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Swot Analysis Of Capitec Bank

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MBA5905 Strategic management
Assignment 2
Adrean Weideman
Student Number: 79048633

Our strategies are aligned with the overriding objective of continuous long-term creation of sustainable value for all who have an interest in the business. The expected outcome of the combined strategy is long-term, real growth in earnings and assets. (https://www.capitecbank.co.za/downloads/08.Our_strategy_and_leadership.pdf)
What are the strategic problems that Capitec Bank Ltd (hereafter “Capitec”) faces, the Strategy SWOT framework?
Strengths
Innovative
Strong Culture
Vision of Become the Best Retail bank in the World
Focused Domestic Market
Weaknesses
Investment in Research and Development
Productivity
Limited Brand Portfolio
Opportunity
Global Markets
New acquisitions
New Markets
Threats
Increasing interest rate
Increased competition
Porter: Essential Tests for Appropriate diversifications
Passing the Essential Tests
To understand how to formulate corporate strategy, it is necessary to specify the conditions under which diversification will truly create shareholder value. These conditions can be summarized in three essential tests (Porter, 1987):
1. The attractiveness test. The industries chosen for diversification must be structurally attractive or capable of being made attractive. (The global market is attractive as the potential for future growth is quite high, the property market also offers attractive features, as can be seen in the McDonalds Real Estate case (McGrath, 2008)

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