Outlines Barclays' progression in ESG initiatives over several years, demonstrating commitments like joining the Paris Pledge and setting new financing restrictions.

Explores the different initiatives companies are undertaking to enhance their sustainability practices. It reflects a comprehensive approach to ESG transformation encompassing energy use, supply chain reconfiguration, and staff upskilling, highlighting the multi-faceted nature of sustainable business practices.

It explains the role of Goldman Sachs' Sustainable Finance Group in mobilizing expertise to address clients' ESG needs. The slide is pertinent for discussing strategic planning and commercial opportunities within sustainable finance, detailing how the firm engages with various stakeholders.

Deutsche Bank reports sustainable finance progress, with €352bn cumulative volumes and a €500bn target by 2025. The slide showcases major deals, green bond arrangements, ESG ratings, and thought leadership activities. Volumes are segmented by bank division and asset type.

The slide discusses banks' progress in sustainable finance and ESG, highlighting opportunities in ESG products and banks' early stages in tracking environment-related products.

Provides highlights of Deutsche Bank’s Q1 2024 sustainability progress, including updated frameworks, ESG commitments, and €300bn in cumulative sustainable finance volumes. Initiatives span finance, governance, and social responsibility.

The slide discusses the long-term value created by ESG initiatives, highlighting benefits like increased revenue, cost savings, and brand credibility. It also examines the integration levels of ESG in companies and the reasons behind their ESG initiatives.

Illustrates the historical growth of U.S. ETFs by investment strategy (market-cap weighted, factor, active) with notable regulatory milestones and growth metrics.

This slide presents the status of Emission Trading System (ETS) policies in various Canadian provinces and US states, including the year of implementation, price per ton of CO2, and the status of the policy (operational, scheduled, or suspended).

This slide discusses the economic outlook for the EU, predicting most countries will avoid recession in 2023 and experience modest growth in 2024, with variations across different countries.

The slide analyzes the levels of EU gas reserves and the trends in gas prices, focusing on supply pressures and rebuilding challenges.

The slide analyzes the tight labor market in the EU, highlighting employment growth, wage trends, and structural labor shortages. It discusses the implications of these trends for inflation and economic stability in the region.

Discusses the investment climate in France influenced by European political uncertainties and the strategies suggested by experts.

Focuses on strategic changes in agriculture for sustainability, including the Biodiversity Strategy and the Farm to Fork Strategy under the European Green Deal, aiming for a sustainable competitive food system.

The slide shows that European consumers are highly likely to substitute US products if tariffs are imposed, mainly due to brand preference rather than price. This trend signals reputational risk for US brands and opportunity for localized EU branding.

This slide explores trade dependencies between the EU and US. It highlights the EU countries most exposed to the US through exports and the sectors affected by tariffs, notably pharmaceuticals and autos. It also details the composition of EU imports of US services.

Shows international perceptions of the EU’s influence in the next decade. The global average is 72%. Canada scores it at 71% and the U.S. at 66%. Trends and change vs prior year are also depicted.

Discusses the EU’s support mechanisms for hydrogen technology through various funding stages, from proof of concept to market readiness, highlighting different EU funding sources.

This slide details the EU’s policy-driven capex focus via Recovery and Resilience Facility funding. It emphasizes digital transformation and AI initiatives like InvestAI, which mobilizes EUR 200B for gigafactories, particularly in Southern and Eastern Europe.

The slide outlines EU’s strategic options in response to US tariffs. It includes negotiation paths and potential retaliation mechanisms, with a focus on the trade imbalance—goods surplus vs. services deficit.

This slide outlines the European Union's hydrogen strategy, focusing on the development of a renewable hydrogen mass market through three phases: initial market launch, scaling up, and mass market deployment.

The slide contrasts public vs private sector investment in the EU, noting government-led growth. It also compares EU and US investment priorities for 2024, highlighting EU’s focus on replacement and innovation under tighter regulatory and financing constraints.

Analyzes low EU gas reserves and price movements from 2020–2025. Points to cold winters, transit contract expirations, and storage withdrawals as key contributors. Despite easing in May, prices remain volatile due to supply concerns.

This slide presents clinical development timelines for key COVID-19 vaccine candidates from companies like Pfizer, Moderna, and AstraZeneca. It shows when Phase I-III trials began and when emergency use authorizations (EUAs) were or are expected. The chart helps visualize the race to release vaccines and timelines for decisions.

The slide summarizes findings from the EY Mobility Consumer Index 2022 Study, focusing on barriers to EV adoption, the role of physical touchpoints, and the increasing use of digital channels in car buying.

The slide analyzes regional differences in EV adoption intentions based on the EY Mobility Consumer Index 2022 Study, comparing the percentage of car buyers planning to purchase an electric vehicle in Europe, APAC, and North America.

Highlights the cost efficiency of sub-compact EV SUVs in Romania, achieving breakeven with internal combustion engine (ICE) models at lower annual mileage due to incentives.

Shows that internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles still dominate in SEA-6 countries, with low adoption of battery electric vehicles (BEVs), especially in 2-wheelers. Highlights lag in EV transition compared to global markets.

The slide forecasts sharp growth in EV stock and public chargers across Europe from 2020 to 2050. It includes infrastructure data and calls for accelerated investment to meet EU targets. It also outlines challenges in electrifying heavy-duty vehicles.

The slide shows how high fuel/oil/gas prices drive consumers to adopt electric vehicles, with data from multiple countries compared to the global average.