Internal and External Analysis of NatWest

This presentation provides an in-depth analysis of NatWest, focusing on the internal and external factors that impact its growth and success. It explores the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats faced by the company. The presentation also discusses the positive and negative impacts of PESTEL analysis and how strength and weakness are interrelated. Additionally, it provides insights into the types and purpose of business organizations, as well as an overview of the size and scope of different types of business organizations. The presentation concludes with a summary and list of references.

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Content
 Introduction
 Internal and external analysis of NatWest
 Positive and Negative Imapct
 Strength and weakness are interrelated
 Types and Purpose of bysiness organisation
 Conclusion
 References

INTRODUCTION
There are many internal and external factors
whcih put a huge impact on growth and
success of business organisations.

INTRODUCTION
There are many internal and external factors
whcih put a huge impact on growth and
success of business organisations.

Implement internal and external analysis
of the company
Strenghts
 It is one of the leading banks of
UK that is enable to boom at the
marketplace.
 It has successful history of
quality products and services.
 The company executes new
projects to investors in order to
enhance its venture capital.
Weaknesses
 The company is not able to
tackle all challenges from new
competitors.
 Declining operational
efficiency impacts its margins.

Continue..
Opportunities
 The new taxation policy
can open many doors for
opportunities.
 Lower inflation rate helps
in attaining market stability
Threats
 There are many new
competitors are arises
market with new
technologies and
innovations.

Positive and Negative Impact
PESTEL Analysis
 Political
 Economical
 Social
 Technological
 Environmental
 Legal

Strength and weakness Interrelate
 Increasing the resent snags and issue presenting in an
organisation.
 Products cost is generally influenced due to progress in
a concept.
 Precise collecting data and information by leading
exploration events.
 Correct strategy for helping danger.

INTRODUCTION
Business environment is a mixture of internal and
external factors that put a hug impact on its growth
and success. In this, there are three types of business
organization, i.e. public, private and voluntary.

Types and purpose of business organisation
An adequate organisational structure is a amalgamation
of authorities, relationships and responsibilities by
which managers are capable to achieve aims and
objectives of business entity.

Cont..
Public Sector- This sector is owned and controlled by
central and local government. Public sectors are the
part of economy which provides different
government services.

Cont..
 Private sector – Such kind of organisations are
established in order to gain profits from market.
 Voluntary sector – Charities and non-profit
organisations are came under this category.

Size and scope of different types of business
organisation
In competitive market, business organisations are
segregated into three categories, such as- small,
medium and large.

Cont..
 Small sized business enterprise – It has been stated
that, small business owners are always been the
backbone on Uk's economy.
 Medium sized business enterprise - Medium
business organisations are dealing with state level.
 Large size business organisations – Such
organisations are concerned with global and domestic
market.

Conclusion
As per the above mentioned report, it can be concluded that
there are various enterprise which have several ways of
functioning and different scope and size of the several
economy. It is very essential to know regarding the
factors which are highly impacting the economic from
external environment.

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