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KFH Rings the Bell for Boursa Kuwait’s First Sukuk Listing, KD 200 Million Issue with a 5.5% Annual Profit Rate
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) rang the bell to mark the listing and commencement of trading of the first Sukuk on Boursa Kuwait. The KD 200 million Additional Tier 1 (AT1) issuance carries an annual profit rate of 5.5%. The landmark listing broadens investors’ options and deepens the local capital market by establishing a market for trading Sukuk, a key Sharia-compliant fixed-income instrument. The listing follows approval from the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) and marks a pivotal step in the development of Kuwait’s financial market. It also strengthens Kuwait’s position as a regional financial hub, helping attract further investment and offering individual and institutional investors a wider choice of investment opportunities. The step takes on added significance against the backdrop of recent legislative developments in Kuwait, including the enactment of Decree-Law No. 90 of 2026 on Government Sukuk. The legislation aims to regulate the issuance of Sharia-compliant financing instruments, diversify funding sources, broaden the investor base, and strengthen public debt and liquidity management. The announcement was made at the bell-ringing ceremony marking the Sukuk listing and trading debut at Boursa Kuwait. The ceremony was attended by Boursa Kuwait Chairman, Bader Nasser Al-Kharafi, KFH Group CEO, Khaled Yousef AlShamlan, Boursa Kuwait CEO Mohammad Saud Al-Osaimi, KFH Capital CEO Abdullah Sulaiman Al-Haddad, and other officials. KFH Group CEO, Khaled Yousef AlShamlan said: “The listing and trading of Sukuk on Boursa Kuwait represents a historic achievement and an unprecedented development for Kuwait’s capital market. It is a strategic step towards establishing a regulated Sukuk trading market, giving investors an efficient way to buy and sell these instruments while enhancing liquidity, stimulating trading activity, and attracting greater investment flows into the market.” He explained that the issue consists of Additional Tier 1 Mudaraba Sukuk and represents the first listing on Boursa Kuwait’s debt instruments market, with an annual profit rate of 5.5%, distributed semi-annually. He noted that the milestone rounds out Boursa Kuwait’s investment offering by providing three main asset classes: equities, fixed-income instruments, and real estate investment trusts (REITs). This supports the growth of Kuwait’s capital market and strengthens the country’s position as a regional financial hub. AlShamlan emphasized KFH’s continued leadership in developing the Islamic finance industry and creating innovative investment products that meet the needs of different investor segments. He expressed his appreciation to the Central Bank of Kuwait, the CMA, Boursa Kuwait, and Kuwait Central Securities Depository for their support and cooperation in bringing this landmark initiative to fruition. “Just as KFH has pioneered numerous innovative financial initiatives and products, we continue to lead this transformation today by listing the first Sukuk on Boursa Kuwait,” he said. “This strengthens the private sector’s contribution to economic development and the advancement of the local capital market. We hope this step will encourage other institutions and banks to make use of this important financing and investment instrument.” AlShamlan added that the listing enables investors to add a new asset class to their portfolios, enhancing diversification, supporting liquidity, and providing more effective tools for managing risk. He said the achievement reaffirms KFH’s leadership in developing innovative Islamic investment products. Having been the first to list REITs on the exchange, KFH has now become the first to list Sukuk in the local market. He added that this step broadens the range of Islamic investment products available to investors and strengthens KFH’s position as one of the region’s leading Sukuk issuers and arrangers. By enabling local trading in Sukuk, which had previously been concentrated in international markets, the listing allows a wider investor base to benefit from this investment instrument. AlShamlan explained that each Sukuk certificate has a nominal value of KD 1,000, while trading is in units of KD 1,000 and multiples thereof. Early redemption is possible in accordance with the terms of the issue. He added that profits will be distributed semi-annually from the official listing and trading commencement date. He said the Sukuk offer investors several benefits, notably regular periodic returns and lower volatility than equities, making them a suitable option for investors seeking Sharia-compliant fixed-income instruments. AlShamlan pointed out that KFH’s strong creditworthiness enhances the appeal of the issue. The Bank is rated A2 by Moody’s and A by Fitch, both with a stable outlook. These ratings reflect its financial strength and ability to meet its obligations, bolstering investor confidence in the new investment instrument.
Government Commends KFH's Role in Supporting Education and Youth through Strategic Partnership with Derasti Exhibition
Building on its leading social responsibility role and ongoing commitment to youth and education, KFH continues its strategic partnership with the sixth Derasti Exhibition, held at Kuwait International Fair in Mishref under the patronage and presence of Minister of Education Eng. Sayed Jalal Al-Tabtabaei. The Minister commended KFH’s role and notable contributions to supporting various youth and educational initiatives. Head of Group Public Relations and Media at KFH, Yousef Abdullah Al-Ruwaieh, stated that the strategic partnership with Derasti reflects the Bank’s ongoing commitment to supporting educational and development initiatives for youth and students. He added that it opens opportunities for them to explore all academic options and identify the fields of study best suited to their future ambitions. Al-Ruwaieh noted that this year's edition is particularly significant as one of the events of the Kuwait Youth and Sports Season. This highlights a growing national focus on youth and underscores the importance of public and private sector collaboration in empowering them to showcase their full potential. Supporting Education and Empowering Youth Al-Ruwaieh added that supporting education and empowering youth are core pillars of KFH's corporate social responsibility strategy, driven by the Bank's belief in investing in human capital and its role in driving sustainable development. He explained that the Bank is keen to build effective partnerships with educational institutions and youth-focused organizations, as well as participate in initiatives that develop young people's skills and prepare them to meet future demands. He emphasized that KFH will continue to launch and support high-quality initiatives that expand opportunities for education, development, and innovation. Such initiatives provide youth with an inspiring environment to unleash their potential and translate their ambitions into tangible achievements, aligning with the Bank's CSR strategy and its role as a key partner in sustainable development. Derasti Exhibition Al-Ruwaieh noted that Derasti is a comprehensive educational platform bringing together local and international universities, training institutes, and educational service providers under one roof. It allows students and parents to explore academic opportunities and connect directly with institutional representatives, helping them make informed decisions about their academic and professional futures. Wajhni: A Partnership to Raise Academic Awareness Highlighting its ongoing efforts to support students, Al-Ruwaieh affirmed KFH’s dedication to championing student-centered initiatives. He pointed to the Bank’s strategic partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education for the Wajhni national external scholarship campaign, which engaged over 5,000 participants. The initiative raised awareness of sound academic planning while introducing students to study-abroad scholarship opportunities. Ma'a Al-Talaba: A Platform for Showcasing Talent He also highlighted KFH's strategic partnership with the "Ma'a Al-Talaba" program, organized in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Information. The program aims to showcase students' talents and broaden their culture and knowledge through engaging educational content broadcast on Kuwait TV and the 51 Platform, featuring more than 1,200 students from 24 schools. Sustainable Educational Partnerships Al-Ruwaieh stressed that KFH prioritizes education and youth within its social responsibility strategy. The Bank advances this focus through initiatives designed to empower students and enhance their skills. Key efforts include university partnerships, specialized seminars and workshops, alongside ongoing support for student initiatives, graduation projects, and academic excellence events. A dedicated Booth Reflecting its commitment to promoting financial literacy among younger generations, KFH is participating in the exhibition with a dedicated booth focused on financial planning and money management. A specialized team presents banking solutions tailored for youth, notably Hesabi account, while offering guidance and answering inquiries to strengthen financial awareness and instill responsible habits. The booth has drawn strong turnout and high engagement from students, parents, and visitors.
KFH Named Middle East Leader in Innovation and Islamic Private Banking
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has been awarded two prestigious accolades at the Global Private Banking Awards 2026, organized by Professional Wealth Management (PWM) part of the Financial Times Group, in recognition of its excellence, innovation, and leadership in private banking and wealth management services across the region. KFH was named: • Best Private Bank for Innovation - Winner Middle East • Best Private Bank for Islamic Services - Winner Middle East The awards were received by Alexander Liddle, Deputy Group CEO Private Banking and Wealth Management at KFH, during a distinguished awards ceremony held in London, attended by leading private banking and wealth management institutions from around the world. Commenting on the achievement, Liddle said “The recognition underscores KFH's continued commitment to delivering innovative wealth management solutions, enhancing client experience through advanced financial services, and maintaining its leadership position in Sharia-compliant private banking offerings.” He pointed out that the awards also reflect the bank's successful strategy in developing innovative, client-centric private banking solutions while reinforcing its position as a leading provider of Islamic wealth management services across the bank’s footprint of Kuwait, Bahrain, Turkey, Egypt and offshore in the UK. He reiterated KFH's ongoing investment in digital transformation, product innovation, and the enhancement of its comprehensive suite of wealth management and advisory services tailored to the evolving needs of high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients. Liddle indicated that KFH continues to strengthen its private banking and wealth management capabilities through a differentiated service model that combines global best practices, cutting-edge financial solutions, and deep expertise in Islamic finance. The bank remains committed to delivering exceptional value to clients while supporting the growth and advancement of the private banking industry in the region. He said: “As economic and investment landscapes continue to evolve, KFH remains committed to delivering exceptional value through a comprehensive private banking and wealth management offering. Our services encompass day-to-day banking, savings, real estate financing, regional and global discretionary multi asset class portfolio management, global equity, sukuk and real estate investments, treasury and investment solutions, Ijara and trade finance services, as well as diversified open architecture investment opportunities across local, regional, and international markets. All of which help our clients to grow and protect their wealth now, and for future generations. Awards Criteria Launched in 2009, the Global Private Banking Awards are among the industry's most respected benchmarks, recognizing excellence across the international private banking sector. The awards combine qualitative assessment and quantitative performance analysis to identify the world's leading private banking institutions. Entries are evaluated by an independent panel of senior industry experts from North America, Europe, and Asia, supported by PWM's comprehensive KPI-based assessment methodology. About PWM Published by the Financial Times, Professional Wealth Management (PWM) is a leading global publication dedicated to the private banking and wealth management industry. PWM provides expert analysis, industry insights, and thought leadership on the key trends shaping wealth management worldwide. Through its print, digital, and events platforms, PWM helps industry leaders navigate regulatory developments, evolving client expectations, and technological innovation, while connecting them with the ideas and strategies driving the future of wealth management. About The Banker The Banker is a globally recognized source of financial intelligence, analysis, and data-driven insights for the banking and financial services sector. It enables industry leaders to make informed operational and strategic decisions through comprehensive research, in-depth market analysis, and concise reporting on global financial trends. The publication is widely regarded as an authoritative reference for the international banking community.
Al-Hasawy: Balanced Performance in the Real Estate Market During Q3 Despite Challenges
أفاد المدير التنفيذي للتقييم العقاري فى بيت التمويل الكويتى، م. حمد الحساوى، ان اداء السوق العقاري قد أظهر مرونة واضحة خلال الربع الثالث من العام الجارى بفضل الطلب المحلي وتحسن ثقة المستثمرين بالاضافة الى النمو المتوازن فى قطاعاته خاصة الرئيسية ذات النشاط المستقر والطلب القوى ، مشيرا الى ان قطاع السكن الخاص ظل الأكثر نشاطاً ، بينما ساهم تحسن تداولات العقار الاستثماري والتجاري في دعم إجمالي قيمة التداولات البالغة 1,019.7 مليون دينار بنسبة نمو 12.4% على اساس ربع سنوى ، فيما استحوذت تداولات السكن الخاص على الحصة الأكبر من إجمالي قيمة التداولات العقارية في الربع الثالث 2026 بنسبة 44.6%، وجاء الاستثماري في المرتبة الثانية بحصة 35.2% ، تلاه العقار التجاري بحصة 18% ، أما بقية الفئات فشكلت مجتمعة نحو 2.2% من الإجمالي، ما يؤكد مكانة القطاعات العقارية الثلاثة فى تحريك عجلة السوق ورفع وتيرة ادائه . واضاف الحساوى ان القطاع العقارى واصل الاداء المتزايد القيمة والعالى المؤشرات خلال الربع الثالث من العام الجارى رغم التوترات الجيوسياسية والتقلبات غير المسبوقة في أسعار النفط ، مدعوماً باستقرار البيئة الاقتصادية المحلية ومتانة القطاع المصرفي واستمرار الطلب على مختلف الفئات العقارية ، مشيرا الى أن النظرة المستقبلية الإيجابية فى السوق تعززت بفعل الإصلاحات التشريعية والقوانين التي صدرت مؤخراً، بما يساهم في استمرار النشاط العقاري ضمن مسار أكثر توازناً. واشار الحساوى الى انه قد ارتفعت قيمة تداولات السكن الخاص إلى 455.3 مليون دينار في الربع الثالث 2026، بزيادة 6.7% على أساس ربع سنوي ، مع استقرار عدد الصفقات عند 1,106 صفقة. كما ارتفعت تداولات العقار الاستثماري إلى 359.1 مليون دينار بنسبة 25.1% عن الربع السابق ، وزاد عدد صفقاته إلى 359 صفقة بنسبة 9.5%. وسجل العقار التجاري تداولات بقيمة 183.1 مليون دينار، بزيادة 62.2% عن الربع السابق، رغم انخفاض عدد الصفقات إلى 32 صفقة بنسبة 28.9%. في المقابل، وتراجعت تداولات الشريط الساحلي إلى 2.3 مليون دينار من خلال صفقتين ، وانخفضت تداولات المخازن إلى 1.8 مليون دينار من خلال صفقة واحدة ، بينما ارتفعت تداولات العقار الحرفي إلى 18.2 مليون دينار من خلال صفقتين. واضاف:" تزايد مشاريع التطوير العقاري واهتمام الحكومة بتطوير اعمال القطاع، يجعل الكويت واحدة من أكثر الأسواق العقارية جاذبية في المنطقة "، مشيرا الى ان التقييم العقاري يمثل جانبا مهما من النشاط العقارى ويشمل عدة مستويات ، ويساهم في انسياب عمليات التمويل وتنظيم المعاملات بالسوق على اسس من الشفافية والاعتبارات المهنية والتقييم العادل الذى يأخذ بعين الاعتبار الحقائق والتطورات على ارض الواقع. وشدد الحساوى على تميز القدرات البشرية العاملة والإحترافية فى مجال التقييم العقارى فى بيت التمويل الكويتى، مما يعزز دائما الثقة الكبيرة التى يوليها العملاء بمختلف انواعهم فى اعمال التقييم العقارى التى يحققها، بالاضافة الى متانة البناء التنظيمى الذى يسفرعن افضل اداء على مستوى السوق، ما جعل بيت التمويل الكويتى الجهة المفضلة فى مجال التقييم العقارى المهم لجميع القطاعات، بخبرة عريقة في المجال العقاري وموثوقية وحيادية وشفافية . يذكر ان بيت التمويل الكويتى جهة تقييم معتمدة لديها قاعدة معلومات كبيرة وجهاز فني "هندسي وقانوني ومحاسبي" يقوم عمله على دراسات وتقارير عقارية ومتابعة للسوق وتطوراته.
