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Factors that influence banks today.
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Introduction A typical UK bank will have relationships with a number of groups including the obvious group of customers, these relationships determine the success of the bank as good relationships mean repeat custom. This report looks into the UK banking situation analysis and the various relationships; we will also offer ideas as to how the bank can maintain its relationships. Plan Aims & Objectives Within this report we fulfil the following aims and objectives:> Look into the UK's leading banking corporations (provide some background research)> Environmental Audit of UK banking and a branch> Produce a SWOT analysis for personal banking> Produce a SWOT analysis for corporate banking> Produce a SWOT analysis for Small to Medium Sized Enterprise (SME)> Outline the OSTAC framework in relation to a typical high street bank. Situation Analysis The bank will have relationships with the following people: * The Bank of England: - all banks must have a relationship with...
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