Entrepreneurial finance is an area of ​​finance that focuses on the financial needs of start-up or growing businesses. It aims to provide companies with the funds necessary to start or continue their development, by offering them financing solutions adapted to their needs and their risk profile.
Corporate finance involves financing business expenses and building the capital structure of the business. It deals with the source of funds and the channeling of these funds, such as allocating funds for resources and increasing the value of the company by improving the financial situation. Corporate finance focuses on maintaining a balance between risk and opportunity and increasing asset value.
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.