CapEx Financial - Investments Management

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of symbols and phrases associated with capital expenditure financial management and investment management. The array of topics spans "Strategy" which means planning the approach to investments, "Investment idea" suggesting a concept for investment, "Investment decision" indicating the final choice regarding an investment opportunity, to "Inflation," which is the general rise in price levels and reduction in purchasing power. It includes procedural concepts like "Method" and "Timeline," as well as evaluative considerations such as "Benefits," "Obstacles," and "Measurement." There are also references to "Communication," stressing the importance of exchanging information, and "Limit, Threshold," hinting at setting boundaries or criteria for actions.

Graphical Look

• The slide uses a teal and dark blue color scheme.
• Icons are line drawings with a minimalist style, representing different investment-related concepts.
• Each icon is paired with a corresponding label, written in a simple sans-serif font.
• Icons are arranged in a grid pattern with three per row, evenly spaced across the slide.
• Icons include visual metaphors such as a lightbulb for "Investment idea" and thumbs up for "Benefits."
• The right section of the slide has a trio of the same icons in different colors (teal, orange, and green).
• There is a prominent circular icon at the bottom-right corner highlighted with a teal circle and white background.

The slide has a modern and clean look with cohesive iconography. It presents the information in a visually engaging manner using simple graphics and limited text, allowing for easy comprehension.

Use Cases

• Explaining capital expenditure and investment management concepts in a corporate finance training session.
• Using as a visual guide during strategic planning meetings where investment options are being evaluated.
• Providing a summary of investment considerations in an organizational budget meeting.
• Incorporating into a pitch presentation to outline the fundamental aspects of an investment proposal to potential stakeholders or investors.