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Book
Partnership Financing for Small Enterprise
Some lessons from Islamic credit systems
Published: 1997
Pages: 72
eBook: 9781780440897
Paperback: 9781853393938
This book describes the experiences of a wide range of enterprises, banks and other agencies with partnership finance. Musharaka, or partnership financing, is a method used by Islamic financial institutions which reject the concept of fixed interest. It is, effectively, a much-simplified form of venture capital. It is generally recognized that small businesses and microenterprises can make effective use of institutional finance, and there is a wide range of methodologies through which such finance can be delivered to the owners of these enterprises, and recovered, in a way that is profitable for the businesses and self-sustaining for the financing institutions.
- Introduction
- MALCOLM HARPER
- Financing challenges for small enterprises - The experience of
- Sudanese Islamic Banks
- B ADR-EL-DIN A. IBRAHIM
- Examples of partnership financing for microenterprise - The case of
- Sudanese Islamic Bank 13
- . M.E.T. EL-BHASRI and NAWAL ABDALLA ADAM
- Musharaka financing for small enterprise ,under the Jordan Islamic Bank's
- lending programme 19
- MOHAMMAD HAMDAN
- The experience of Dawaimeh self-help group in musharaka financing 22
- KHOLOUD KHALDI
- The experience of traditional savings groups and El Kifaya Bank in financing
- poor women
- SAFAA ELAGIB ADAM
- ACORD musharaka credit programmes in Sudan
- ASIM NOURAIN
- Musharaka financing for small enterprises in Pakistan
- MUHAMMAD RAMZAN AKHTAR
- Interest-free credit for Jordan Valley farmers and cattle herders
- MOHAMMAD AHMAD EL-KARAKI
- A proposal for musharaka finance for fishing people in Malaysia
- SAAD AL-HARRAN
- Group-guaranteed lending and savings for Afghan women
- BABAR AZIZ, JACQUELINE BASS, BARY HELSETH,
- BEHRUZ MASHREQUI, MADELINE HIRSCHLAND,
- ELLEN PRUYNE and REBECCA SALT1
- Partnership financing for small enterprise - Problems and
- suggested improvements
- MUSTAFA GAMAL-ELDIN ABDALLA
- Conclusions and recommendations
- MALCOLM HARPER
Malcolm Harper
Malcolm Harper taught at Cranfield School of Management until 1995, and since then has worked mainly in India. He has published on enterprise development and microfinance. He was Chairman of Basix Finance from 1996 until 2006, and is Chairman of M-CRIL, the microfinance credit rating agency.
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