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KFH Reiterates Warning Against Cyber Fraud and Personal Data Theft
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 Wins Global Finance`s Best Bank for Financial Institutions in the Middle East Award
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) won Global Finance magazine’s 2026 Best Bank for Financial Institutions in the Middle East award at the 26th annual Treasury and Cash Management Awards. The award recognizes KFH’s excellence in providing specialized banking services and its success in building strategic partnerships with regional and international financial institutions. KFH Group Chief Operations Officer, Abdulla Abu Alhous, indicated the underscores the bank’s leading role in delivering genuine value to global financial partners. Abu Alhous explained that this award expands the bank’s record of international accolades, reflecting its Islamic banking leadership and ongoing commitment to providing the highest standards of quality, innovation, and excellence to global customers and partners. Abu Alhous emphasized that winning Best Bank for Financial Institutions in the Middle East reflects KFH’s strategy to strengthen its regional and global presence and develop specialized banking services. He noted this success leverages the bank's advanced technological infrastructure and deep Islamic banking experience, pointing out that KFH maintains strong ties with 191 banks worldwide, underscoring its market influence and role as a key link between regional and international banking services. Award criteria The Global Finance Awards are highly prestigious accolades recognizing banks with outstanding performance in treasury and cash management. The publication evaluates recipients based on criteria such as market share, customer service, product innovation, and the ability to meet evolving customer needs. The magazine used a multi-tiered assessment process, which included entries from banks and providers and input from industry analysts, corporate executives, technology experts and independent research, to select the best providers of treasury and cash management services. Evaluation combined subjective and objective criteria including profitability, market share, reach, customer service, competitive pricing, and product innovation. The process also weighed how successfully treasury and cash management providers differentiated themselves from competitors regarding core service provision. Global Finance Global Finance, founded in 1987, has a circulation of 50,000 and readers in 193 countries, territories and districts. Global Finance’s audience includes senior corporate and financial officers responsible for making investment and strategic decisions at multinational companies and financial institutions.
KFH enhances financing options with Car, Boat and Motorbike Financing against cash collateral
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) continues to enhance "Car, Boat and Motorbike Financing against cash collaterals " product. The product provides customers with a flexible and swift financing method to acquire new and used cars, boats, and both marine and land motorbikes, against financial guarantees through investment deposits. This comes as part of KFH ongoing commitment to develop financing services and innovative solutions to meet the aspirations of various customers segments. The product is part of KFH’s strategy to diversify Islamic financing solutions and enhance customer experience by offering flexible options and ease procedures to meet their needs and obtain financing in a more efficient and faster way. The Car, Boat and Motorbike Financing against cash collateral does not require salary transfer or deduction, a guarantor or lengthy documentation and procedures. Financing is granted to individuals against a full financial guarantee on the debt, with a fixed deposit held by the customer. Financing limits against collateral are determined based on the value of the cash collateral, providing more flexibility for customers without being bound by a maximum installment or debt limit. Furthermore, the product offers adjustable payment period of up to 10 years, along with competitive profits rates and various payment programs. The customer continues to earn deposit profits throughout the financing period, making the product ideal for deposit owners to benefit from their financial assets while maintaining their returns. In addition, the product enables fast processing of transactions and obtaining approvals according to the customer’s financial position, helping shorten time and effort and allowing customers to acquire the vehicles they desire easily and smoothly. Among the main services KFH provides in the auto sector through its showrooms and various sales channels is the Amanah car sale service, which allows customers to authorize the bank to sell their vehicles through KFH Auto showrooms. Another key service is vehicle valuation, which helps customers benefit from the value of their current vehicles when purchasing new ones. The product aims to enhance the added value for the bank’s deposit owners and savings account customers by linking financial services and products within an integrated system that provides additional benefits, contributing to reinforcing the long-term relationship and providing exceptional banking experience.
KFH Continues to Invest in Youth and Empowers Digital Transformation
Kuwait Finance House (KFH), as part of its strategic partnership with CODED Academy, has concluded the activities of the 6th edition of the "Kuwait Codes" program. The closing ceremony featured showcase presentations of innovative student projects and the honoring of standout participants, with the attendance of numerous officials, partners, parents, and stakeholders from the technology and education sectors. During his speech at the closing ceremony, Fahad AlSaad, Senior Manager of PR and Events at KFH, stated that the "Kuwait Codes" program is a pioneering initiative, reflecting KFH’s commitment to supporting education, empowering youth, and investing in their capabilities. He noted that the initiative equips participants with the technical and cognitive skills required to meet future demands and contribute to the digital transformation journey in the State of Kuwait. AlSaad added that the strategic partnership between KFH and CODED Academy, which started in 2018, serves as a successful model of collaboration aimed at youth empowerment and investing in their technical capabilities. Through “Kuwait Codes” program, this partnership has successfully equipped more than 10,000 students with advanced digital and technical skills, helping prepare a generation capable of meeting future demands and addressing emerging challenges with confidence and competence. Furthermore, the initiative has contributed to raising cybersecurity awareness and embedding a digital culture across various age groups, supporting efforts to build a more digitally aware community prepared for rapid technological transformation. AlSaad emphasized that investing in human capital is a key pillar of sustainable development, noting that KFH is committed to supporting initiatives that foster a generation capable of leading the digital future and advancing the knowledge economy. This aligns with Kuwait's vision for digital transformation and building a society grounded in innovation and technology. He highlighted that the projects and ideas presented by the students during the closing ceremony reflect the vast imagination and promising capabilities the Kuwaiti youth possessed. He added that this underscores the initiative's success in cultivating analytical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills, while fostering a spirit of creativity and entrepreneurship among the participants. AlSaad pointed out that "Kuwait Codes" is no longer just a coding training program but has evolved into a national platform that helps discover young talent and empowers them to leverage technology in creating innovative solutions and ideas that serve the community and meet future needs. AlSaad expressed his gratitude and appreciation to CODED Academy, its trainers, and everyone involved in the initiative. He also praised the vital role parents play in supporting and encouraging their children to acquire technical skills, while congratulating all participants on their outstanding achievements throughout the program. Digital Sustainability Award As part of its support for innovation and sustainability, AlSaad noted that KFH launched the "Digital Sustainability Award" for the best tech project aligned with sustainability concepts. The award aims to encourage students to develop innovative digital solutions that serve the community and advance the digital transformation journey. The award was won by student Nora Sulaiman Al-Khezai for her project "Be Aware", an innovative application that encourages community members to help keep Kuwait clean by reporting or photographing waste locations. The app leverages artificial intelligence to identify the type of waste in images, alongside a gamified points system that allows users to redeem points for rewards, thereby promoting a culture of social responsibility and environmental sustainability through innovative technical solutions. AlSaad pointed out that supporting education and youth empowerment are core pillars for achieving sustainability, driven by KFH's firm belief that investing in human capital is the most crucial and impactful investment. This reflects its pioneering role in social responsibility and its ongoing commitment to contributing to a knowledge-based economy shaped by creativity and innovation. He added that KFH will continue to invest in impactful, long-term qualitative initiatives, particularly in the fields of education, technology, and ingenuity, driven by its social responsibility and its commitment to its developmental role as an active partner in supporting the community. Meanwhile, Hashim Behbehani, Co-Founder of CODED Academy, stated: "KFH's partnership with CODED Academy began right at the start of the initiative, leaving a profound impact on developing students' capabilities and elevating their technical and creative outputs year after year. We deeply value this continuous support for the “Kuwait Codes” initiative and many other CODED Academy programs, and we look forward to continuing this fruitful partnership in the coming years to empower more Kuwaiti youth and prepare them for future demands."
