequacy, crucial for assessing the institution's stability and adherence to regulatory standards.

Offers a comprehensive overview of Citigroup's capital adequacy, liquidity positions, and overall financial health at the end of 2021.

Analyzes financial contributions and regional income distribution for Macquarie Capital. It conveys financial growth and geographic market influence, useful for discussing strategic regional focus or investment decisions.

Discusses the diverse sources of Lloyd's capital, with a focus on the contributions by the Bermudian and UK insurance industries, among others. Highlights unexpected sources.

Explains potential changes in capital requirements, highlighting a scenario where B3E RWA could be reduced by 50% or ~$250B. Includes details on operational risk recalibration and other adjustments.

This slide analyzes the capital allocation and returns on equity across various banking divisions, projecting significant financial growth and detailing the drivers behind these projections, which are essential for understanding strategic financial management within the bank.

This slide presents Booz Allen's financial performance in terms of capital deployment and shareholder dividends. It’s useful for financial reviews and showcasing company growth.

Analyzes the intent to buy cars among respondents, highlighting trends and timelines for new and used cars

The slide compares regional carbon emissions under production-based and consumption-based accounting methods, highlighting the differences in reported emissions. It underscores how consumption-based accounting reveals higher emissions for regions like the US and EU due to their imported goods, advocating for more comprehensive emissions tracking.

It argues for the benefits of treating carbon as a tradable commodity to drive global emissions reduction. The slide presents data on CO2 trades between regions and the carbon intensity of goods production, highlighting how regions can leverage carbon pricing to achieve more significant environmental and economic benefits.

It explains the principles of carbon pricing, comparing ETS and carbon taxes, and discusses their implementation challenges and benefits. The slide includes data on the global GHG emissions covered by ETSs and insights into various countries' carbon pricing strategies to foster sustainability and emissions reduction.

The slide evaluates the impact of carbon pricing on the cost competitiveness of various energy sources, highlighting the influence of carbon costs on renewable and conventional energy generation.

The slide explains the implications of Indonesia's carbon bill in encouraging low-carbon investments and standardizing climate impact calculations. It details the global export of palm oil, EU import bans, and the harmonized tax law for carbon taxation in Indonesia. It also presents a comparative analysis of carbon taxes implemented by different countries and the potential effects of the carbon border adjustment mechanism.

Explains how combining carbon capture and storage (CCS) with steam methane reforming (SMR) can reduce CO2 emissions, detailing different capture options and efficiencies.

Describes the carbon capture and storage (CCS) process, detailing the stages from capturing CO2 emissions to transporting and storing them, emphasizing abatement technologies.

Analyzes the carbon emission contributions of the top five countries, highlighting the significant role of major economies in global emissions. Useful for discussions on international cooperation and policy-making for emission reduction.

This slide forecasts the potential future of Maranoa through carbon farming, estimating additional ACCUs generated, revenue growth, and job support from 2021 to 2030. It highlights various carbon farming practices and their economic impact.

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.

The slide illustrates the lack of knowledge among respondents about the carbon footprint of beef burgers, with most unable to estimate the distance. The mean estimate given is 27 miles.

Compares the carbon intensity and emissions per capita of key countries, projecting their future paths and comparing them to the required levels for meeting the 2°C warming limit. Highlights disparities in emissions intensity and the challenges different countries face in achieving climate goals.

The slide categorizes Climate FinTech solutions into three main themes: carbon management, direct mitigation, and climate risk management. It provides detailed descriptions of each theme, including example subcategories and companies involved in these areas.

The slide categorizes various CO₂ separation technologies, detailing methods like absorption, adsorption, membranes, liquid/supercritical CO₂, and novel technologies.

Defines carbon credits as instruments for avoided or removed CO2 emissions, explaining their creation through offset projects and usage in emission reductions.

It discusses the rising demand and costs for carbon credits by 2035, projecting prices to be between US$80-$150 per tonne. Emphasizes the importance of high-quality credits.

Focused on the card franchise's industry leadership, the slide provides data on card sales, active accounts, and customer retention. Key figures show growth in sales volume and a sustained number 1 position in card outstandings.

Showcasing ongoing efforts to innovate in card products, the slide highlights new launches and market performance data. It notes the success in sales share and outstandings share, suggesting strong market engagement and strategic partnerships.

The slide describes the growth strategy and financial performance of a card franchise, with a focus on scaling, engaging, and deepening customer relationships. It’s intended for illustrating successful financial strategies and growth patterns within the industry.