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KFH Named World’s Best Islamic Financial Institution by Global Finance
KFH Named World’s Best Islamic Financial Institution by Global Finance

In a further milestone underscoring its global leadership in Islamic finance, Kuwait Finance House (KFH) Group has secured seven prestigious awards from Global Finance, as part of the 19th annual awards for the World’s Best Islamic Financial Institutions for 2026. The awards are: • World’s Best Islamic Financial Institution • World’s Best Islamic Corporate Bank • World’s Best Islamic Bank for CSR • World’s Best Islamic Project Finance Provider • Best Islamic Bank in Kuwait • Best Islamic Bank in Bahrain (KFH – Bahrain) • Best Islamic Bank in Turkey (KFH – Turkey) KFH Group Chief Strategy Officer, Eng. Fahad Al-Mukhaizeem, stated that the awards are the fruits of a well-defined strategy anchored on AI-driven digital transformation, group synergy, and customer centricity. He noted that this recognition provides further momentum to build on recent achievements and to strengthen the Group’s leading position in the global Islamic finance industry. He added: “These accolades are a testament to the Group’s continuous efforts to reinforcing sustainability, governance, and accelerating digital innovation, alongside delivering strong financial performance and achieving balanced, sustainable growth across its markets.” Al-Mukhaizeem further noted that the World’s Best Islamic Financial Institution for 2026 affirms KFH’s leadership in Islamic banking and its excellence in delivering innovative, Shariah-compliant products and services. It also reflects the Group’s success in executing its strategy for sustainable growth and its ability to navigate evolving economic conditions and operational challenges, supporting its ambition to be ranked among the top 100 banks in the world. Commenting on the awards; Best Islamic Bank in Kuwait, Best Islamic Bank in Bahrain (awarded to KFH-Bahrain) and Best Islamic Bank in Turkey (awarded to KFH -Turkey), Al-Mukhaizeem said that these recognitions reflect the consistent outperformance and strong positioning of the Group’s units across their respective markets. This success is driven by a unified and flexible strategy, carefully adapted to the specific dynamics of each market. He highlighted KFH’s standing as a leading global financial institution operating across a network spanning 10 countries, supported by robust financial strength and a strong competitive edge. This has led the Group to record profitability within the Kuwaiti banking sector and the wider market, in addition to leading all Kuwaiti private sector banks and companies in market capitalization, which has exceeded KD 15 billion. Meanwhile, Group Chief Corporate Banking Officer at KFH, Yousef Almutawa, said that the world’s Best Islamic Corporate Bank underscores growing international confidence in KFH’s capabilities and its excellence in fostering long-term strategic partnerships with corporate clients. He highlighted the Bank’s ability to deliver top-tier financial solutions that enable business expansion and strengthen competitiveness across local and international markets. Almutawa also noted that KFH continues to record outstanding performance in corporate banking, driven by strategic growth, market leadership, and innovation in Islamic finance. He shed light on the Bank’s role in leading a number of landmark deals that have reinforced its pivotal contribution to economic development. Speaking about the “Best Islamic Project Finance Provider” award, Almutawa indicated KFH’s leadership in financing major projects, underscoring its significant contributions to supporting key strategic sectors across Kuwait and the region. He highlighted the Bank’s position as a main financing partner for projects in oil and gas, infrastructure, urban development, and services, among other vital industries. He went on to say that KFH provides integrated corporate banking offerings, powered by digital transformation and flexible financing solutions. These services are tailored to the needs of diverse economic sectors that support sustainable development. “Through its online platform, eCorp, KFH provides an exceptional banking experience to its corporate clientele,” added Almutawa. “This platform has witnessed strong growth in user adoption, especially following the launch of the enhanced e-services and upgraded mobile application.” He also highlighted the Bank’s role as a strategic partner in supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs), many of which have been established with KFH’s corporate financing solutions. Commenting on the “World’s Best Islamic Bank for CSR” award, KFH Head of Public Relations and Media, Yousef Abdullah Al-Ruwaieh, said that this achievement reflects the Bank’s exceptional efforts and highlights its tangible impact and leadership in corporate social responsibility across the markets in which it operates. It also represents a clear vision that positions CSR as a strategic pillar of KFH’s business model, reinforcing its standing as a leading financial institution that seamlessly integrates economic growth with sustainable social impact. He added that winning this award at the global level reaffirms the Bank’s leadership and distinguished position in integrating CSR at the core of its operations. This is demonstrated through a wide range of social initiatives spanning community development, education and healthcare support, youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, environment preservation, women’s empowerment, and the development of digital skills among children and youth in addition to voluntary activities. He added that the Bank adopts ESG practices and implements awareness and community-driven initiatives aligned with developmental goals, further cementing its position as a benchmark and pioneer in social responsibility. Al-Ruwaieh emphasized that this recognition marks a new addition to the distinguished track record of KFH and serves as a strong motivation to further expand its community initiatives and strengthen purposeful partnerships, driving long-term, sustainable value for society. He mentioned that KFH continues to play a leading national role in supporting social infrastructure and enhancing community well-being and quality of life through strategic initiatives and substantial investments in CSR. These long-term commitments reflect a forward-looking, sustainable approach that goes beyond the conventional concept of corporate social responsibility. Among the Bank’s most prominent strategic social initiatives are: - The contribution of over KD 61 million to defaulting debtors - The contribution of approximately KD 8 million for the reconstruction of the damaged area in Al Mubarakiya - A contribution of KD 20 million to build 15 ambulance centers - KFH also participated with a major share in the Covid19 Government Relief Fund amounting to KD 10 million - KFH supported a sustainable development Initiative of Al Wataniya Area in Kuwait City - Participating in the opening of the Addiction Treatment Center's tenth wing, an extension of the KFH’s original 2005 initiative to establish the center. - Pledging USD 20 million to Kuwait Red Crescent Society to support relief efforts for those affected by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. - Various cooperation programs with the Kuwait Red Crescent Society, United Nations Development Programme, and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees. - Continuous leadership in in delivering social contributions to the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS), the national manpower support program, and the Kuwait Institute of Banking Studies (KIBS), among other initiatives that reinforce KFH’s leadership in CSR. Meanwhile, Founder and Editorial Director of Global Finance, Joseph D. Giarraputo said: “As Islamic Finance continues its rapid growth, the leading organizations are focusing on digitalization, product innovation, and expanded banking services.” He added: “Global Finance’s annual awards honor the institutions that are improving efficiency, attracting new customers, and best serving their clients.” Awards criteria Global Finance relies on rigorous criteria. These include growth in assets, profitability, geographic reach, strategic relationships, new business development, and innovation in products. Other selection factors consider reputation, customer satisfaction, and the opinions of analysts and others involved in the industry. All selections were made by the Global Finance editorial team after extensive consultations with bankers, corporate finance executives, and analysts worldwide. Entry submissions from Islamic Financial Institutions were also considered. Global Finance Founded in 1987, Global Finance has a circulation of 50,000 and readers in 185 countries. Global Finance’s audience includes senior corporate and financial officers responsible for making investment and strategic decisions at multinational companies and financial institutions. Its website (GFMag.com) offers analysis and articles that are the legacy of 39 years of experience in international financial markets.

KFH Leads the Green Sukuk Issuance Market
KFH Leads the Green Sukuk Issuance Market

In its report, “The Potential Growth and Future Trends of Green Sukuk as a Tool for Sustainable Financing,” the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) highlights Kuwait Finance House (KFH) Group, through its Turkiye operations, as a key contributor to the development of green and thematic sukuk markets, reflecting its role in in advancing this segment of the market. The first-ever global Tier-2 Sustainability Sukuk issued by an Islamic bank The report spotlighted the success of KFH-Turkey, in issuing a global Tier-2 Sustainability Sukuk, which represents the first-ever global sustainability-linked sukuk ever issued by an Islamic bank. The issuance drew robust international interest, reaching an oversubscription of 12 times. KFH-Turkey allocated a substantial portion of the proceeds toward Shariah-compliant assets, specifically targeting the financing of green and social initiatives. Additionally, it mentioned the successful sustainability endeavors of KFH-Turkey, which is driven around its mission “We grow with our values”. In this regard, the bank adopts sustainability for its practices and embraces an inclusive approach comprising all its stakeholders. Innovative green finance instruments The report highlights KFH-Turkey’s experience in green sukuk as an illustration of evolving practice in the market. This milestone reflects KFH Group's leadership in pioneering innovative, Shariah-compliant green finance solutions. It also indicated that the KFH-Turkey experience once again confirms that Islamic finance is capable of leading sustainable finance globally, not only within traditional Islamic markets, and that strong institutional commitment to sustainability facilitates the attraction of international investors. The UNDP report highlights the expanding role of Islamic finance and Green Sukuk as innovative tools for financing sustainable development and addressing global environmental challenges-including climate change and biodiversity loss. It notes that while developing countries require annual investments of USD 5 to USD 7 trillion to achieve the SDGs, they face a persistent shortfall of over USD 2.5 trillion. Consequently, sustainable finance instruments, particularly Green Sukuk, have become essential to bridge this funding gap. The report also indicated that Green Sukuk emerged as Shariah-compliant key instruments whose proceeds are used exclusively to finance projects with positive environmental impact, such as renewable energy (solar, wind, and hydropower), energy efficiency, sustainable transportation, in addition to water and waste management. The Role of Green Sukuk in expanding investors pool The report also addressed the role of Green Sukuk in expanding the investor pool to include sustainability-focused investors alongside traditional investors, as well as their importance in enabling governments and corporates to finance climate-related projects without compromising Shariah principles. The report also revealed the development of the Green Sukuk market on the global front, noting that the landmark moment for Green Sukuk occurred in 2017. Despite the global economic slowdown in 2022, the Green Sukuk market resumed growth in 2023. However, Green Sukuk still represents a small share of the overall global bonds and Sustainable Sukuk markets, indicating substantial potential for growth. It is worth noting that “The Potential Growth and Future Trends of Green Sukuk as a Tool for Sustainable Financing” report is issued by the UNDP Istanbul International Center for Private Sector Development, alongside the UNDP Kuwait Country Office and KFH. The report aims to shed light on the emergence, market dynamics, and regulatory frameworks of Green Sukuk, offering a comprehensive guide to leveraging this instrument as a pillar of sustainable finance.

KFH Capital Named the Best Investment Bank in the Middle East and the Best Debt Capital Markets Bank in the Middle East
KFH Capital Named the Best Investment Bank in the Middle East and the Best Debt Capital Markets Bank in the Middle East

KFH Capital, the investment arm of Kuwait Finance House (KFH) Group has won two prestigious awards from Global Finance magazine in the 27th annual World’s Best Investment Banks. The company bagged the Best Investment Bank in the Middle East and the Best Debt Capital Markets Bank in the Middle East awards for the year 2026. The accolades are in recognition of KFH Capital’s pioneering position and leadership in providing innovative and integrated investment solutions. This has helped the company to emerge as the preferred choice for investors, distinguished by its capacity to provide investment opportunities with high value and quality and are tailored to the market needs where the company operates. Global Finance, with input from financial experts, used a series of criteria to score and select winners based on a comprehensive assessment method and a specialized algorithm. These criteria include market share, deal volume and size, service and advisory quality, structuring capabilities, and efforts to address market conditions. Additionally, the evaluation considered innovation, pricing, post-IPO market performance of issuances, and the company’s reputation within the capital markets. The awards underscore the company’s strong standing both locally and regionally, in addition to its solid performance and strategy. This recognition serves as a motivation to maintain the company’s success and continue delivering innovative financial and investment solutions. KFH Capital highlighted the significance of maintaining the track record of excellence, marked by the company’s outstanding investment offerings, especially in Sukuk structuring and issuance, which has evolved into a globally recognized instrument across international markets. KFH Capital will continue its efforts to extend financing solutions for corporates and governments through Shariah-compliant financial products. The company will also cater its investment services to retail customers with the aim of generating the best returns. The company reaffirmed its commitment to operational excellence and efficient resource management, noting that investing in human capital is essential for achieving balanced growth. The company also stressed the importance of capitalizing on market trends and investment products to enhance corporate capacity and manage risk. By prioritizing professional performance, the company can achieve top-tier financial results and solidify its position in the market. It is worth noting that KFH Capital has a strong presence in investment funds. The company offers a wide range of Shariah-compliant investment funds, tailored to the needs of different investment goals and segments. These offerings include equities, fixed income markets and alternative investments, supported by experienced teams with solid investment approach that relies on deep analysis, risk management and sustainable value. KFH Capital’s position in asset management is further cemented by its position as a trusted partner in investment solutions. This is achieved through delivering highly managed portfolios to institutions and high-net-worth clients according to strategies that align clients’ investment objectives and risk appetites, contributing to stable returns over the medium and long term. Additionally, the company offers a comprehensive suite of brokerage services across local, regional, and international markets, supported by a robust operational infrastructure. This enables clients to efficiently access investment opportunities and execute transactions with high levels of efficiency and flexibility, enhancing their ability to make well-informed and timely investment decisions. Meanwhile, Global Finance Founder and Editorial Director, Joseph D. Giarraputo, stated: “The 2026 World’s Best Investment Bank honorees are the organizations that best serve their clients by pairing trusted advice and global reach with innovation and disciplined execution, while setting the standard for excellence, resilience, and leadership across the global investment banking landscape.” About Global Finance Founded in 1987 and headquartered in New York, Global Finance has a circulation of approximately 50,000 readers across 185 countries, territories, and districts. Its audience includes senior corporate and financial decision-makers at multinational companies and financial institutions. The magazine’s website, GFMag.com, offers in-depth analysis and commentary drawn from nearly four decades of experience in international financial markets.

KFH Named “Best Bank for Sustaining Communities in the Middle East” by Global Finance
KFH Named “Best Bank for Sustaining Communities in the Middle East” by Global Finance

Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has been named “Best Bank for Sustaining Communities in the Middle East” by Global Finance magazine, as part of its Sixth Annual Sustainable Finance Awards, recognizing outstanding leadership in sustainable finance worldwide. The Global Finance Sustainable Finance Awards Ceremony 2026 was held in London to honor institutions demonstrating excellence in financing initiatives that mitigate climate change, promote social inclusion, and contribute to building a more sustainable and resilient future. Winners were selected across multiple categories, including sustainability financing, community support, transparency and reporting, infrastructure development, and emerging-market sustainability funding, spanning 56 countries, territories, and districts. Commitment to Sustainable Communities Commenting on the achievement, KFH Head of Group Compliance and Governance, Meshal Alshayee, said: “We are deeply honored to receive Global Finance’s award for Best Bank for Sustaining Communities in the Middle East. This recognition underscores our unwavering commitment to sustainability as a core pillar of KFH’s strategy and operations. We firmly believe that financial leadership carries a responsibility to nurture resilient, inclusive, and environmentally conscious communities. Through sustainable financing initiatives, impactful social development programs, and investments that support long-term prosperity, this award further inspires us to strengthen our role as a leading force in sustainable development and community empowerment.” Integration of ESG Principles Alshayee indicated that 2025 marked a milestone year for KFH’s sustainability journey, achieved through the integration of sustainability into the Group’s overall strategy and the adoption of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles. These efforts align with Kuwait Vision 2035 and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), reinforcing KFH’s commitment to responsible and future-focused banking. Sustainability and Carbon Footprint Reporting He added: “In 2025, KFH issued its fifth annual Sustainability Report, highlighting its progress and initiatives across environmental, social, and governance pillars. The Bank also released its third Carbon Footprint Report, providing a comprehensive assessment of the environmental impact of its operations. These reports support KFH’s commitment to transparency, emissions monitoring, and continuous environmental performance improvement”. World-Class Rankings and Prestigious Awards Alshayee pointed out that building on its sustainability achievements, KFH earned the MSCI ESG “A” Rating, reflecting strong ESG practices and sustainable finance performance. The Bank was included in the FTSE4Good Index Series, further reinforcing its standing among leading global sustainable financial institutions. Global Finance Perspective From his side, Joseph Giarraputo, Founder and Editorial Director of Global Finance, stated: “Sustainable finance continues to expand in key markets around the world, driven by strong issuance of green, social, and sustainability bonds, with the sustainable debt market now measured in the trillions of dollars. However, persistent challenges remain, including regulatory fragmentation, data and disclosure gaps, concerns about greenwashing, and the need for more credible impact measurement. Global Finance’s Sustainable Finance Awards celebrate financial institutions that demonstrate creative, innovative, and effective leadership across a wide range of initiatives.” Criteria and Selection Process Regional winners were selected by Global Finance editors based on award submissions, independent research, governance policies, strategic objectives, and measurable achievements in environmental and social sustainability financing. The awards evaluated initiatives and performance from January 2025 through December 2025. About Global Finance Founded in 1987, Global Finance has a circulation of approximately 50,000 readers across 185 countries, territories, and districts. Its audience includes senior corporate and financial decision-makers at multinational companies and financial institutions. The magazine’s website, GFMag.com, offers in-depth analysis and commentary drawn from nearly four decades of experience in international financial markets. Global Finance is headquartered in New York, with offices around the world.

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