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Presented

to

Prof. Riaz Ahmad Mian

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Muhammad Faisal Rauf

MBA - 048

Najam Mushtaq

MBA-055

Mehmood Ahmed

MBA-029
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BARCLAYS HISTORY

Early Years in UK

.

Post War:

Sale of South African Business:

New Millennium:

Planned Merger with ABN AMRO:

Financing:

Lehman Brothers acquisition:

Recent Developments:

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BARCLAYS PAKISTAN

Brief History:

The State Bank of Pakistan granted a

banking license to Barclays Bank PLC on

December 19, 2007.

The entry of Barclays in Pakistan

reflects the confidence of foreign banks

in Pakistan’s banking

system.

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Our execution priorities are capital,

returns, income growth and standard

citizenship.

MISSION

our mission is to be an innovative,

customer-focused group that delivers superb products

and services, ensures excellent career for our

people and contributes positively to the

communities in which we live and work.

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VISION

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THE PRODUCT OF OUR EXPRIENCE

AND YOUR DREAMS

BARLAYS PREMIER LIFE

A UNIQUE APPROACH

GOING BEYOND BANKING

STANDARDS

GET MORE FROM BANKING

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THE HIGH LIFE AWAITS

UPGRADE YOUR LIFE STYLE

BROADEN YOUR HORIOZENS

EXCLUSIVE EVENTS

A TIMELESS PROPOSITION

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Differentiator Values

Our Passion: Our Worth

Our Innovation: Our Strength

 Our Responsiveness: Our Distinguisher

Our Compassion: Our Gift

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Board of directors

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Product

&

services

prodocts services

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Deposit products

Deposit products

Lending products

Lending products Retail Banking Retail Banking

Corporate Banking

Corporate Banking

Investment Banking

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DEPOSIT PRODUCTS

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Deposit Products

Barclays Classic

Barclays Time

Daily Saver Account

Child Education Plan

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Lending products

Barclays Debit cards

1. Classic VISA Debit Card 2. Premier VISA Debit Card

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Services

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Services

Services

Retail Banking

Retail Banking Corporate BankingCorporate Banking Investment Banking Investment Banking

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Barclays bank offers different types of services to their

Consumers.These are:

1. Retail banking

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Retail Banking Services

Barclays Atm card Barclays Lockers Sms Alert Service Transfer of Funds Internet Banking Non-Stop Banking

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Corporate Banking Services

Corporate Financing

SME Financing

Trade Financing

Treasury & Capital Markets

Investment Banking

Cash Management

Financial Institutions

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INVESTMENT BANKING

Project and structured finance

Agency and trustee

Debt capital markets

Treasury and capital market

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BANCASSURANCE

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Summary of financial

statements

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Balance Sheet

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Income Statement

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Analysis

On the basis of financial and non-financial

information we have made the following

analysis:

SWOT Analysis

PEST Analysis

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STRENGTHS

SWOT Analysis

WEAKNESS

OPPORTUNITIES

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Strengths

Barclays has a widespread global presence, allowing it to

spread risk and enjoy economies of scale.

The Barclays brand is well-established historically and

continually promoted, for example through sponsorship of Premier League football.

Barclays is particularly associated with innovation. It

brought out the first credit card in 1966, and has continued to develop cards, most recently the One Pulse card

combing Oyster, cashless and credit functions for London-based customers.

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weakness

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Services provided in Zimbabwe to individuals

connected with Zanu PF have generated

controversy and raised questions

about 

Barclays

’ ethical position: investors are

increasingly concerned about ethics.

Plans to expand in Asia were limited

when 

Barclays

 were outbid for ABN Amro in

2006, and alternative expansion plans have had

to be adopted.

The bank does not plan to pay dividends on its

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Opportunities

Opportunities

The bank’s strategy is to offer a full portfolio of services

worldwide, providing a wide range of cross-selling opportunities.

Asia is still considered an opportunity for Barclays

expansion, and operations are being set up in a number of locations.

Welfare provision has decreased in many countries because

of the cost to governments, and Barclays sees self-provision as an increasing trend that it can utilise.

The court recently found that Barclays banking charges,

which had been challenged legally, were enforceable, thus repayment is not necessary and charges can continue to be enforced.

 

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Threats

If the economic downturn is prolonged, acquisition of

Lehman’s assets could prove to be a mistake.

Barclays acquired a reputation for closing branches

because of a high incidence of this in 2000, and

competitors have been able to position themselves as more consumer-friendly through a strategy of keeping branches open.

The Asia expansion is seen as risky given

that Barclays are in a less strong position than banking industry leaders regarding capitalisation, and this may detract investors.

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PEST ANALYSIS

POLITICAL

ECONOMICAL

SOCIAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

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Inconsistent government policies Political instability

BureaucracyCorruption

Wars and disputes

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POLITICAL ANALYSIS

POLITICAL ANALYSIS

ECONOMICAL ANALYSIS

ECONOMICAL ANALYSIS

ECONOMICAL ANALYSIS

ECONOMICAL ANALYSIS

POLITICAL ANALYSIS

POLITICAL ANALYSIS

• Barclays enable to broaden their focus on corporate responsibility

• High inflation

• Increase In Exports and Foreign Exchange Reserves

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• Inadequate quality human resources. • Cultural strain to savings.

• The sustainability strategy

• Focusing of their global

performance

SOCIAL ANALYSIS

SOCIAL ANALYSIS

TECNOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

TECNOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

• Computer and IT Technologies • Technology legislation

• Technology for business

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Keeping in view all the above research work it is

recommended that Management of Barclays Bank should

Increase the sales and marketing force in order to

increase their market share

Increase the advertisement budget to attract new

customers

Further and quick expansion in branch network is

required in order to compete in the market

Minimize the administrative expenses to improve

profitability

Introduction of new products and services

Cut down the charges on various services to attract new

client and increase their market share with respect to its competitors

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At the end it’s concluded that Barclays bank has

vast opportunities in front of it.

Barclays already experiencing the air of

success and still aiming for more, This is

possible through ongoing views for

sustainability. With the help of traditional

strategy, Barclays will set a leadership in

standard model for the other firms and

organizations.

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If there is any query in

your minds related to

Barclays you may ask…….

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Mr. RIAZ AHMED MIAN

(PRO. OF BANKING & FINANCE)

Mr. Shahab

(Customer services officer)

Miss Neha Mehmood

(Operational Manager)

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