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International Small Cap Stocks May Offer Attractive Diversification Benefits
MorganStanley · 2024 · data_table
International Small Cap Stocks May Offer Attractive Diversification Benefits
0.28 — Sharpe Ratio
 Loans and High-yield: Swapping Rate Risk for Credit Exposure
MorganStanley · 2024 · analyze_data
Loans and High-yield: Swapping Rate Risk for Credit Exposure
1.00 — 10-Year Correlation with U.S. Treasuries
 Meaningful Allocation to Alts Has Competitive Performance and Reduced Risk
MorganStanley · 2024 · financial_analysis
Meaningful Allocation to Alts Has Competitive Performance and Reduced Risk
7.79 — Standard Deviation
 Good as Gold: Resilience and Continued Attractiveness of the Global K-12 Sector
LEK · 2022 · cover
Good as Gold: Resilience and Continued Attractiveness of the Global K-12 Sector
 Education is amongst the top 10 sectors globally (in value), with a worldwide GVA of ~USD 4T in 2019, and has grown at a CAGR of ~3% between 2009 and 2019
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
Education is amongst the top 10 sectors globally (in value), with a worldwide GVA of ~USD 4T in 2019, and has grown at a CAGR of ~3% between 2009 and 2019
~$4T — GVA
 Within education, the K-12 sector demonstrates salient characteristics that make it most attractive for investment
LEK · 2022 · comparison_table
Within education, the K-12 sector demonstrates salient characteristics that make it most attractive for investment
 Global expenditure on K-12 education is estimated to be USD 3T-3.5T in 2020; it has grown at a 4%-5% CAGR in the past 20 years and is expected to reach USD 4.5T-5.5T by 2030F
LEK · 2022 · market_sizing
Global expenditure on K-12 education is estimated to be USD 3T-3.5T in 2020; it has grown at a 4%-5% CAGR in the past 20 years and is expected to reach USD 4.5T-5.5T by 2030F
$3T-3.5T — Global K-12 expenditure
 The private K-12 market has ~85M enrolled students across major markets and has grown at a ~2% CAGR between 2015 and 2019
LEK · 2022 · geographic_map
The private K-12 market has ~85M enrolled students across major markets and has grown at a ~2% CAGR between 2015 and 2019
85M — Enrolled students
 Privatisation in education is a secular megatrend that is likely to play out for decades to come; private K-12 has gained share over public schools across major markets between 2015 and 2019
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
Privatisation in education is a secular megatrend that is likely to play out for decades to come; private K-12 has gained share over public schools across major markets between 2015 and 2019
 The attractiveness of private K-12 is underpinned by secular growth drivers (1/2)
LEK · 2022 · industry_trends
The attractiveness of private K-12 is underpinned by secular growth drivers (1/2)
11% — CAGR
 The attractiveness of private K-12 is underpinned by secular growth drivers (2/2)
LEK · 2022 · industry_trends
The attractiveness of private K-12 is underpinned by secular growth drivers (2/2)
1%-2% — CAGR
 High barriers to entry and robust business model add to the attractiveness of the private K-12 segment (1/2)
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
High barriers to entry and robust business model add to the attractiveness of the private K-12 segment (1/2)
 High barriers to entry and robust business model add to the attractiveness of the private K-12 segment (2/2)
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
High barriers to entry and robust business model add to the attractiveness of the private K-12 segment (2/2)
20%-25% — EBITDA margin
 At an average penetration of 15%-25% currently, the private segment across major cities has headroom for growth
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
At an average penetration of 15%-25% currently, the private segment across major cities has headroom for growth
15%-25% — Private K-12 penetration
 Within private K-12, the international and bilingual curricula school market with fee point >$6K is sized at $45B-$55B in annual revenue across key cities, globally
LEK · 2022 · market_sizing
Within private K-12, the international and bilingual curricula school market with fee point >$6K is sized at $45B-$55B in annual revenue across key cities, globally
$45B-$55B — Annual Revenue
 The premium segment in 20-25 major cities across EU, APAC, MENA and Africa is estimated at $9B-$11B in value ...
LEK · 2022 · market_sizing
The premium segment in 20-25 major cities across EU, APAC, MENA and Africa is estimated at $9B-$11B in value ...
$9B-$11B — Market size
 ... and has grown faster than the rest of the private market, in most of these 20-25 cities
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
... and has grown faster than the rest of the private market, in most of these 20-25 cities
 Priced at a considerable premium to mid-price and public schools ...
LEK · 2022 · peer_benchmark
Priced at a considerable premium to mid-price and public schools ...
$34k — Annual tuition fee
 ... the premium segment across major markets has demonstrated fee growth at a premium to inflation between AY2017 and AY2022
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
... the premium segment across major markets has demonstrated fee growth at a premium to inflation between AY2017 and AY2022
 Overall, during the past 5-6 years, the premium segment has seen strong revenue growth ...
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
Overall, during the past 5-6 years, the premium segment has seen strong revenue growth ...
12% — Revenue growth (CAGR)
 .... backed by growing affluence and increasing fees, with an increase in white collar salary across the major cities
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
.... backed by growing affluence and increasing fees, with an increase in white collar salary across the major cities
 The premium K-12 segment has also demonstrated higher resilience than the overall private sector during the pandemic in major markets globally
LEK · 2022 · case_study
The premium K-12 segment has also demonstrated higher resilience than the overall private sector during the pandemic in major markets globally
 At an average penetration of 5%-15% currently, the premium segment across major cities has headroom for growth
LEK · 2022 · market_landscape
At an average penetration of 5%-15% currently, the premium segment across major cities has headroom for growth
5%-15% — Premium segment adoption
 The premium K-12 segment across the top 20-25 cities is estimated to grow (in value) at 7%-8% CAGR and reach revenue scale of $12B-$14B by 2027F ...
LEK · 2022 · market_sizing
The premium K-12 segment across the top 20-25 cities is estimated to grow (in value) at 7%-8% CAGR and reach revenue scale of $12B-$14B by 2027F ...
7%-8% — CAGR
 ... in line with or slightly faster than the historically demonstrated performance across regions
LEK · 2022 · market_sizing
... in line with or slightly faster than the historically demonstrated performance across regions
10% — CAGR
 Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (1 of 9)
LEK · 2022 · data_table
Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (1 of 9)
 Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (2 of 9)
LEK · 2022 · data_table
Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (2 of 9)
 Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (3 of 9)
LEK · 2022 · data_table
Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (3 of 9)
 Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (4 of 9)
LEK · 2022 · data_table
Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (4 of 9)
 Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (5 of 9)
LEK · 2022 · data_table
Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (5 of 9)
 Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (6 of 9)
LEK · 2022 · data_table
Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (6 of 9)
 Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (7 of 9)
LEK · 2022 · data_table
Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (7 of 9)
 Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (8 of 9)
LEK · 2022 · data_table
Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (8 of 9)
 Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (9 of 9)
LEK · 2022 · data_table
Overall growth in the premium segment across these top cities is expected to be driven by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, growing affluence and increasing adoption (9 of 9)
 Our life with AI: The reality of today and the promise of tomorrow
IPSOS · 2024 · cover
Our life with AI: The reality of today and the promise of tomorrow
 A promising future with AI.
IPSOS · 2024 · section_divider
A promising future with AI.
 The promise of tomorrow.
IPSOS · 2024 · market_landscape
The promise of tomorrow.
45% — Importance to society
 A generation away.
IPSOS · 2024 · industry_trends
A generation away.
84% — Percentage of respondents expecting positive impact
 Experiencing is believing.
IPSOS · 2024 · key_messages
Experiencing is believing.
77% — Positive impact perception
 Positive workforce disruption.
IPSOS · 2024 · section_divider
Positive workforce disruption.
 Clear upsides for workers.
IPSOS · 2024 · industry_trends
Clear upsides for workers.
51% — Worker sentiment on AI job impact
 Challenges, risks, and rewards for the workforce.
IPSOS · 2024 · market_landscape
Challenges, risks, and rewards for the workforce.
52% — Perceived positive impact of AI job change
 Tech companies, governments, and society—together.
IPSOS · 2024 · key_messages
Tech companies, governments, and society—together.
76% — Total confidence in AI oversight
 How business can emerge stronger
PwC · 2020 · cover
How business can emerge stronger
 CEOs will prioritise business models that are digital and flexible
PwC · 2020 · key_messages
CEOs will prioritise business models that are digital and flexible
24% — CEO priority ranking
 Remote collaboration and automation are here to stay
PwC · 2020 · industry_trends
Remote collaboration and automation are here to stay
78% — Enduring shift
 Health and tech CEOs are most likely to prioritise a more virtual business model
PwC · 2020 · industry_trends
Health and tech CEOs are most likely to prioritise a more virtual business model
69% — Percentage of CEOs ranking virtual business models as a top priority
 In most regions, CEOs view low-density workplaces as a lasting change
PwC · 2020 · industry_trends
In most regions, CEOs view low-density workplaces as a lasting change
61% — Percentage of CEOs viewing shift as enduring
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