We model a number of investment scenarios and conduct sensitivity analyses particular to tax efficient structures to achieve maximum after-tax risk-adjusted returns. Our team also specializes in advising on corporate structure, liaising with offshore entities and offshore jurisdictions, and working with reputable law firms to structure transactions from the outset. Our dedicated teams of investment professionals are continuously screening opportunities in the developed and emerging markets to identify value and growth opportunities. We control risk in our portfolios using robust risk management techniques. Our approach to risk management has ensured strong risk-adjusted returns over the long term.

We can take the stress off and let you focus on the important things. Obtaining the finance your business needs can sometimes be difficult. We aim to make everything simple, quick and transparent. Our policy of focusing and developing the quality of our product offering rather than adopting a quantity-based approach has helped facilitate and secure our continued growth even in recent times of global economic hardship. The careful consideration and conservative approach that we apply to each and every loan, and our policy of brokering riskier loans to other companies has opened up new income streams and helped diversify our product offering, meaning more secure investments for our loyal clients. Need a little support? Looking for a lot? Tailored repayments to meet business cycle requirements ?

Whatever level of support and education you need to help pursue your financial goals, you'll find it at Tasaheel Holding . We deliver an extensive array of education and services to empower your trading or investing plan. With so many options available to fund your business, including grants, loans or family money, knowing where to start can be complex. If you're planning on starting a business, chances are you'll need some form of capital, which simply refers to the money that finances your business. One reason for the failure of many small businesses is that they undercapitalize their business. Therefore, it is important that you know how much money you will actually need to start and to run your business until you reach your break-even point- the point when your sales revenue equals your total expenses.