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Many investment banks specialize in raising capital needed by real estate companies for both public and private equities. Real estate investment banking utilizes resources such as private client sales, syndication and equity research. Public equity can be along the lines of preferred stock, convertible securities and mergers and acquisitions. Real estate baking services can be provided to private and public companies, subsidiaries of Fortune 500 companies and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) for example who can generally avail of Credit Tenant Lease, advisory services, revolving lines of credit as well as public and private debt and equity. Sources of capital in real estate investment banking can include insurance companies, commercial banks, finance companies, pension funds, developer leases and balloon leases. Debt transactions can consist of single asset financing, portfolio financing, development financing and loan note sales. The higher the spread of investors available, the lower the cost of funds will be. Real estate investment banking has a lot of avenues and can be offered to both individuals and corporations for any type of property class such as multi-family and office giving a multitude of options to potential customers who wish to be provided with equity and possible income supplies, especially as real estate investments are growing increasingly popular due to the growth and past stability of this area. |

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Banking on Sharia Principles - Islamic Banking and the Financial Industry
By Linda Eagle
There are an estimated 1.61 billion Muslims worldwide, making Islamic banking one of the fastest growing segments of the financial industry. Banks serving the Islamic population must comply with several very specific principles of Islamic law if they hope to retain existing customers and attract new ones. Banks must be ready with specialized products and services and they must put programs in place to train their personnel to support these products and services in order to exist in this competitive marketplace.
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By Dr Tawafadza A. Makoni
Entrepreneurs build their business within the context of an environment which they sometimes may not be able to control. The robustness of an entrepreneurial venture is tried and tested by the vicissitudes of the environment. Within the environment are forces that may serve as great opportunities or menacing threats to the survival of the entrepreneurial venture. Entrepreneurs need to understand the environment within which they operate so as to exploit emerging opportunities and mitigate against potential threats. This article serves to create an understanding of the forces at play and their effect on banking entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe.
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