The report prompts to analyze the royal bank of Scotland's performance. The report wants to see how well the bank is doing in its operations. To so, the report has taken the male's approach. The term Camel is an acronym composed of six different components of finance. The report will analyze the performance of the bank using taking every component of the camel approach. The analysis showed that assets that the bank is in a good position to handle its daily activities and to control risk. However, the rate has been decreased in the past three years and stayed to be at 1.7% but it is still in a stable state. The bank has enough assets to do its daily activities and respond to market changes. The findings conclude that the bank assets are adequate to manage the operations and the assets and sector assets the bank has can allow it to respond to the market change effectively. However, the loans to deposit ratio show that either the bank has enough deposits to give loans for the same year. The ratio for this indicated a higher score that states that banks might not have enough liquidity to cope up with any kind of unforeseen in the future. The bank is recommended to take work in this area to deal with uncertainties in the future.