Description
Illustrates the primary factors contributing to financial losses using a waterfall chart.
Format
PowerPoint
How to compose the slide:
- Title: Title the slide to clearly state the main point. For example, "Losses Driven By".
- Chart: The chart is a divided bar graph illustrating the relative contribution of three factors to the company's overall losses. The X-axis likely represents the total loss amount (e.g., millions or billions). The Y-axis segments the total loss into three color-coded sections representing the three factors.
- Factors: Three factors are listed below the chart, each corresponding to a section of the divided bar graph. These factors are:
- [Volume Declines]
- [Pre-funding Requirements]
- [Restrictions on Cost-Saving Measures]
- Data, Unit, and Years: Below the chart, specify the data unit (e.g., millions), the years covered (e.g., 20XX..20XX), and the source of the data.
- Notes: Include a text box for any additional notes you want to add about the chart or the company's financial performance.