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KFH warns of fraudulent online messages impersonating official authorities for financial scheme
In line with its efforts to support Diraya campaign, Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has warned of fraudulent messages impersonating official authorities. The messages contain misleading information of outstanding fines and penalties, and request payment via electronic links attached to the message. The Bank urges customers to ignore such messages and not to click on any links within them or provide any personal or financial information. The Banks also reaffirm that penalties and fees are paid through official channels only and responding to suspicious messages may expose customers to electronic fraud and the loss of their money. Impersonating official authorities KFH highlighted the dangers of responding to unknown messages disguised as official authorities and requesting fines payment, noting that State authorities do not request data update or pay fines via unknown links. New fraud methods Fraud methods are progressing continuously according to KFH, where it depends on convincing methods to trap their victims by creating a state of psychological pressure to pay or threatening legal actions if the transaction is not done immediately. These fraudulent messages also include suspicious electronic links directing the victim to fake websites designed to steal personal data and financial accounts, most of which are outside Kuwait. Awareness: the first line of defense Moreover, KFH reassures that awareness and vigilance are the first line of defense in combating electronic fraud, urging customers and the public not to respond to any unknown messages that request payment or personal or banking data via suspicious links. The Bank also urges customers to report any shady messages and not to share any banking or personal information under any circumstances. KFH also emphasized its commitment to progressing its role in promoting banking and digital awareness among customers and the community, stemming from its responsibility to protect its customers and help them to recognize advanced fraud methods. Additionally, the Bank noted that fraudsters occasionally exploit the names and logos of official entities to legitimize their crimes. KFH advises customers to verify the source of a message and avoid clicking on suspicious links to prevent falling victim to fraud. KFH stressed the need to combat fraud by increasing financial awareness and vigilance, and refraining from sharing any confidential information related to personal cards, OTP, or bank card passwords, whether by phone, email, or any other means, reconfirming that KFH does not request its customers to share or update their financial data via phone, email, or text message. Diraya campaign It is worth noting that KFH remains committed to supporting Diraya awareness Campaign since its launch by the Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK) and Kuwait Banking Association (KBA). The Bank is keen to place customer security at the top of its priority, reflecting its success in promoting digital and banking awareness and achieving safe digital transformation in sustainable secure environment. KFH continues to implement purposeful initiatives aimed at raising awareness across all segments of society. The Bank posts financial awareness content on its social media platforms and digital channels that showcases the latest services and products.
KFH Concludes the Third Edition of KFH Academy
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has concluded the third, upgraded edition of KFH Academy, which offered a comprehensive training experience combining theoretical knowledge and practical application. The program provided a professional model for qualifying Kuwaiti youth within a leading banking environment across diverse tracks, including Public Relations and Media, Digital Transformation and Innovation, and Business Administration. Over three weeks, 28 participants created a final project summarizing and reflecting on their experience. Each track presented its project at the program's closing and recognition ceremony in the presence of several KFH leaders. This edition builds on last year's successful second edition of KFH Academy by expanding training and adding tracks for a broader group of university students and recent graduates across various disciplines, reflecting KFH's commitment to empowering young national talent. Youth Empowerment In his address delivered during the recognition ceremony, Executive Manager HR Planning and Center of Excellence at KFH, Abdulaziz Almathkoor, said: "At KFH, we are pleased to continue our unwavering commitment to empowering young national cadres by offering the best specialized training programs, which open broad horizons for students and recent graduates to develop their skills and prepare for the job market with confidence and knowledge." He added that KFH Academy's upgraded edition continues previous successes in line with the best international training standards, as KFH sought to expand training by adding vital tracks in Public Relations and Media, Digital Transformation and Innovation, and Engineering Projects to fulfill the aspirations of more students from diverse disciplines. Almathkoor noted the program was designed to top global training standards, blending a rich theoretical learning experience with practical real-world application in professional banking. It also included specialized field visits and intensive workshops with KFH partners across public and private sectors. He further said:"KFH considers investing in people its smartest choice, with building an empowered, conscious, innovative generation serving as the foundation for sustaining its success as a leading financial institution." An Integrated Experience Meanwhile, Senior Manager of Public Relations and Events at KFH, Fahad AlSaad, explained that KFH Academy program was designed specifically for ambitious youth. He noted that the program delivers integrated training and a valuable chance to nurture young talent across various tracks within a professional environment at Kuwait’s largest bank and the world's second-largest Islamic bank. AlSaad stated that the program blends theory and practical application, featuring field visits, KFH Capital training, and workshops with strategic partners like Boursa Kuwait, Coded Academy, and Kuwait Times. AlSaad noted KFH organized the program driven by its social responsibility and leading role to support, empower, and optimally invest in youth potential, honing their skills to become future leaders. AlSaad emphasized that the participants' commitment, seriousness, and passion to benefit from the program were evident in their outstanding contributions to KFH Academy's videos, lectures, and workshops. He noted KFH will continue organizing these purposeful programs alongside its numerous year-round initiatives. AlSaad extended his gratitude to all participating departments for their instrumental support throughout the program, wishing all participants continued growth and success.
Al-Hasawy: Private Residential Transactions Drive Real Estate Market in Q2 2026
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) Executive Manager of Real Estate Valuation, Eng. Hamad Al-Hasawy said that Q2 2026 transactions underscored the private residential sector's vital market standing among market participants. The segment generated nearly half of the quarter's total KD 907.5 million transaction value. Al-Hasawy explained that private residential transactions led Q2 2026 with a 47% share (up from 38.5% in Q1). Investment real estate remained second at 31.6% (vs. 28.5% in Q1), while commercial real estate fell to third at 12.4% (vs. 21.0% in Q1). Other segments made up 8.9% of total transactions, led by plant nurseries (3.2%), warehouses (3.0%), and the coastal strip (~2.6%). Meanwhile, craftmanship real estate accounted for 0.1% of total Q2 value. He added that real estate transaction value reached KD 907.5 million in Q2 2026, based on monthly data from the Ministry of Justice’s Registration and Documentation Services Department. This represents an 11.4% decline from Q1 2026’s high, yet a notable 15% increase year-on-year. Furthermore, Al-Hasawy emphasized that real estate valuation is a key component of the industry, operating at multiple levels. It facilitates seamless financing and organizes market transactions through transparency, professional standards, and fair appraisals that reflect current market realities. He highlighted the exceptional caliber and professionalism of KFH’s valuation team, which continues to bolster the deep trust placed in them by a diverse customer base. Moreover, KFH’s robust organizational structure ensures market-leading performance. Combined with decades of experience, impartiality, and a reputation for reliability, KFH has become the preferred choice for valuation services across all sectors. As an accredited entity, KFH leverages an extensive database and a specialized technical team (comprising engineering, legal, and accounting experts) to deliver valuations rooted in rigorous market studies and real-time monitoring.
KFH strengthens its leadership in digital banking innovation
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) continues to consolidate its leading position in digital banking through KFHOnline, available via mobile and the website. The platform provides integrated, secure, and user-friendly services tailored to customers' daily needs. These include advanced electronic payment and settlement solutions, online account opening, the buying and selling of gold, and a wide range of essential banking transactions. KFHOnline offers over 200 digital banking services, featuring a modern design and smart solutions. The bank has completely upgraded the application, reinforcing its leadership in digital innovation and its commitment to providing advanced financial solutions for a seamless banking experience. This milestone also highlights KFH's excellence in executing its digital transformation strategy. The mobile application provides a wide range of local and international money transfer services such as WAMD money transfer service and co-branded international money transfer services in cooperation with Western Union. This service enables customers to conduct fast and secure transfers, whether in cash, directly to bank accounts, or to digital wallets worldwide, with access to Western Union’s extensive global network. Meanwhile, KFH Pay also provides a flexible and fast mechanism for fund transfers and requests, allowing customers to send payment links or use phone numbers to request funds from individuals or groups. Customers can create custom groups for these requests and easily track everyone's payment status through KFH Pay's "Transactions History" list, enhancing transparency and monitoring. Applying for a financing online through KFHOnline app has become more convenient. Customer can submit their financing request through the Finance Services menu in the app and select Finance Request option, without the need to visit a branch. KFH also provides a fully integrated ecosystem of digital banking card services, allowing customers to instantly issue virtual prepaid cards temporarily suspend and reactivate cards, view KFH Rewards points, and access full card details through the application. The Bank has also made progress in allowing customers to update their Civil IDs and authenticate their identities without using a physical card. Customers can easily transfer funds from their prepaid cards to their personal bank accounts. In addition, KFH customers with supplementary family cards can now manage limits for both those additional cards and their primary debit cards. As part of enhancing added value, the bank added KFH Offers section, integrated into KFHOnline app, where customers can explore a diverse array of exclusive benefits. This comprehensive suite of digital services reflects KFH’s commitment to providing an integrated, technology-driven banking experience. This approach aligns with a strategic vision that anticipates industry trends, ensures sustainable excellence, and reinforces KFH's digital leadership.
