Why is it difficult to successfully dropship in Africa? How can this activity be successful here in Africa? These questions constitute the various concerns that some of you, dear subscribers, constantly ask yourself on a daily basis. Today I come with answers to these questions.
Cash management brings together all the decisions, rules and procedures that ensure the maintenance of the company's instantaneous financial balance at the lowest cost. Its primary objective is to prevent the risk of insolvency. The second being the optimization of the financial result (end income – end expenses).
The writing of this article is motivated by the incessant request of several subscribers of Finance de Demain. In fact, the latter say they have difficulty raising funds to finance their projects, their start-ups. In reality, obtaining the funds to finance a project is something essential for the sustainability of the project. Finance de demain comes today to answer the following question: How to finance your investment project in Africa?
Participatory financing, or crowdfunding ("crowd financing") is a mechanism that makes it possible to collect financial contributions - generally small amounts - from a large number of individuals by means of a platform on the Internet - in order to finance a project.
Islamic banks are institutions with a religious reference, that is to say based on respect for the rules of Islam. Three main elements make the particularities of Islamic banks compared to their conventional equivalents.
The functioning of the Islamic financial system is governed by Islamic law. However, it is important to point out that one cannot understand the operating principles of Islamic law on the basis of laws and methods of analysis used in conventional finance. Indeed, it is a financial system which has its own origins and which is based directly on religious precepts. Thus, if one wishes to adequately apprehend the different functioning mechanisms of Islamic finance, one must above all realize that it is the result of the influence of religion on morality, then of morality on law. , and finally economic law leading to finance.