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VII D. Promote Institutional Investors: PROMOTING STOCK MARKET DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
The involvement of institutional investors in African exchanges must be pursued vigorously. Institutional investors often are at the forefront in promoting efficient market practices and financial innovation.
Why do MFIs charge such high interest rates to poor people? FAQ
Providing financial services to poor people is quite expensive, especially in relation to the size of the transactions involved. This is one of the most important reasons why banks don't make small loans. A $100 dollar loan, for example, requires the same personnel and resources as a $2,000 one thus increasing per unit transaction costs. Loan officers must visit the client's home or place of work, evaluate creditworthiness on the basis of interviews with the client's family and references, and in many cases, follow through with visits to reinforce the repayment culture. It can easily cost US$25 to make a microloan. While that might not seem unreasonable in absolute terms, it might represent 25% of the value of the loan amount, and force the institution to charge a “high” rate of interest to cover its cost of loan administration.

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Why do MFIs charge such high interest rates to poor people? FAQ
Providing financial services to poor people is quite expensive, especially in relation to the size of the transactions involved. This is one of the most important reasons why banks don't make small loans. A $100 dollar loan, for example, requires the same personnel and resources as a $2,000 one thus increasing per unit transaction costs. Loan officers must visit the client's home or place of work, evaluate creditworthiness on the basis of interviews with the client's family and references, and in many cases, follow through with visits to reinforce the repayment culture. It can easily cost US$25 to make a microloan. While that might not seem unreasonable in absolute terms, it might represent 25% of the value of the loan amount, and force the institution to charge a “high” rate of interest to cover its cost of loan administration.

Building Your Client Relationships
Am I building relationships or just executing a transaction?
What Will Your Transition Cost?
Although culturally it may cost men to become introspective and to examine in some depth what's really important to them, the cost of failing to perform this kind of self-examination could be much higher. It cost you everything you hold dear.
Understanding Double Entry Accounting
Sir Isaac Newton's third Law of Motion, the law of reciprocal actions, states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. The same can be said for accounting. For every financial transaction, there are two sides. There is a debit side and a credit side. For every transaction, these sides must be equal for your books to balance.
Single Entry Bookkeeping Accounting System
Under the double entry system of book-keeping, both aspects of every transaction are recorded, i.e. one on the debit side and the other on the credit side. Under the single entry system of bookkeeping, both aspects of every transaction are not recorded in the books of accounts. Under this system, the personal accounts of the debtors and creditors are maintained.
Interchange 101
Interchange is the wholesale price, charged by Visa/MasterCard, for Authorization and Settlement of a credit card transaction. What is Interchange? • The foundation of the entire Bankcard Processing industry’s cost structure. • It is extremely complex and constantly changing. • Understanding interchange and its evolving nature is critical to a deep understanding of the Merchant Bankcard industry.
How to Reduce Your Self Storage Customer Acquisition Costs
Think about the cost of acquiring this customer. What if it could cost less? What if it could lower your cost of acquisition by 20%? Think about how much money you spend on advertising. Yellow pages, magazines, newspapers, web, etc. Do you know the bottom line that each one of your mediums is bringing you? Do you know which is performing the best?
Business Equipment Leaseback Loans
These are the devil to explain sometimes, but since I love trying to simplify odd concepts, this should be fun. Business equipment leaseback loans are a definite “creative fund raising” option and not recommended for the everyday individual. Indeed, these loans can get a bit complicated and a lot of research is needed before embarking on one. Generally how business equipment leaseback loans work is that the borrower’s equipment is acquired by a vendor with a bill-of-sale, and then the borrower then leases it back. The borrower is paid cash/yield for their equipment by the lender. The transaction is structured as an equipment lease. Multiple subsequent consecutive leases may be available if the transaction qualifies. It depends on the strength and weakness of the applicant, company, and the amount and value of the equipment.

Mergers and Acquisitions: Understanding the Essentials of Strategy and Execution in the M&A Ecosystem: Part 1 of 4
It’s hard to name many business transactions that are as risky and complex as mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Over 85% of M&A deals fail, according to a recent study on M&A outcomes by KPMG. Another study, by A.T. Kearney, found that the total return to shareholders on 115 global M&A transactions was negative 58%. These astounding numbers are enough to make any organization think twice. Despite the grim statistics, there are many compelling reasons to attempt an M&A transaction, but they must be done with and understanding of the risks and challenges involved. In this first installment of a four part series, we will begin by building some M&A foundations and define the ecosystem of an M&A transaction.
The Importance of Intangible Assets When Buying or Selling a Business
It is important to know what tangible and intangible assets are in business. Knowing the difference and examples of each can help you with your taxes and the transaction of buying or selling a business. Assets can also be a legal matter, in which case it is important to know about legal protection and how they can help you in any business transaction.

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