Write an analysis of a Canadian business from the natural resources, financial services.

Instructions to Complete this Assignment

$1.$ Select a Canadian business with an international reach from the natural resources, financial services.

$2.$ Write a brief analysis summarizing the scale and scope of the business, their outlook both in Canada and globally, and what factors make them a good employer or not for you.

$3.$ Provide links to the sources you have used to research the business you have chosen.

$4.$ Include any relevant or necessary statistics and figures to support your summary and analysis.

$5.$ Please consider the following points when writing your report:

$1.$ The size and scope of the company. This includes income both nationally and globally, employee numbers, profit margin, and so on$.$ What is the largest focus of their business? Do they participate in multiple sectors of business? If so$,$ what is largest and or most successful aspect of the business?

$2.$ What is the scale of their national presence? Are they equally successful across Canada? Are they poised to do well in Canada in the future?

$3.$ What is the scale of their international presence? Do they focus on specific regions or countries? What region$($s$)$ or Countries are they in$?$ Have they succeeded in all the regions or countries where they are present?

$4.$ What is the impact on globalization of this company? Have they adapted well? Are they poised to do well internationally in the future?

$5.$ What kind of corporate citizen is this company? Why? Are they socially responsible? What negative or positive stories are in the news about this company, both in Canada and other countries where they have a presence?

$6.$ Would you like to work for this company? Why? Consider not just your skills and interests, but the company culture, scale, and opportunities for employees.

Additional Information

$$ Analysis should be no more than three pages.

$$ Provide links to source material in the analysis, no Bibliography is needed.

$$ You may use company websites, news stories, and$/$or any other resources you can find online.