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Isabet Ebru YAZICIOGLU, Hasan KAZAK
Pág. 91 - 118
Sukuk is an interest-free Capital market tool developed for use in Islamic finance. Sukuk is an Islamic compliant certificate, which is developed as an alternative to traditional bonds and which is based on asset-based securities with different character...
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Bruno Torres, Zélia Serrasqueiro and Márcio Oliveira
In an era where crowdfunding in Portugal is garnering increased public attention, exemplified by notable campaigns like the recent funding of the nurses? strike, we explore its potential as an alternative financial source to traditional banking. Through ...
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Katherine Coronel-Pangol, Doménica Heras-Tigre, Jonnathan Jiménez Yumbla, Juan Aguirre Quezada and Pedro Mora
Microfinance has become one of the most important financing alternatives for business start-ups, especially for vulnerable groups in poor regions. Microfinance provides access to financial products, especially to people who have been excluded from the tr...
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Abdullah Al Mahmud, Muhammad Shahin Miah and Mohammad Rakib Uddin Bhuiyan
In this study, we examine the association between interim financing and firm performance in an emerging economy. Prior research shows that firms utilize trade credit to boost their operating performance or market valuation. However, recent research on th...
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Kateryna Boichenko, ?tefan Cristian Gherghina, António Abreu, Mário Nuno Mata and José Moleiro Martins
The development of an enterprise under current conditions requires an integrated approach and an appropriate financing system. The purpose of this study is to justify the replication model of financing the integrated enterprise development. The research ...
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Jamel Boukhatem
Pág. 142 - 145
Due to its distinctive features and investment quality, sukuk as an Islamic alternative to bond financing, have known last decades a worldwide interest and a rapid widespread, particularly after the 2007-2008 global financial crisis. Despite the global m...
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Mohammed Jerbeen,Faisal Alnori
Pág. 174 - 186
This study investigates the impact of the geographical location of firms? headquarters on the capital structure decisions of listed non-financial firms in Saudi Arabia. In examining this, we compare the leverage levels among firms ,which their headquarte...
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Hera Laxmi Devi Septiani,Ujang Sumarwan,Lilik Noor Yuliati,Kirbrandoko Kirbrandoko
Pág. 13 - 21
Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending is one of the forms of sharing economy offered by Fintech as an alternative solution to address the limited access of smallholder farmers to financing sources but its adoption is relatively low despite its numerous benefits. It...
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Brian J. Stanton and Richard R. Gustafson
A bioenergy summit was organized by Advanced Hardwood Biofuels Northwest (AHB) to debate the barriers to the commercialization of a hybrid poplar biofuels industry for the alternative jet fuels market from the perspective of five years of AHB research an...
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Carl Peterson
Pág. 101 - 111
Capital structure choices are somewhat mysterious. This mystery has prompted many different stories concerning a firm?s choice of leverage. The traditional trade-off theory holds that firms balance the tax advantages of debt with the costs of financial d...
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