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KFH Offers Advanced Banking Experience through KFH Academy
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has launched the new edition of its KFH Academy program, designed to introduce university students and recent graduates to the fundamentals and functions of various sectors and departments within KFH. This initiative is part of KFH’s commitment to social responsibility, training excellence, youth development, and national talents empowerment. KFH Academy offers students practical training within a professional banking environment at the largest bank in Kuwait by market cap. The program includes diverse learning areas such as public relations (PR) and media, general services, digital transformation and innovation. It enables students and recent graduates to gain a foundational understanding across these areas using the latest methods and highest standards of training quality, making the most of their summer break. A total of 20 trainees were selected to join the academy after successfully passing all stages of assessment and evaluation. The launch event of KFH Academy took place at the Bank headquarters with the attendance of Head of Public Relations and Media at KFH Group, Yousef Abdullah Al-Ruwaieh, Deputy General Manager Digital Transformation and Innovation, Eng. Tareq Al-Ajeel, Executive Manager General Services, Ayman Altabtabaei, Senior Manager PR and Event Management, Fahad AlSaad, and Manager Talent Acquisition, Nawaf Almishri, alongside a number of officials from the Bank. Eng. Tareq Al-Ajeel KFH Deputy General Manager Digital Transformation and Innovation, Eng. Tareq Al-Ajeel said that KFH Academy affirms the Bank’s commitment to preparing a technical and leadership-ready generation by offering students direct interaction with department teams and engaging them in digital initiatives aligned with KFH’s aspirations. Al-Ajeel emphasized that hosting students through this program is crucial for building their innovation and digital transformation skills, laying the groundwork for their professional futures. Ayman Altabtabaei KFH Executive Manager General Services, Ayman Altabtabaei, said that the program offers participating students comprehensive experience, combining theoretical content supported by facts and practical training through site visits to KFH major projects, such as the reconstruction of the damaged area in Al Mubarakiya, in addition to the maintenance of the buildings network of KFH. He emphasized KFH’s dedication to supporting initiatives that develop national talents, particularly among the youth, pointing out that KFH Academy provides a unique opportunity for students to explore various career paths. Altabtabaei explained that the General Services’ participation involves three key departments: Projects, Maintenance, and Service Contracts, ensuring added value for both students and the program. Fahad AlSaad Meanwhile, KFH Senior Manager PR and Event Management, Fahad AlSaad, said that KFH is pleased to welcome students seeking to enhance their skills and gain practical experience in areas of public relations, media, engineering projects, digital transformation and innovation. He noted that KFH is the first bank to introduce dedicated training for engineering students, catering to a wide range of academic disciplines. AlSaad noted the program will feature visits to institutions such as Kuwait Times and CODED Academy. Additionally, as part of KFH's "Keep it Green" environmental campaign, a specialized training course will be conducted with Kuwaiti environmental influencer, Alzainah Albabtain. He also explained: "KFH Academy will teach students about KFH's products, services, and Islamic banking. They'll gain crucial knowledge on saving and investing through sessions with KFH Capital, a KFH Group subsidiary, which will also cover the stock market and trading." Nawaf Almishri Manager Talent Acquisition at KFH, Nawaf Almishri said that KFH Academy runs for 4 weeks and is designed to prepare students for the job market after graduation. The program includes lectures, seminars, extensive workshops, and field visits to various official bodies. It enriches the trainees’ understanding of how public institutions operate, especially financial institutions, enhancing the program’s practical, comprehensive, and diversified nature. PR Academy by KFH Program It is worth noting that last year, KFH launched its inaugural PR Academy program. Designed to educate undergraduate students and recent graduates, the program focused on the foundational principles of public relations and media, and their practical application within KFH departments. The program successfully trained students in public relations and media, culminating in presentations of their projects. Participants praised the program's creative ideas, attention to detail, acquired knowledge, and beneficial workshops.
Al-Hasawy: Real Estate Remains the Safest and Most Profitable Investment
Executive Manager-Real Estate Valuation at Kuwait Finance House (KFH), Eng. Hamad Al-Hasawy, said that real estate investment is one of the most important safe havens and a good opportunity to grow wealth with low risk. He added that this type of investment has shown significant developments across key sectors in Kuwait. For example, the investment real estate market saw high demand in Q2 2025, and it is expected to continue during the coming period. Al-Hasawy revealed in a press release that the Real Estate Report, issued quarterly by KFH Real Estate Valuation, showed the value of real estate transactions in Q2 2024 reached KD 1.07 billion, an increase of 19.1% compared to Q1 2024. While this increase was observed in most real estate segments, the number of transactions in Q2 2024 rose to 1,463, an increase of 12.4%. "The value of investment real estate transactions increased to KD 482.6 million in Q2 2025, an increase of 39.7%. Concurrently, the number of deals saw a QoQ increase of 4.5%, reaching 351. This upward trend is likely to continue in the coming period, given investors' withdrawal from alternative investment opportunities and the current economic and geopolitical developments impacting the markets. Investment real estate in Kuwait continues to offer competitive returns compared to other investment avenues. During Q2, return rates ranged between 6.40% and 7.30%, varying based on distinguishing factors across Kuwait's governorates," he added. Al-Hasawy highlighted the real estate sector's substantial contribution to Kuwait's economy, often second only to the oil sector in terms of GDP. This vital sector is constantly evolving, encompassing residential, commercial, and investment properties. The second quarter of 2025 saw remarkable activity in real estate transactions across all governorates. The KFH Real Estate Report further supports this, indicating an increase in real estate transactions across most sectors, with others remaining stable. This trend underscores the Kuwaiti real estate market's consistent and sustainable growth. "The increase in real estate development projects and the government's interest in enhancing the sector's activities position Kuwait as one of the most attractive real estate markets in the region," He added. He also emphasized that real estate valuation is vital to the sector. “It smooths financing processes and guarantees transparent and organized market transactions. This is achieved through a combination of professional expertise and fair assessments that genuinely reflect current market realities and evolving conditions." Al-Hasawy stressed that KFH's outstanding staff and expertise in real estate valuation are what continuously build significant customer confidence in their appraisal work. He also noted that KFH's strong organizational framework leads to exceptional market performance, making it the preferred provider for real estate appraisals across all sectors. This strong preference is rooted in KFH's extensive experience, reliability, integrity, and transparency within the real estate sector. It's worth noting that KFH is an accredited evaluation provider, featuring an extensive database and a specialized technical team with expertise in engineering, law, and accounting. They base their work on thorough studies, comprehensive real estate reports, and continuous market monitoring to stay ahead of developments.
AlShamlan: KFH remains committed to advancing sustainable growth and aligning with national priorities under Vision 2035
The role of Kuwait Finance House (KFH) in supporting sustainable economic growth, financial innovation and private sector development in line with Kuwait Vision 2035 was among the central topics of discussion during a recent strategic meeting between Khaled AlShamlan, Group Chief Executive Officer of KFH, and a senior delegation from Oxford Business Group (OBG), led by Andrew Jeffreys, the Group’s Chief Executive Officer, and Cristina Mirica, Country Director for Kuwait. The meeting provided an opportunity for both parties to exchange insights on Kuwait’s evolving financial landscape, with a particular focus on supporting national development priorities through knowledge sharing, responsible financial practices and enhanced stakeholder engagement. Discussions also explored the possibility of future collaboration in areas such as thought leadership, joint events, and market intelligence. In addition, the parties highlighted the importance of ESG principles, digitalisation and strong corporate governance in shaping a resilient and inclusive financial ecosystem. Khaled AlShamlan shared his thoughts with OBG that the meeting was aligned with KFH’s broader commitment to enabling economic progress in Kuwait and strengthening engagement with strategic knowledge partners. “KFH remains committed to advancing sustainable growth and aligning with national priorities under Vision 2035. Our discussion with Oxford Business Group reflects our interest in working with knowledge partners to support financial innovation, enhance market transparency and drive private sector development in Kuwait and beyond,” he said. Andrew Jeffreys, CEO of Oxford Business Group, said the meeting offered a valuable opportunity to exchange views on regional investment dynamics and future collaboration. “We are pleased to have had the opportunity to meet with Mr. AlShamlan and his team at a time when Kuwait’s financial sector is undergoing rapid transformation. KFH’s leadership in ethical banking and innovation aligns well with the themes we are exploring in our research. We look forward to deepening our engagement with key stakeholders in the sector,” he noted. The meeting forms part of OBG’s ongoing research for The Report: Kuwait 2025, which will analyse key trends and investment opportunities across the country’s economy and will be in both printed and digital formats. The publication will feature insights from leading public and private sector figures, alongside data and analysis covering financial services, energy, infrastructure, and other priority areas.
KFH Launches Toll Free Calls to Four Group Subsidiaries
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has announced a new service enabling customers to make fast and free calls to the Group’s subsidiaries in three countries: Egypt, Bahrain and the UK, in addition to Turkey which was introduced by KFH earlier. Customers in Kuwait can simply dial 1803333 at no cost. This initiative is part of KFH’s ceaseless efforts to provide top-tier and secure services in addition to maintaining continuous communication with its customers. Explaining the service, KFH Executive Manager Contact Center Service Channels, Ali Azeran, said that the enhanced service aims to further strengthen connections between KFH Group customers in Kuwait with subsidiaries abroad. “KFH has already introduced toll free calls to KFH-Turkey,” he stated. “Now, the service has expanded to include complementary calls to KFH banks in Egypt, Bahrain, the UK and Turkey.” To benefit from this complementary service, Azeran explained: “Customers can simply call the contact center in Kuwait to be transferred to the selected international branches instantly and for free. This service enhances customer experience and direct interaction between Group subsidiaries and their customers.” He pointed out that the service is accessible to everyone, whether to complete transactions through the interactive voice response, or by communicating with a contact center agents to complete their transactions or answer their inquiries. Azeran outlined the steps for using the service, saying: “After dialing 1803333, a list of service options will be available. By selecting communicate with KFH subsidiaries option, customers will select a specific KFH branch in one of the four countries; Egypt, Bahrain, the UK, or Turkey. The service operates 24/7, with full attention to safety and speed.” This new service is part of a broader range of communication means that KFH provides to customers and non-customers alike who are interested in learning about its services and products. KFH also offers free access from several countries through the following numbers: 1. USA & Canada: 1-800-818-8608 2. UK: 0-800-014-8898 3. France: 0805-086620 4. Germany: 0800-181-7080 5. Spain: 900-905-440 6. Turkey: 00908507712154 (Local tariff charges in Turkey might be applied by local Turkish service providers when calling this number) Calling the numbers is free exclusively for mobiles & landlines users in the countries mentioned above only. This service does not apply to the Roaming Service. Additionally, customers can contact KFH through KFHOnline inbox, or through WhatsApp for general inquiries. The contact center at 1803333 operates 24/7, ensuring constant support and availability of a range of services at any time. It serves to note that such initiatives help build and reinforce customer trust by simplifying communication with the Group subsidiaries. KFH customer service agents respond to inquiries promptly and deliver services efficiently, with international calls receiving prioritized handling.
