Highlights the dual role of CROs in enabling and overseeing AI adoption in risk management.

This slide presents a comprehensive view of changing CRO risk priorities over a decade, emphasizing cybersecurity and credit risk as top concerns for the coming year.

This slide explains the evolving role of CROs in the insurance industry, highlighting future expectations and the importance of strategic risk management.

It illustrates the alignment of risk management priorities between CROs and boards, focusing on cybersecurity and business model risks. This slide is crucial for strategic planning and ensuring cohesive risk management strategies across leadership levels.

Compares three CSP service models: aggregation, service build, and orchestrator. Emphasizes the orchestrator model’s benefit in owning data and driving engagement via a horizontal platform, providing tailored, adjacent services to customers.

Argues that although other service providers exist (e.g., eCommerce, tech firms), consumers still prefer CSPs. Includes data on preferred providers and discusses AI’s potential to integrate services and improve customer engagement.

It identifies key internal and external factors influencing social and environmental impact and the status of CSR performance reporting among companies.

The slide emphasizes anatomical control with DURAVYU 2.7mg, showing greater reduction in CST compared to aflibercept and DURAVYU 1.3mg. Indicates more efficient fluid reduction in the retina.

Defines the role and responsibilities of a Chief Transformation Officer within a corporate hierarchy.

Describes the unique features of Nielsen Streaming Signals, focusing on person-level optimization, session data, and modern privacy measures.

The slide highlights the increasing share of connected TV (CTV) and time-shifting in total TV screen usage, reflecting changes in viewing habits over the past year.

This slide outlines expected advancements in commercial vehicle systems over five years. Braking will shift to disc systems, steering will become actuated, ADAS will expand with automated features, and powertrains will move to automation and e-mobility. These are seen as enablers for higher vehicle automation levels.

This slide summarizes client priorities in AADA initiatives, with customer experience ranked highest, followed by operational efficiency and cost reduction. It indicates the business outcomes driving adoption of AADA technologies.

This slide shows how CX companies saw a valuation surge during COVID and recovery phases due to digital expansion and demand growth. By 2023, valuations corrected back to pre-COVID levels. Diversified BPM firms with stable margins maintained better valuation profiles, while CX companies still commanded premium due to niche digital capabilities.

Highlights global activist campaign objectives in Q1 2025, with Board Change leading at 51%. M&A is down compared to average. Strategy & Operations and other categories are also tracked, with comparison to historical averages.

This slide presents how US tariffs affect Canada, emphasizing high reliance on US trade. Canadian exports are heavily US-oriented, and economic indicators like PMIs show rising business uncertainty and declining performance, particularly in output and employment.

The chart shows quarterly Canadian VC deal activity, highlighting recent spikes due to mega-deals. A quote from a KPMG partner emphasizes Canada’s strategic investment in AI and the government's role in enabling ecosystem growth.

Canada's “good economy” score stands at 38%, placing it in the upper half of the global ranking despite inflation concerns. The time-series chart shows fluctuations over the last decade, with a notable dip in May 2020. The narrative notes Canada’s resilience relative to other economies.

Canada’s economic sentiment has remained stable throughout 2024, with current perception at 36%. However, sentiment remains below pre-COVID levels.

Tracks Canadian public sentiment on the economy from 2013–2024. After high early optimism, sentiment declines and stabilizes below 40%, reflecting shifting economic realities such as inflation, housing, and employment factors.

Canadian fintech investment surged in H1 2021 to $4.8B, surpassing prior records. M&A and large VC deals contributed, such as Wealthsimple’s $600M raise. Corporate interest expanded with platforms like RBCx. The market is expected to remain strong due to maturing startups and digital transformation.

Covers additional Canadian threat perceptions: terrorism, ethnic conflict, personal safety, and war. Shows shifts over time with a noticeable rise in concern for ethnic conflict (+9pp). Highlights the Canadian public’s sentiment evolution toward both domestic and geopolitical threats.

This slide projects a looming recession for Canada by the end of the year, driven by persistent inflation and tighter monetary policy, with impacts on GDP, unemployment, and CPI.

Reflects Canadians’ changing concern levels for hacking, health epidemics, nuclear/chemical attacks, and natural disasters from 2015–2023. Health epidemic threat rises 4pp in 2023, while hacking concerns decrease. The data highlights shifts in national sentiment toward global and domestic risks over time.

Canadian-specific data revealing stark differences between perceived threat levels and government readiness. Largest gaps are seen in cyber threats and NBC events, indicating significant public skepticism.

Shows global perceptions of Canada's influence on world affairs over the next decade. Canada scores 78% positive, slightly below the global average (80%) and U.S. (81%). Includes year-over-year change indicators.

The slide forecasts a slowdown in the Canadian economy through mid-2024, highlighting constraints due to elevated debt servicing costs and cost fatigue. It analyzes trends in GDP, unemployment, and CPI, discussing their implications for economic activity.

The slide forecasts a sharp increase in cancer-related deaths by 2060, particularly in regions undergoing development. Lung, liver, and colorectal cancers are the most common. It emphasizes that 40% of cases are preventable through risk factor reduction, including tobacco use and diet. The sidebar details regional disparities in cancer risk and prevention strategies.

This slide analyzes how new domestic capacity expansions in ASEAN are projected to reduce the supply-demand gap and lower import reliance by 2030, with supporting data visualizations.

The slide discusses key factors insurers consider for future workforce needs: capacity, cost, capability, and composition. It emphasizes strategic planning and workforce adaptability.