Vol. 3 No. 06 (2023): Volume 03 Issue 06

This study examines the relationship between microfinance training services and the financial sustainability of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Kampala Central Division, Uganda. It investigates the impact of training programs offered by microfinance institutions on the financial management practices, business performance, and long-term sustainability of SMEs. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews with SME owners and microfinance trainers. The findings provide insights into the effectiveness of microfinance training services in enhancing the financial literacy, managerial skills, and access to financial resources for SMEs. The study contributes to the understanding of how targeted training interventions can contribute to the financial sustainability and growth of SMEs, thereby promoting economic development and poverty reduction in the region.

In this article, the preliminary results of the republic's agriculture, forestry and fishery network at the end of 2022 are statistically analyzed by regions and economic categories. Methodology for collecting statistical data on the agricultural sector, developing a reliable and comprehensive national agricultural statistics system, increasing the availability of information on trends and market prices in agriculture. Conclusions and suggestions were made regarding increasing the scope of information on the productivity of farmers and agricultural holdings, developing the organizational and methodological bases of agricultural monitoring.

This article explores the relationship between shared leadership, innovative work behaviors, and performance among salesmen. Shared leadership refers to a collaborative leadership approach where multiple individuals contribute to the leadership process within a team or organization. Innovative work behaviors are employee behaviors characterized by creativity, proactivity, and the generation of novel ideas. Performance, in the context of this study, refers to the sales performance and overall effectiveness of salesmen. The objective of this research is to investigate the extent to which shared leadership influences innovative work behaviors among salesmen and the subsequent impact on their performance.

In today's global economy, companies face a constant need to access the necessary assets to successfully operate and grow their businesses. However, the acquisition of such assets, be it equipment, vehicles, or real estate, can be financially burdensome for companies. In this situation, leasing, as a financial instrument, becomes an attractive method of investment activity, allowing companies to gain access to the necessary assets without significant capital investments.

Foreign experience in using leasing as a method of investment activity demonstrates its widespread use and successful results in various countries and regions. For example, in the United States, leasing is a common financial instrument used by companies of all sizes and sectors of the economy. Many enterprises, especially small and medium ones, use leasing to finance the acquisition of necessary assets. Leasing companies provide financing for the purchase of assets and lease them to clients for a specified period of time, allowing companies to avoid significant capital expenditures and save free cash for other operations and investments. [1]

One of the main advantages of leasing is flexibility. Companies can adapt their assets to changing needs and technology requirements without committing to the long-term commitment associated with purchasing assets. They can easily upgrade their equipment or expand their operations by leasing new assets. In addition, leasing allows companies to avoid the risks associated with owning assets, such as obsolescence, decline in value, or loss of demand for specific products. [2]

[1] Scott, D. M. (2020). The Social and Intellectual Origins of 13thism. Fire!!!, 5(2), 2–39. https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.5323/48573836

[2] Mackles, G. F., & Blumenreich, R. G. (2000). Capital Recovery and Leasing. The Tax Lawyer, 53(4), 1005–1014. http://www.jstor.org/stable/20772185

The article aims to shed light on the recent predicaments faced by Deutsche Bank, offering insights into the underlying factors contributing to its current state. It examines various challenges such as legal and regulatory issues, financial performance, and reputational concerns, with an emphasis on understanding their implications for the bank's stability and reputation.

This study examines the impact of social media on the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) market in Bangladesh. With the growing popularity and widespread use of social media platforms, it has become crucial for FMCG companies to understand and harness the power of these platforms to effectively reach and engage with consumers. This research employs a case study approach to explore how social media influences consumer behavior, brand awareness, and purchase decisions in the FMCG market. The findings provide insights into the specific strategies and tactics that FMCG companies can employ to leverage social media effectively and gain a competitive edge in the dynamic market of Bangladesh.

With the rapid growth of digital technology, electronic payments have emerged as a dominant force in financial transactions. This article delves into the various modes of e-payments and provides an analysis of their advantages and challenges. Termed as "Digital Dollars," these modes encompass a wide range of electronic payment methods, including mobile wallets, online banking, and cryptocurrency transactions. By examining the benefits and issues associated with these modes, this article aims to provide valuable insights into the evolving landscape of e-payments and their impact on financial transactions.