Kapital Boost: Islamic crowdfunding for SMEs
Common Space @ Guthrie Building
Looking for a hassle-free Shariah-based funding alternative for your small business?
Join us in our information sharing session for Small & Medium Enterprises. Erly Witoyo, founder and managing partner of Kapital Boost, Asia's first Islamic peer-to-peer Crowdfunding platform, will be sharing his insights on crowdfunding as a viable and alternative source of funding for SMEs to meet their financing needs.
Learn more about Kapital Boost:
What problems we are addressing for SMEs
Our Islamic-based funding structure
Our due diligence / risk mitigation process
Our funding costs and approval process
Finally, ask all the questions you've always wanted to know about crowdfunding and Kapital Boost during the Q&A session.
Due to space constraints, attendance will be on a first come, first served basis. Kindly register at https://goo.gl/SL9Seq.
Visit us at www.kapitalboost.com.
Details
Date: Thursday, 21st April 2016
Time: 6 - 7.30 pm
Venue: Common Space, Guthrie Building, #04-07, 150 Changi Road, S419973
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ABOUT US:
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Kapital Boost is Asia's first Islamic peer-to-business crowdfunding platform. We help SMEs by offering an alternative financing option to fund asset purchases. At the same time, we address concerns over the shortage of attractive Islamic-based investment products.
Through Murabaha (cost plus profit) and Mudharabah (profit sharing) structures, financing via Kapital Boost avoids the use of interest and increases transparency and risk sharing among funders and SMEs. We offer a fast and friendly approval process, and funding costs that are competitive versus other non-bank financial institutions.
Kapital Boost also provides investors the opportunity to earn potentially high returns on short-term, Islamic-structured deals. Most projects have funding duration of 90-270 days and offer returns bettering most conventional investment platforms. More importantly, we prioritise risk management by performing robust due diligence and screening process to reduce project default risk. This way investors can worry less about their investment and focus more on feeling good about making a difference in the community.
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