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AlShamlan: KFH Plays a Key Role in Supporting Economic Growth and Investment Across the Region
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) Group Chief Executive Officer, Khaled Yousef AlShamlan attended the opening of the Kuwait Second Forum on State Development Projects (ENCON5). Under the theme "Investment Opportunities in Housing and Mortgage Projects – Transparency, Achievement, and Sustainability: Principles of the New Era", the event featured His Excellency the Minister of State for Municipal Affairs and Minister of State for Housing Affairs, Eng. Abdul Latif Hamid Al Mashari, with senior officials and industry experts. At the forum, AlShamlan emphasized supporting dialogue on the future of the housing and real estate sector. He noted that this vital industry directly impacts citizen quality of life and drives economic development. AlShamlan explained that Kuwait is experiencing promising development driven by an ambitious vision for economic growth, infrastructure, and sustainability. He emphasized that the banking and real estate finance critically drives housing and development projects by providing innovative financing solutions that meet market needs and ensure efficient, sustainable project execution. He explained that KFH has partnered in national development for nearly five decades by financing strategic projects and providing Islamic Sharia compliant banking solutions. AlShamlan added that KFH strengthens its position as a leading global Islamic financial institution, drawing on deep experience and a vision aligned with economic shifts and modern development needs. He emphasized the bank's continued support for the housing sector through integrated financing solutions tailored for retail and families, boosting real estate growth and sustainability. Additionally, he highlighted KFH's commitment to Sharia-compliant real estate products, such as construction financing with convenient repayment options, alongside diverse offers partnered with leading local suppliers. AlShamlan noted that in 2025, KFH participated in Middle East, North Africa and South Asia sovereign financing deals for real estate finance, trade, industry, energy and services sectors exceeding USD 3 billion, reflecting its pivotal role supporting economic growth and promoting investment. To enhance transparency and provide accurate information, AlShamlan explained that KFH issues quarterly real estate reports. These reports offer a comprehensive, impartial analysis of the Kuwaiti market to help investors and interested parties make informed decisions. AlShamlan concluded by thanking the organizers and participants, wishing the forum success and hoping it supports Kuwait's comprehensive development.
KFH Wins 3 Global Private Banking Innovation Awards for 2026
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has won three prestigious awards at the Global Private Banker "Global Private Banking Innovation Awards 2026": Best Private Bank – Kuwait, Best Private Bank for Islamic Services, and Best Private Bank for Discretionary Portfolios – Kuwait. These awards reflect KFH's leadership and successful strategy to become the premier Sharia-compliant private banking and wealth management provider, while highlighting its vision to protect and grow high-net-worth clients' investments. KFH earned these awards following a thorough evaluation by Global Private Banker magazine's judging panel. The selection was based on KFH’s comprehensive Sharia-compliant banking solutions and its vast geographical footprint, which spans over 600 branches across the Middle East, Asia, and Europe, most notably in Kuwait, Bahrain, Turkey, Egypt, UK, and Germany. The criteria also included KFH's commitment to long-term customer relationships, backed by advanced expertise, innovative digital solutions, exceptional everyday banking, and a sophisticated experience tailored for HNW and UHNW clients. KFH provides high-quality private banking and wealth management through regional portfolio management, international equity and real estate funds, leasing, trade finance, treasury, and diverse local and international investment solutions, all while adapting to global economic and market developments. KFH General Manager Private Banking, Wealth Management and Individual Financing, Hamad Mohammed Alghannam said that these awards reflect the strength of the bank's integrated model. He added that the model offers diverse, Sharia-compliant investment opportunities and services for HNW and UHNW clients, utilizing a vision that builds risk-consistent portfolios by combining local market expertise with global opportunities. He noted that Private Banking and Wealth Management enable clients to monitor portfolios through a disciplined, scalable discretionary approach, operating under a comprehensive governance framework ensuring full Islamic Sharia compliance across all products and services. He added: “KFH enables its Private Banking and Wealth Management clients to trade Sukuk, stocks, commodities, and real estate by providing real-time data for faster decision-making and access to diverse local and international investment opportunities.” Furthermore, Alghannam said that KFH stands out by offering a wide range of banking solutions and facilities that meet the evolving needs of its HNW clients. This includes a comprehensive suite of advisory services delivered by highly experienced relationship managers, all operating under the guidance of seasoned private banking and wealth management leaders. Launched in 2009, the Global Private Banker Awards evaluate and honor the quantitative and qualitative performance of outstanding private banking institutions worldwide.
KFH urges vigilance against fraudulent online links
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) warns customers to remain cautious when dealing with fraudulent online links, reaffirming its commitment to customer protection and secure banking practices. This warning comes as part of KFH’s ongoing support for the Diraya campaign, launched in collaboration with the Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK) and the Kuwait Banking Association (KBA) to promote banking awareness. In a press release, KFH stated that the new form of online scam involves sending a message with a suspicious link tricking victims to click the link to visit a particular website or participate in a survey. Once they click the link, their devices will be hacked, enabling the hacker to access and exploit their personal data for harmful purposes. KFH urged customers to stay vigilant and refrain from disclosing their personal information to requests received through e-mails, text messages, or phone calls, as they are attempts to obtain customers' banking information to steal their funds or data. KFH advised customers to be careful when receiving links as these links could lead to theft of sensitive banking information. The bank also recommended that customers protect their bank accounts by avoiding the storage of confidential information, such as card numbers or passwords, on their mobile phones. Additionally, customers were urged not to share their OTP with anyone and to log out of the bank's application or website promptly after finishing a transaction.
KFH Celebrates Over 100 Employees Under Injaz Program
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) celebrated over 100 male and female employees graduating from the scholarship program and earning specialized professional certificates under the Injaz program, reflecting its ongoing efforts to develop human capital and enhance national competencies. The ceremony was held in the presence of KFH Group CEO Khaled Yousef AlShamlan, KFH Acting Group Chief Human Resources and Transformation Officer Ahmad Alhammad, and the executive management team. As a strategic KFH initiative to recognize and reward employees, the Injaz program encourages staff to earn accredited professional certifications in specialized banking, finance, and management areas. It also provides academic scholarships for postgraduate studies at top universities. By enhancing leadership and technical skills, the program prepares qualified professionals to pace with rapid banking transformations, ultimately supporting innovation and aligning the bank with global best practices. Speaking at the Injaz ceremony, Alhammad emphasized that honoring numerous employees reflects the bank’s commitment to developing staff and enhancing their capabilities. He noted that the program belongs to an integrated strategy investing in human capital, the Bank ’s true wealth. He noted that employee achievements advance career paths, strengthen bank leadership, and drive sustainable growth. Human Resources continues supporting academic and professional development through advanced training aligned with international standards, preparing employees to face challenges and achieve excellence. Alhammad pointed out that employees' professional certifications will boost performance by increasing productivity, enhancing service quality, fostering innovation, and sharing knowledge across the work environment. The ceremony concluded by emphasizing the need to develop human capabilities to meet employee aspirations and sustain KFH’s leadership in the banking sector.
