Interest free debt consolidation

In the finance market there is lots of changes comes up after globalization. As every country think to reduce there import duty to actualize the open economy process. In the financial market too banks and the govt. of every country want to reduce there interest rate near to zero. In some countries bank are already reduce their interest to zero. As per Islamic finance and sariah rule interest is strictly prohibited .That means the whole world financial market try to adopt the same think tank as Islamic finance, which they apply from last hundred of years.

In Islamic finance debt, mortgage, investment and debt consolidation all applicable if they follow the sariah rules and regulation. In Islamic law interest is strictly prohibited, but you can help other with debt, or be able to take debt if its interest free. Interest free Debt Consolidation Company, lender of debt or mortgage issuer can charge a specific fix amount as installment and they fix the installment with their rent.Interest free debt consolidation company can fix the monthly or quaterly payment for there coustomer and there commission charges also include on the installment amount this will help to the customer to get out of the unnecessary burden with change in interest rate in the market.Interest free debt and mortgage also has the same benefits.

Few years ago all the investor from Middle east invest their income from petroleum export in US bonds , and they leave there interest they just get the profit of increased value of the US bonds.

These will beneficial for US bonds issuer too. When the US dollar market value reduces after gulf war, the Middle east investor change their mood of investment and they shift their investment from US dollar bond to other courtiers bonds. On the mean time innovation of the sukuk is give a lot of help to the middle east investor .UK is the first country want to develop their market as a sukuk hub to get the middle east investors money and on the mean time rise of Euro also helps a lot. Japan , Singapore and China are some of the big name from Asia run on the same path. Malasia become the largest sukuk bond market in the word after the innovation of sukuk but there is great competition from Singapore, Japan and China.

Bigger prospect of sukuk

Despite the stupendous rise in terms of volume, the Islamic bond market is just like the tip of the iceberg in comparison to the overall global bond market. The development which has taken place so far has mainly been driven by economic and political factors. The so-called a war on terrorism in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Centre has helped immensely to instill a sense of Islamic identity across the Muslim world, prompting many more to seek ways of expressing their religious convictions. Adding to this, further are the strengthening oil prices which have fueled an unprecedented economic boom in the Middle East.

To capitalize on the new-found interest among investors across the globe,issures are placing greater thrust now on innovation in an effort to cater to different classes of both buyers as well as investors. This has seen players-structuring and development of new products and services which are Shariah-compliant. For instance, experimental ideas are emerging in product and infrastructure finance, apart from sukuk. The most visible sign of this innovation is seen in retail products, such as Islamic mortgages. And the next focus for innovation in retail products will be the Islamic credit cards, or the creation of quasi overdraft facilities (based on a concept known as tawarruq). Experimental ideas are now also emerging in product and infrastructure finance, aside from sukuk. Private equity is showing intense interest too, as is the so-called diminishing musharaka (sharing) structure, which produces an effect akin to the amortization of a loan. However the field which is arguably attracting the most brainpower is derivatives and structures finance. But, concepts such as derivatives and hedge funds, for example, are considered particularly controversial, given the Qurans ban on gharar (speculation). Nevertheless, these criticisms are certainly not inhibiting the development of new ideas at present. On the contrary, most observers believe that product proliferation will further intensify this year.

Islamic Debt bond Market

Debt and interest on debt is strictly restricted in the Islamic countries. Free debt help is allowable without taking any interest ,or these can be treat as help to someone without intention to get interest from the lending person. As per Quran taking interest or paying interest on debt or loan is against the sariah law. So the bond investment is not popular among Muslim. Most of the petroleum exporting countries are investing there surplus amount in the US free debt help bonds and they not taken interest on the investing amount, these is beneficial for the US and also helpful for these country to protect their religious value. Sukuk which is plural form of sakk is come into existence to fulfill Muslim believe which is also a same thing as free debt help bond where there is no interest is calculated on invested amount of bond. There is no interest is calculated on the bond value.
Sukuk bond market demand continue rising after its arrival. The main reason behind the increase in the sukuk demand is devaluation of market value of the dollar and recession in US economy.
Most of the petroleum exporting country are investing there surplus in US bond market but after 2000 when the US dollar market value continue depreciated and the US economy faces lots of problem and there is continue rising of the US fiscal debt than there is a big problem arises for the OPEC investor and they think that they loss there reserve market value.
Euro would give another option to the investor, but euro unable to become the close competitor of the US dollar.
Islamic finance today is led predominantly by sukuk(plural of sak) bonds; sukuk is an Arabic word which means “certificates.” In its simplest form, sukuk are analogous to assets-backed securities which provide an investor ownership right of an investor ownership right of an assets. The most important criteria for the issuance of sukuk are the existence of the underlying assets on the balance sheet of the issuing entity, which distinguishes sukuk from conventional bonds. Unlike the conventional bond, which is a contract debt obligation entitling the holder to receive interest as well as principals on specified dates, a sukuk holder enjoys proportionate share in the revenues generated by the sukuk assets as in the proceeds of the realization of the underlying assets. Another distinguishing feature of a sukuk is that in cases where certificates represent a debt to the holder, such certificates will not be trade-able in the secondary market and instead is held till the maturity period or sold at par. Moreover, adherence to strict Shari’ah rule, which prohibits speculation, prevents Islamic investors from using conventional hedging tools such as interest rate swaps, forwards or options to offset fluctuations in interest rate and currencies. In last couple of years, the Islamic bond market has undergone huge expansion, partly boosted by the oil-driven financial liquidity in the Gulf and the rapidly growing number of Muslims seeking more religiously-sanctioned products. However, the western world too has begun several banks
Insurance and pension funds, particularly from Europe, entering the fray, with the aim to tap the boom in the Gulf economies led by soaring profits on the back of strong oil prices during the past five years.

Credit Repair after bankruptcy

Repair Credit after bankruptcy is hard but it can be done.You need to create a good transaction history to apply for the credit card.Try to avoid bankruptcy because its badly affect on your credit score, but it don't mean you can loss everything after bankruptcy.
Try to avoid unnecessary expenses or postpone the unwanted expenses for future.Try to use cash for most of the transaction.First you can prepare the monthly budget for your income and expenses this help you to get the actual picture of your financial condition.

You can apply for the secured credit card where you need to deposit a specific amount with the issuing company as a guarantee deposit.This deposit is work as your credit limit.
This guarantee money is refunded when you make a good transaction history with the bank.

Its very easy to get the personal loan or car loan and the installment payment for your loan is also measure for your credit history.If you have made all your installment payment on time than this will go in your favor.

You can apply for store card, this is the secure credit card. Getting the unsecured credit card is the last step.
If you can create a good credit history by paying all you installment on time and there is no default history than you can apply for the unsecured credit card. If you rejected than apply on next half of the financial period.

These are the steps for repair credit after bankruptcy, but if you control your unwanted expenses than sure you don't need to face the problem of bankruptcy.
Future financial condition is not predecide but at least you need to make proper arrangement that if there is any adverse condition arises tan what is your backup support o get out of the financial crunch.

Many time people select the the big installment option for payment of there loan and try to come out of the debt as soon as possible, but when they select the big installment option they don’t assume there future uncertain financial condition. Suppose your monthly income is $20000 and your mortgage installment is $10000 and due to some reason there is medical bill come $ 50000 ,or you got married or you become a father than your monthly expenses increases and you cannot be able to afford the huge installment payment. This is better than you can fix your installment 40% of your income to avoid these circumstances.

You made all your A to Z expenses with card so, you made a huge expenses on different payment.Try to avoid unwanted expenses or make the cash payment when there is small transaction and always try to use your resource by planned manner. Budget is the best way to control your unwanted expenses.

Russian Economy dependence reduce on petroleum

The investment climate in Russia has improved after the government’s efforts to attract private investors. The country has been witnessing several high-profile development deals with western companies. The first global beyond fund in Moscow is Texas Pacific Group (TPG). Others include IKEA, the Swedish furniture retailer, Wrigley, the American chewing gum maker and Wal-Mart. Western firms are also attracted to the consumer boom in Russia. On the other hand, domestic firms are also rising hefty sums for investing in the domestic markets. Overall, Russian firms raised $2.75bn through stock offering in 2006 .However industry expert says that the domestic growth in many sectors is possible only if there is an influx of cash from its primary resource industries and rapidly increasing service industries.

The banking sector is dominated by the state-owned players Sberbank and VTB. Experts opine that the Russian government’s banking model is required to be a mixed banking model is required with dominant role for several state-owned banks competing with strong private and foreign banks. Ideally, In the coming days, There may be some consolidations or tie-ups with strong private and foreign banks. The recently reported Russia-based Ros bank and France’s Societe generale merger is in the right direction. So far, the largest M&A deals are in oil and gas, metals and mining industries. Although, the FDI in Russia is still much lower, It is ahead of Japan and Canada.

Russia may achieve dynamic economy status as the country is slowly moving away from oil dependency. Besides, the recent entry of Russia in the WTO may attract more foreign competitors to the Russian market. However, much depends on the public and the private sectors to effectively act as intermediaries for the demand and supply to determine the shape of Russia’s medium term future, economically and politically. To join the world as a competitive partner, Russia should capitalize on its resources and boost its economic development. However, global experience reveals that natural resources may turn out to be a curse, rather than a blessing. More ever, the increasing corruption level may hamper Russia’s economic diversification. Adnan Vatansever, Associate Fellow at the Institute for the Analysis of Global security (IAGS) warns, “Undoubtedly, Russia has emerged as one of the world’s primary energy suppliers today. Its increasing reliance on natural resources, however, raises questions essential for Russia’s future evolution as well as its international role.

Cadbury Schweppes.................... Beverages on Block

On June 19, 2007, Cadbury Schweppes, the world’s largest confectionery company and the makers of popular Dairy Milk chocolate,in a significant yet surprising development, announced its decision to separate its American confectionery and beverage businesses to concentrate more on it confectionery business. The move assumes significance as earlier, in March 2007, the confectionery major had stated that it would either sell or demerger its Americas Beverages, which owns brands such as Dr Pepper,7Up,Sunkist, Snapple, and Hawaiian Punch. However, executives at the London-headquartered firm stressed that it was not a surprise move as the confectionery giant-as stated by Ken Hanna, Cadbury Schweppes’ CFO – had “been working on the possible separation of beverage for at least a couple of years”. Such explanations in the media by some investors that the British giant might itself be up for sale. Some investors even speculated that Cadbury’s decision might have been influenced by the US activist investor, Nelson Pletz, who recently acquired close to 3% stake in the British major.

The transport and General Workers’ Union (T&G), which has some 2,000 of Cadbury’s 3,500 UK workforce as its members, has expressed concern about Pletz’s intentions.”Cadbury is iconic British brand and a very successful company which does not need the attention of Pletz”, said Brain Revell, T&G National Organizer for food and agriculture. He termed Pletz’s intervention in Heniz as “a ruthless pursuit of profit for share holder”.He added, “Cadbury, with its Quaker background, has been an enormous success for all its stakeholders and shareholders as well as its workforce.

Japanese real estate boom or a bubble

The US sub prime crisis in several ways is reminiscent of the property bubble that took place in Japan in the 1980s. The two events, though separated by almost about two decades, share several striking similarities. Both bubbles were inflated by heavy speculation which, in turn, was fueled by a combination of easy availability of finance and an explosion in new, complex financial products. At its dizzying height, property prices in Tokyo’s Imperial Palace valued more than the entire land in Florida. During the 1980s, Japan’s economy experienced rapid surge in asset prices, increase in money supply and credit, and an expansion of economic activity. What further led to the emergence and expansion of bubble were factors like protracted monetary easing, taxation and regulation biased toward accelerating the rise in land prices, progress of financial deregulation and aggressive behavior of financial institution. During the bubble period , Japan implemented policies that facilitated easy credit Japan and organized large trades through loans from banks. The most famous economic bubble lasted from 1986 to 1990 and it has taken Japan over a decade now it recover from that crisis, although banks are still grapping to clean their balance sheets while land prices are on a journey down south.

While such atrocious valuations may be missing from the US real estate scene, the fact is that the US housing prices kept pace with and even outpaced inflation consistently till 2005.

Between 2000 and 2005, the housing pieces in the US leapt up from about 5% to close to triple the digit. The mortgage lenders dearly with many of them, including Citigroup and Merrill Lynch, writing off billions of dollar question is there any lesson to be drawn from the Japanese assets bubble?