Two-column layout with text on the left and a bar graph with segmented funding blocks on the right; minimal design, McKinsey branding.

Two bar graphs comparing basic vs. value-adding CHQ capabilities; right column features bullet insights

Horizontal bar chart ranked by % involvement of functions in capability execution; side notes provide context

Spider/radar chart comparing performance of CHQ capabilities across four performance groups; right-hand summary

Two rows with donut charts displaying projected size trends of CHQ and SSC. Icons and summary statements on the right clarify key findings.

Central circular infographic detailing six development parameters around value creation. Each parameter is supported by key bullet points.

Three-part layout: Left uses a bar chart with RWA drivers; right includes text panels on CIB loans, real estate lending, and leverage finance.

Combines text, icons, and pie charts to illustrate principles of operation and the impact across business segments.

Diagram showing interconnectivity between different CIB businesses and client engagement statistics in a geometric layout.

Three-panel layout: Left shows Q422 financial metrics; center has a stacked bar chart of income by business segment; right breaks down business-specific income with YoY change.

Column charts showing Q422 performance and income by business. Key metrics like income, costs, and RoTE.

The slide presents two column charts, the first illustrating the growth in revenue and expenses for CIB Treasury Services, and the second showing operating and non-operating deposits growth across client segments and regions.

A horizontal bar chart listing the most demanding work problems faced by CIOs, with 'Resources/Talent' being the top issue. Each bar represents a different problem and its percentage of respondents.

Line chart displaying the cost-to-income ratio (CIR) evolution in Europe from 2008 to 2023. Additional sections on AI investment impact and profit potential gap.

Multiple mini-charts: revenue CAGR by unit, CIR, RoTE, CET1 ratio. Left-aligned text bullets explain business performance trends.

Bar chart on the left showing declining cost/income ratio (CIR) over FY2021–Q1 2025; text summary on right.

Slide includes column charts comparing cost-income ratios and efficiency savings across various business units.

Features a trend line and column charts depicting CIR development and targeted operational efficiencies, using a clean and straightforward layout to emphasize data.

The slide features a two-dimensional matrix with companies plotted based on their analyst and customer scores. It's divided into zones like "Solution Leader" and "Value Leader". Each company is represented by a circle, with varying sizes indicating the company's positioning strength. The graph is overlaid with a red outline grouping certain companies as leaders.

This slide contains two vertical column charts. The left chart, 'Quarterly CLO Creation and Mutual Fund Flows', shows data in blue tones, with pattern differentiation for CLOs, Loan Funds, and the total. The right chart, 'Institutional Loan Volume Backing M&A', features dark and light blue bars representing different types of loans.

The left side of the slide has a table outlining the "Average Capital Structure for U.S. CLOs" with credit ratings and corresponding data. The right side features two line charts titled "CLO Tranche Support," depicting "Loss Rate" and "Default Rate."

A multi-line graph depicts the spread of CLOs against various ratings, contrasting these with underlying loan spreads.

The slide features a column chart comparing CMHC vacancy rates for purpose-built rentals and condo rentals in 2019 and 2020.

Column chart comparing scores of partnership levels between CMOs and CFOs in August 2021 and September 2022, both scored out of 7. Insights are provided regarding industry alignment specifics.

Three main questions with related icons and background images.

Contains a column chart showing CMO's top priorities for the next 12 months, with accompanying text explaining the priorities.

This slide combines text explanations with a diagram illustrating production-based and consumption-based CO2 accounting. The diagram uses simple geometric shapes to differentiate between the accounting methods and their implications.

Contains column charts and numerical data representing the evolution of external costs related to CO2, VOC emissions, and water withdrawals, with comparisons to past years and future ambitions.

The slide showcases a line graph tracking global CO2 emissions, annotated with projections for future scenarios. The visual elements are effectively spaced, with clear labeling and contrasting colors to differentiate between historical and projected data.

This slide features a complex line graph tracing global CO2 emissions against time, with annotations indicating various future scenario projections. It uses shades of blue and red to distinguish the trajectories, with additional text boxes for context.