Topic Of The Report: The Analysis Of Porter’s Five Forces Model Towards OCBC Banking Industry
Table Of Contents
Table Of Contents...................................................................2
1. Introduction.........................................................................3
1.1 Introduction of the work......................................................3
1.2 Relative backgrounds of OCBC Bank.................................3
2. Financial Ratios Analysis.................................................4-7
2.1 Porter’s Five Force Model combined with SWOT and
PEST .........................................................................................4
2.2 Main Concept of Porter’s Five Force Model ......................6
3. Research Towards OCBC Banking Industry..................7-8
3.1 OCBC Research Description ..............................................7
3.2 OCBC Quantitative and Qualitative Research.....................8
4.Finding Analysis and Conclusion...................................9-12
4.1 Finding Analysis for outlining............................................9
4.2 Conclusion(conclude all summary)...................................12
5. References and Appendix..............................................13-19
1.Introduction
1.1 Introduction of the work
Singapore is one of the most famous financial center with 3 major banks: OCBC (Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation) Bank, DBS (Development Bank of Singapore) Bank and UOB (United Overseas ) Bank. This report aims to indicate the analysis of OCBC Banks by using Porter’s Five Force Model, SWOT and PEST Analysis to illustrate a clear comprehension of both theoretical models and this public-listed company.
First, this essay will look at the Porter’s Five Forces Model itself, then it will discuss organization of OCBC Banking Industry with some actual examples by using quantitative and qualitative
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