Business Review Icons - Finance Revenue Signs

Dollar, Euro, Yen, Pound, Plus / Minus, Percent

Slide Content

This PowerPoint slide presents a collection of finance-related icons representing various currencies and financial concepts. The icons include bags with currency symbols for the dollar, euro, yen, and pound, suggesting revenue or finance in different geographical regions. The plus and minus signs represent positive and negative financial changes or adjustments, while the percentage symbol is commonly associated with interest rates, discounts, or growth rates. These simple visual elements help in quickly conveying financial concepts or statuses.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, with a dark header containing the slide title positioned at the top.
• The title is accompanied by a tagline "Fully editable icons," suggesting the icons' customizable nature.
• A collection of eight black-and-white icons is neatly aligned along the left and center of the slide.
  • Icons include:
    • A money bag with a dollar sign and a money bag with a euro sign.
    • Map marker pins with the dollar, euro, yen, and pound symbols, possibly indicating location-specific financial data.
    • A map marker pin with a plus sign, another with a minus sign, and one with the percentage sign.
• On the right, there is a trio of colorful money bag icons, in shades of teal, orange, and green, reinforcing the financial theme.
• A circular icon with a teal border emphasizes a central money bag with a dollar sign, drawing attention to it.
• At the bottom, there is a textbox with a call to action, "More icons available. Check our website" against a grey background.

The slide makes use of geometric shapes such as circles and the map marker pin shape to frame the finance icons, creating a visually organized look. The use of color highlights specific items on the slide, making them stand out.

Use Cases

• Displaying currency-specific financial data in a global business presentation.
• Highlighting financial growth or decline with the use of the plus and minus signs in quarterly business reviews.
• Representing interest rates or profitability with the percentage icon in financial reports or investment presentations.
• Emphasizing the adaptability and customization of financial visuals in marketing materials for financial services or software.