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14/10/2026

In Ahmad Ayoubi’s words, “Muslims love property.” 

But is that a financial mistake in 2026? As Co-founder Adel Bereksi puts it, the playbook for a whole generation was all about buying a home and then another.

The problem is that property can be expensive, illiquid and historically has delivered lower long-term returns than equities.

For younger Muslims, a second property often isn’t even realistic anymore, so what’s the alternative? 

Watch and listen to nisba’s founders Adel and Ahmad in our most recent episode of Enough. Link in bio.

Investing involves risk and reward.

06/10/2026

The internet has made attention extraordinarily valuable and bad behaviour unusually profitable.

’s point at our latest Prosper Live was to shift the responsibility away from figures like Elon Musk and back onto the rest of us.

According to Ries, every click and furious quote-repost rewards the person who captured our attention in the first place.

The more outrageous the behaviour, the larger the audience. And the larger the audience, he argues, the greater the incentive to do it again.

If attention is a currency, spending it is a choice.

Watch the full conversation between Eric Ries and Prosper CEO via the YouTube link in bio.

29/09/2026

“Costco takes money that rightfully belongs to shareholders and instead invests it in improving the customer experience.”

It’s a remarkable sentence, not least because it was intended as an attack.

For decades, Wall Street has periodically complained that retailer Costco pays workers too much, charges customers too little and leaves money on the table that could have gone to shareholders.

Costco’s stubborn response has largely been to remain

joined us for our latest Prosper Live and used that story to make a broader point: the companies that earn unusual levels of trust are often the ones willing to disappoint people who think every spare dollar belongs to them.

From his conversation with Prosper CEO . Tap the link in bio to watch now on YouTube.

23/09/2026

Why are so many Muslims walking away from free money?

Adel Bereksi () points to a striking gap in UK pensions: around 10% of people opt out nationally, compared with 16% of Pakistanis and 24% of Bangladeshis.

For many, the concern lies in the fact that they’re unsure whether their pension is Shariah-compliant. The long-term cost potentially is £17,000 less a year in retirement.

A lack of clarity today can become a huge wealth gap decades later.

Watch the full Enough episode with Adel Berksi and Ahmad Ayoubi wherever you get your podcasts. Links in the comments. 

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17/09/2026

helped redefine how a generation of entrepreneurs built products. With The Lean Startup, he made experimentation and disciplined learning part of the founder’s toolkit. His new book, ‘Incorruptible,’ asks a harder question: what happens after a company succeeds?

In this Prosper Live with Prosper founder and CEO , Ries examines why organisations so often drift from the values, products and people that made them successful. His argument reaches beyond culture. Ownership, governance and control can determine whether a company’s mission survives growth and changing leadership.

The discussion ranges from the rise of shareholder primacy to companies that have chosen different structures. Costco, Anthropic, Patagonia, Novo Nordisk and Zeiss each offer examples of how trusts, foundations and other governance mechanisms can protect a wider conception of value.

Ries also makes the economic case for mission-driven companies. Benefits created for customers, employees and communities are often treated as external to the financial model, even when they strengthen resilience and long-term performance.

For founders and investors, the conversation is a useful reminder that corporate incentives are designed rather than ordained and can therefore be designed differently.

Watch the full discussion on our YouTube channel via the link in bio.

15/09/2026

Ahmad’s dad is a doctor who’s spent decades building up savings and hasn’t invested a penny of it.

He wanted to invest but he simply didn’t trust the Islamic banks in the UK to be safe with his money. Ahmad tried to explain that Islamic banks in the UK come with the same FSCS protection as any other bank. His dad’s response: “Nope. Not for me.”

That exchange gets to the heart of why Ahmad Ayoubi and Adel Bereksi built .

There’s an entire generation with money sitting on the sidelines, largely unaware that the UK is already one of the world’s most developed markets for Shariah-compliant investing.

Full conversation on Enough, out now wherever you get your podcasts. Link in bio.

Investing involves risk and reward.

08/09/2026

Did you know that Islamic finance requires you to share in the risk when investing your money? 

So if a Shariah-compliant savings account ever made a loss, FSCS protection would still require the bank to offer your money back. 

However, accepting that payment would stop that arrangement being Shariah compliant. 

There’s yet to be an example of this happening in the UK but it’s an interesting hypothetical!

Our latest Enough podcast with nisba founders Adel Berksi and Ahmad Ayoubi is out now.

06/08/2026

Some founders seem to get lucky more often than others.

Ed Leon Klinger thinks there’s a reason for that.

In our latest episode of Enough, he talks about the “luck surface area” – the habit of creating more opportunities for useful introductions, investors, hires and ideas to find you.

Speak at the conference, go on that podcast, send that message, follow up with the person who can help.

The lucky break often comes after you’ve put yourself in its path.

Watch and listen to Ed Leon Klinger on Enough wherever you get your podcasts.

05/08/2026

Every memorable event has one line that gets the room laughing.

Ours came courtesy of Vivien de Tusch-Lec.

When asked how she thinks about her emergency fund, she didn’t answer with “three months’ expenses” or “six months’ salary”. She answered: “A year of lawyers.”

It was funny, unexpected and, in its own way, completely sensible. An emergency fund isn’t a formula – it’s there to help you sleep at night and what that looks like will differ from one person to the next.

Vivien, thank you for reminding us that some of the best conversations about money happen when people are honest enough to share how they really think about it.

If you’d like to join our next women’s event, download the Prosper app and open your first account via the link in bio.

23/07/2026

Ed Leon Klinger doesn’t wrap his view in comfort: “AI will take people’s jobs. And people using AI will take people’s jobs.”

In the latest episode of Enough, he argues that the next wave of AI disruption is much closer than many people want to admit. Two years, in his view, not ten.

His advice to the Flock team is the same advice he would give more broadly: use the tools, understand them, bring them into your work and help the people around you do the same.

Waiting this one out may be the riskiest option.

The full episode of Enough with Ed Leon Klinger is available now wherever you get your podcasts.

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