This slide has a consistent design with the previous one, using black, white, and blue. It presents bullet points under two sections, each with a respective icon representing innovations and risks.

Central pie chart with percentage of internet-using buyers, flanked by bar graphs comparing younger and older offline shopper preferences.

This slide contrasts two pie charts, illustrating the percentage of consumers using video for product discovery and evaluation. A text box provides a relevant quote to emphasize the importance of video content in social media and OTT platforms. The visual elements are well-balanced, with clear labels and legible text, set against a neutral background to enhance readability.

Two line charts: one showing US household liquid savings by income quintile, and the other displaying US credit card delinquency rates by income group, highlighting growing disparities in consumer financial health.

Showcases large bubble charts to represent digital initiatives' impact over a decade. Includes descriptions and quantitative data with a clear visual hierarchy.

Multiple vertical bar charts showing penetration rates and average annual spend across different product categories and age groups. Green color theme for clarity.

The slide shows a bar chart indicating consumer willingness to pay for various connectivity technologies in vehicles. Another bar chart displays preferred payment methods for these technologies.

The slide includes two columns of text with images, and trend assessments.

A comparative slide with a table layout, categorizing consumers into six groups by age and spending. It uses various shades of blue and gray for highlighting data points.

The slide compares demographic and behavioral profiles of three consumer clusters (EV owners, EV prospects, EV sceptics) using icons and text boxes. It includes data on income, age, gender, urbanization, and parking access.

The slide presents a comparative analysis of three consumer clusters (EV owners, EV prospects, EV sceptics) using column charts and text boxes. It highlights key traits and focus areas for each group.

The slide presents commuting habits of three consumer clusters (EV owners, EV prospects, EV sceptics) using column charts and text boxes. It includes data on commuting days, distance, car tenure, and multimodal transport usage.

Features two circular data visualizations contrasting the number of $1B+ consumer technology companies in SEA between 2020 and 2021. The layout is clean with a side panel for descriptive text.

Slide includes percentages and icons representing changes in various consumer activities and preferences during the pandemic, using a clear layout and engaging visual representations.

The slide uses a combination of donut charts and bullet points to show various milestones that consumers are waiting for before regularly engaging in out-of-home activities. The layout is clean with a focus on data visualization.

Line chart comparing reasons for leaving a provider among different customer segments.

The slide includes text and pie charts showing demographic segmentation of UK consumers' returns behavior, categorized by age and gender.

This slide shows a circular graph illustrating consumer preferences with two main categories. It includes supporting text and an illustration of a shopping figure. The design is straightforward, emphasizing brand loyalty among shoppers.

Contains a bar chart illustrating the increased adoption of online shopping in various Southeast Asian countries between 2019 and 2020, with a key to interpret the data.

This slide has a comparative layout showing past and future models for physical and digital channels. It includes icons, images, and text boxes to differentiate key points.

The slide features a left-aligned vertical column of text and a right-aligned column chart. The column chart presents responses from French customers on their barriers to subscription, with percentage values indicated for each response category.

Slide depicts a path from Non Buyer to Frequent Shopper with branching factors listed as triggers and barriers across categories of Products, Services, and Content & Media.

Two pie charts comparing the next vehicle type preferences among current new and used vehicle owners. Charts are in teal and gray with labeled percentages. Simple, clear layout.

Similar to the previous slide, featuring a radar chart and text summarizing market outlook, value and collaboration, and leadership in consumer business.

Combination of bar graphs and text explaining the key characteristics of heavy-spending consumers, including personal style, brand loyalty, and demand for service. Includes quotes and statistical data.

This slide uses a heat map to illustrate consumers' levels of concern regarding various out-of-home activities. The visual representation is clear, using different shades of color to depict the range of concern from less to more concerned.

Dominated by a series of bar charts contrasting comfort levels with visiting various public places in the near future. Colors vary from gray to purple.

Dominated by images of consumer durables like appliances and electronics, the slide's clean design focuses on the visual representation of products with no additional data or text.

The slide features a column chart showcasing the growth of Consumer Banking customers over four years, with additional statistics on average deposits and debit card sales. The chart and statistics use a simple color scheme to differentiate the years.

This slide offers vertical column charts divided by consumer nationality, highlighting their market contributions and trends from 2018 to 2019.