Brexit uncertainty's impact: UK bank case study.

6FNCE001W Banking Theory and Practice

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Question:

Conduct a case study on how Brexit and uncertainty of Brexit plan have affected a chosen UK commercial bank so far, in the context of performance and risk level. Your case study needs to include the following elements:

Explain the background of the mentioned topic, using appropriate references.
Clearly explain the objectives of your case study. This should include the details of which types of performance and risk you choose to study.
Collect financial data of your chosen UK commercial bank from a reliable source.
Carefully evaluate financial ratios/measures which meet the objectives of the case study.
Analysis the financial ratios/measures, with the support of appropriate diagrams.
Critically argue whether the bank’s performance and risk were affected by Brexit.
Your essay has to include a cover page (with the title of essay, do NOT include your student ID), a list of reference, and the required appendix.
The referencing format should be Harvard referencing style.

This essay should be submitted via the module blackboard site. You are expected to understand the university regulation on academic offence. The rules on late submission and plagiarism are applied and fully enforced by the school.

Key Marking Criteria:

Explanation on the topic
Quality of data collected
Choice and evaluation of financial ratios/measures for bank analysis
Analysis of the chosen financial ratios/measures
Validity and insightfulness in discussion and arguments

Submission of Coursework

Unless explicitly stated otherwise in writing by the module leader, all coursework on this module is submitted via Blackboard only. It will automatically be scanned through a text matching system (designed to check for possible plagiarism).

Do not attach a CA1 form or any other form of cover sheet;
You Must Not include your student ID (anonymous marking, do not write your name) on the first page of your assignment.

To submit your assignment:

Log on to Blackboard at http://learning.westminster.ac.uk;
Go to the relevant module Blackboard site;
Click on the ‘Submit Coursework’ link in the navigation menu on the left-hand side, as advised by the module teaching team;
Click on the link for the relevant assignment;
Follow the instructions.

You will be given details by the module teaching team about how and when you will receive your marks and feedback on your work.

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