Authors & Editorial Team
Every calculator, guide, and study on AINext Growth is written by a named author, checked before publication, and held to one standard: the numbers must be checkable, and the sources must be primary.
Not financial advice. Our content is for information and education only. It does not recommend a lender, a rate, or a time to borrow or invest. Read the full disclaimer.
Our authors
AINext Growth has two named authors. The split is by subject, and each page carries the name of the person who wrote it. Where a page is written by one author and checked by the other, the byline says so.
Mohamed Elnhas
Founder and author. A mechanical engineer working in industrial production, with twenty-five years in foreign exchange. Writes the calculators, the technical guides, and the original rate studies.
Asmaa Mohammed Mahdy
Author, economics and trade finance. An economics specialist working in import and export, with practical experience of financial markets and of dealing with banks directly.
Editorial standards
Before a page is published it must pass the same checks, regardless of topic:
- Arithmetic verified. Every documented figure is recomputed against the formula, and the calculator code is unit-tested so a result cannot silently drift.
- Primary sources. Claims are tied to central banks, national statistics, and regulators — not to aggregator marketing pages.
- Plain English. If a reader cannot follow the reasoning, the page is not finished.
- Corrections welcome. Confirmed errors are fixed and noted. Report one via contact.
Common questions
Who writes AINext Growth?
Two named authors. Mohamed Elnhas is the founder and writes the calculators, technical guides and rate studies. Asmaa Mohammed Mahdy is an author on the site's economics, banking-practice and trade-finance material. Every article names its author on the page and links to that author's profile, so you can always see who wrote what.
How is content reviewed?
Each page is checked for arithmetic accuracy, cited primary sources, and clarity before publication. Calculations are verified by an automated test harness.
How do I report an error?
Use the contact page. Corrections are reviewed and, where confirmed, the page is updated with a visible note.
Sources & method
Our editorial rules follow the guidance published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (US). Page last reviewed September 2026. Full method: methodology; sourcing policy: source policy.