This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA) Balanced Scorecard. It examines the adoption and implementation of the Balanced Scorecard, highlighting key objectives such as financial performance, customer satisfaction, internal processes, and learning and growth. The report identifies challenges faced during implementation, including poorly defined metrics and a lack of formal review structures. It outlines CBA's long-term goals, focusing on customer service, financial security, and technological advancements, and identifies stakeholders like customers, community, and investors. The report details the Balanced Scorecard approach, covering financial, customer, internal business process, and learning and growth perspectives. It includes a strategic map, KPIs, and KPDs, while also addressing issues that arise during implementation, such as uncertainty and the importance of clear metrics. The conclusion emphasizes the significance of the Balanced Scorecard for CBA's financial and non-financial measurements and the role of KPIs and KPDs in its implementation.