Is it permitted for a lender to require a borrower to cover the cost of inflation.

In this episode we discuss the Halachic status of companies or banks that have both Jewish and Non-Jewish shareholders. This will determine whether it is permitted to borrow interest-loans from them.

Is it permitted to broker a transaction that violates the Halachos of Ribbis.

A brief explanation of how a Heter Iska works. For a longer explanation see episode 3.

When the parties sign loan documents that refer to a transaction as an interest loan, is writing a Heter Iska an option, and must the Heter Iska be legally enforceable in a secular court. Additionally, is the lender required to give the borrower a copy of the Heter Iska?

What is the proper way to structure a Heter Iska when the lender is receiving points or benefits at the beginning of the loan.

What is the appropriate Heter Iska for a Jewish mortgage lender who will eventually sell the loan to Non-Jewish investors.

Is it permitted to sign an operating agreement that calls for potential loans that violate Ribbis? And does it make a difference if the parties are confident that they will not actually transpire.

What is the Halachic status of a Preferred Equity structure? Is it considered a loan or investment.

Is it permitted for a partner to lend personal funds to his business and collect interest.