SWOT Analysis
SWOT Analysis
SWOT Analysis
Contents
1. Back ground of the BOA
2. SWOT analysis of the BOA
3. The recruitment system of the BOA
4. The reward system of the BOA
5. The training and development practices
Adey saving account holders can get a discount on safe deposit box rent
ATM debit card shall be issued freely which would be linked to their Adey Saving
Account
Discounted purchases at different goods and services providers that BoA has made
an agreement with.
An increased daily ATM cash withdrawal limit of ETB 15,000 can be arranged
Women who maintained an outstanding balance of ETB 25,000 at the time of birth
will receive gift certificate
Account can be operated by ATM cash withdrawal, mobile banking, internet banking
and special debit card
Access to priority banking service for depositors with amount above 500 thousand
and special identification card will be issued
Relatively higher and attractive deposit interest rate on top of minimum saving
deposit rate.
Total cost of debit card shall be covered by the Bank for students with student ID
Half cost of debit card shall be covered by the Bank for those without student ID card.
Minimal loan interest rate.
Purchase discounts at agreed retail shops for purchases with debit cards .
Access to priority banking service for depositors with amount above ETB 500,000.
Account must be converted to normal/ordinary saving account when the account
holder reaches the age of 29.
It can be operated by cash withdrawal slip, debit card, mobile and internet banking.
Education Saving:
This education saving account attests to the belief that the bank believes that education to
be a fundamental tool in achieving success. This account can be opened by individuals
classified as teen-youth, whose age is between 14 and 18.
Benefits and Features
Ordinary Saving:
Saving prepares a person or a business to achieve a secure future. Saving with BoA. BoA
appreciates your effort to change and be the better version of yourself and it gives you the
opportunity to make your efforts count by providing a savings account that starts with as little
as ETB25.
Benefits and Features
Electronic Banking
E-Commerce
Bank of Abyssinia provides a user-friendly e-commerce system, the bank delivers payment
services that can serve as a payment gateway for customers.
Virtual Banking
Bank of Abyssinia (BOA) has launched five virtual machines that enable customers to open
accounts, deposit and withdraw cash, and perform local money transfers. Dubbed Interactive
Teller Machine (ITM) aka “branch in a box,” the terminals use touch screens and video
technology to offer virtual banking services.
The First
BankBank of Abyssinia
Ownership
Bank of Abyssinia is a share company of private individuals who amass experience
and success in different areas including business, entertainment and education.
Such diverse ownership not only reflects the company’s determination and
willingness to succeed in the sector it operates in, but also signify its ability to work
together towards building a successful business venture and commercial bank
service.
The Choice for All
BoA’s commitment to deliver quality commercial products along with first class
customer service makes BoA the most suitable bank for all. Adopting its tagline in
such manner reflects BoA’s deep association with the society. With more financial
products and services BoA has demonstrated through the years that is a Bank for all
and any kind of customer.
Vision
Tirelessly Working to achieve our vision
To become the leading commercial bank in East Africa by the year 2030.
Mission
Our mission enables us to drive forward with aim
Provide excellent financial services through competent, motivated employees and
digital technology in order to maximize value to all stakeholders.
. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats Analysis Strengths,
Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats (SWOT) analysis is an idea in the business
practice that traces back to research by Robert Stewart, Marion Dosher, Otis
Benepe, Birger Lie, and Albert Humphrey (Humphrey 2005). SWOT stands for
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. A SWOT analysis is one of many
tools that can be used to map out an organization‟s strategy. SWOT analysis can
serve a dual function: it can be used for both internal and external environment
scanning. SWOT analysis is the early but very important step in the area of strategic
analysis when conducting strategic planning. Indeed environmental scanning is
essential for an effective planning process. The planning firm needs to understand
the environment in which it operates before making any business decisions. A SWOT
analysis focuses on both the internal situation, that is, strengths and weaknesses
and the external environment, made up of opportunities and threats (Humphrey
2005). Strengths are any internal asset such as motivation, technology, finance, etc.
which enable the business to exploit arising opportunities and to fight off any threat.
Weaknesses are internal deficits that make it difficult for the business to achieve its
goals. Opportunities are external circumstances or trends that favour the demand for
an organization‟s specific competence. Threats are challenges posed by an
unfavourable trend or development in the environment (Valentin, 2005). The aim of
a SWOT analysis is coming up with a framework that can enable a firm to choose a
strategy that can help it meet its objectives. These objectives involve meeting the
demands of the environment while taking into account the existing internal potential.
With a properly done SWOT analysis, a mapping and identification of the driving
forces that the organization should focus on is done.