Finance presentation design ideas

For market commentary, Economist Style gives your charts a red tag, a short title over a plain subtitle and the y-axis on the right. BlackRock Outlook sets out an annual house view with color-coded section tabs, investment implications boxes and a table of overweight, neutral and underweight views. Guide to the Markets builds a quarterly chartbook with a left rail of section tabs, dense annotated charts, an asset class returns quilt and footnotes under each exhibit. Broadsheet and Ticker add the tone of the financial press and a market terminal.

For deals and clients, Goldman Sachs Style covers M&A board materials with a section tracker, sources and uses, an accretion and dilution grid and a deal timeline. Pitch Book gives you a generic investment banking pitch book in navy and gold, with football-field valuation charts and comps tables, and Morgan Stanley Style fits wealth-management client reviews with allocation drift and goal tracking.

For shareholders and LPs, Annual Report follows the printed book with a giant year on the cover, five-year spark bars and a signed CEO letter, and Ledger and Letterhead keep fund updates quiet and serif-led. The named styles are unofficial homages, and SlideSpeak has no affiliation with The Economist, BlackRock, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs or Morgan Stanley.