Islamic Venture Capital Mi’yar INTRODUCTION 1.1 Islamic Venture Capital Mi’yar Venture capital (VC) is a form of financing that investors provide to promising small businesses and startups. Most of these small businesses and startups lack the capital and sometimes, ability to grow. The investment may come in financial or nonfinancial ways. The investments made by investors range from providing funds to providing managerial, logistic or technical expertise. Either way, it is meant to help the investee company grow and make a profit. Through this, investors are able to make a return on their investments. In exchange for the investments, investors get a stake in the company and have a say in the company’s direction. Venture capital is not similar to obtaining financial support from Islamic Financial Institution (IFI) at an agreed selling price which include a profit margin for providing the financial backing and in return for the financial backing, the IFI seeks se...
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