Organizational strategies of enhancing competitive strategy in the UK market, a case study of RBS

Organizational strategies of enhancing competitive strategy in the UK market, a case study of RBS

Authors

  • Rajshree Thapa, Smita Kothari

Keywords:

corporate governance financial services strategic human resource management.

Abstract

In this paper, we frame another configurational structure connecting various models of corporate administration to their related moral, vital administration and key HR the board (SHRM) arrangements and practices. We attract on this structure to break down the pretended by HRM and authority in the ascent and terrific disappointment of the Regal Bank of Scotland, the Scottish settled monetary administrations bunch, which developed to be one of the biggest and best banks in the work preceding the worldwide monetary administrations emergency (GFC) yet must be protected by English citizens following a bombed obtaining during the GFC. Drawing on distributed records and meetings with senior RBS HR staff, we likewise examine how a post-emergency shift in corporate administration, morals and technique is molding hierarchical environment and HR strategies at the bank to give the HR capability a more noteworthy chance to practice an effect on the corporate administration system. Notwithstanding, the worldwide idea of the monetary administrations industry, the requirements to fulfill monetary business sectors and the craving of the UK government to return RBS to private area possession has put severe cutoff points on the potential for the development of a partner model of corporate administration and HR, which numerous pundits expected would be one of only a handful of exceptional positive results of the GFC.

Published

2022-04-30

How to Cite

Rajshree Thapa, Smita Kothari. (2022). Organizational strategies of enhancing competitive strategy in the UK market, a case study of RBS. CEMJP, 30(2), 29–32. Retrieved from http://journals.kozminski.cem-j.org/index.php/pl_cemj/article/view/555

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