This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), examining its governance structure, including the roles of the CEO, board of directors, and its public limited company status. The report delves into the importance of PESTEL analysis for organizations, highlighting its advantages and disadvantages in assessing external factors. Furthermore, it applies the PESTEL framework to analyze RBS's external environment, considering political, economic, social, technological, and other relevant factors. The analysis includes the impact of political factors like corruption, economic factors such as growth rates and government intervention, social factors including consumer behavior, and technological advancements. The report emphasizes the dynamic nature of these factors and their influence on RBS's operations, decision-making, and overall business strategy. It underscores the need for continuous monitoring and adaptation to maintain a competitive edge in the financial industry.