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KFH Supports Public-Private Sector Collaboration to Advance Sustainability
Minister of State for Development and Sustainability, Dr. Reem Al-Fulaij, emphasized her commitment to strengthening policies and initiatives that support the transition toward sustainable development. She highlighted efforts to enhance integration among relevant entities and to develop frameworks that respond to environmental and economic changes, ensuring a balance between economic growth and the preservation of resources. Dr. Al-Fulaij highlighted that private sector contributions are a vital complement to national efforts. She commended KFH’s proactive initiatives in environmental protection and the adoption of sustainable practices, underscoring the importance of strong partnerships between government entities and financial institutions to achieve national sustainability objectives and maximize their positive impact on society and the business environment. This was stated during a meeting with a delegation from KFH, including Group Head of Compliance and Governance, Meshal AlShaya, Head of Public Relations and Media, Yousef Al-Ruwaieh, and Executive Manager of Governance and Sustainability, Mohammad Alarbeed. The meeting addressed key sustainability topics, focusing on ways to coordinate efforts and strengthen joint cooperation. Discussions also reviewed KFH’s sustainability milestones, its strategic alignment with Kuwait Vision 2035, and its commitment to advancing sustainable and social development in accordance with the highest international standards. Dr. Al-Fulaij stressed the need to strengthen the sustainable development and environmental protection framework. She called for seamless coordination between the public and private sectors to address environmental challenges, optimize natural resource management, adopt modern technologies, and invest in national talent, all in line with the State’s strategic vision for sustainability. Meanwhile, the KFH delegation emphasized institutionalizing sustainability across all operations and services, reaffirming its readiness to support government efforts and lead national sustainability initiatives. The delegation highlighted KFH as a leading model in environmental protection initiatives, climate change resilience, financial inclusion, community support, women empowerment, youth support, entrepreneurship, and the promotion of transparency and governance principles. The bank also continues integrating sustainability into its overall strategy and adopting Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards in alignment with Kuwait Vision 2035 and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). The delegation noted that KFH is committed to issuing its annual Sustainability Report and Carbon Footprint Report to provide transparent and comprehensive assessments of the environmental impact of its operations. This commitment is reflected in the Bank’s achievement of an ‘A’ rating in the MSCI ESG Index and its inclusion in the global FTSE4Good Index, reinforcing its strong performance in sustainable finance. The bank also recently secured the “Best Bank for Sustaining Communities in the Middle East” and "World’s Best Islamic Bank for Corporate Social Responsibility 2026" awards from Global Finance magazine. Such recognition underscores KFH’s proven track record in green finance, the strategic reach of its community programs, and its leadership in sustainability and EESG standards.
KFH Launches Banking Services Via WhatsApp
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has launched a suite of new banking services via WhatsApp, a first for the banking sector in Kuwait. This initiative is part of KFH’s ongoing commitment to enhancing customer experience through digital channels that are accessible, secure, and available around the clock. The service was built in partnership with Infobip, a leading global provider of cloud communications and interactive services. Commenting on the new service, Executive Manager Digital Channels at KFH Meshal Mandani, explained that customers can now perform numerous banking transactions easily, quickly, and securely through a simple interactive interface, without needing to visit a branch or call the Contact Center. This significantly enhances customer convenience and aligns with today’s fast-paced digital lifestyle. He pointed out that the new services include internal account transfers, transfers to credit and prepaid cards, balance inquiries, six-month statements, IBAN generation, financing applications, branch locator, and live chat with customer service representatives. All services are available 24/7 with the highest security standards to ensure complete data confidentiality and transaction safety. "To access these services, customers should save KFH’s number, 1803333, to their contacts and install WhatsApp. They can then begin using the service instantly," he added. Mandani said that the new initiative reinforces KFH’s digital leadership and its advanced digital transformation journey. "Providing banking services via a major social media platform allows KFH to expand its reach while maintaining the highest standards of security and data protection." This launch further strengthens KFH’s diverse digital ecosystem, which includes KFHonline app, KFH Go smart branches, ATMs, phone banking, and digital payment solutions such as WAMD and KFH PAY. KFH continues to lead the digital transformation in Kuwait’s banking sector through state-of-the-art infrastructure and integrated platforms, delivering secure, seamless, round-the-clock banking experiences. This is clearly demonstrated by the completion of more than 600 million electronic transactions in 2025 across its various channels, a strong testament to customer confidence and the effectiveness of its digital solutions. KFH remains a pioneer in innovative digital banking, having introduced many market-first solutions including instant card printing, fully digital account opening, virtual cards, advanced card management, online gold trading, and seamless local and international transfers, along with specialized applications for retail and corporate customers.
KFH Opens New Horizons of Innovation for Employees
As part of its commitment to a creativity-driven workplace, Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has launched the Innovation Center. This comprehensive internal platform enables employees to submit innovative proposals year-round, creating a self-renewing cycle that enhances financial services and solutions, operational processes, and customer experience. KFH Group Chief Technology and Digital Transformation Officer, Meshaal AlMunaikh said that this initiative extends the success of the Innovation Challenge, a competition organized by the Bank at the Group level for nine consecutive years. As the first of its kind in Kuwait’s banking sector, the program has proven that KFH employees possess the creative capabilities to drive tangible improvements in operational efficiency and customer experience, all while adhering to the highest professional and regulatory standards. Partners in creating change AlMunaikh added: "The Innovation Center reaffirms KFH's commitment to nurturing creativity through a dedicated platform that channels employee ingenuity into all business areas. Aligned with KFH's digital transformation strategy, this initiative invests in staff by broadening the pathways for sharing ideas. Valuing these contributions deepens employees' sense of ownership and boosts morale, empowering them as active partners in KFH’s continued growth and evolution." Strengthening the culture of innovation AlMunaikh noted that the Innovation Center aims to reinforce a culture of collaboration and expertise-sharing among employees, opening avenues for transforming new ideas into high-impact projects. “Submissions are assessed through a structured framework based on precise criteria, including viability and feasibility, as well as expected impact on growth. This approach strengthens the Bank’s competitiveness and reaffirms innovation as a strategic pillar, consolidating its leadership in the Islamic banking industry,” he added.
KFH Hosts Private Banking Panel on Navigating Market Volatility and Investment Strategy in 2026
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) hosted a high level panel discussion themed “Navigating Markets through Geopolitical Uncertainty”, bringing together KFH’s Private Banking clients, senior investment professionals, and regional experts to assess the global and regional forces shaping the current investment landscape. The panel discussion featured Deputy Group CEO of Private Banking, Wealth Management and Business Excellence at KFH, Alex Liddle, Head of Group PBWM Client Investment Strategy at KFH, Alan Higgins, Chief Asset Management Officer at KFH Capital, Abdullah Al Ali, Economic Adviser Strategic Planning at KFH, Dr. Naser Alziyadat; and Deputy CEO at KFH UK, Julie Azharian. Deputy Group CEO for Private Banking, Wealth Management and Business Excellence at KFH, Alex Liddle, said in his opening remarks at the panel discussion that the session was held against a backdrop of heightened global and regional uncertainty, shaped by geopolitical tensions, evolving inflation dynamics, and continued market volatility. He also conveyed prayers for the safety, peace, and wellbeing of communities worldwide, and for the sustained stability and prosperity of Kuwait and the wider region. “Markets continue to experience increased volatility, shifting inflation trends, and changing investor sentiment,” Liddle said, reaffirming KFH’s steadfast commitment to its clients, underscoring the Bank’s disciplined approach to wealth management and long term value creation. “Our responsibility remains unwavering: to protect and grow our clients’ wealth, to navigate change with prudence, and to identify sustainable long term opportunities grounded in strong fundamentals,” he said, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a clear and measured investment strategy in increasingly complex market conditions. Liddle further noted that the panel was designed to deliver practical insights and foster informed dialogue, providing perspectives on the key forces shaping markets in 2026. He explained that the discussion aims to support disciplined investment decision‑making and encourage constructive engagement between KFH clients and experts. By sharing expertise and diverse viewpoints, he affirmed, KFH is well positioned to help clients navigate the year ahead with confidence and resilience. The panel underscores KFH’s commitment to providing clarity and perspective during a period defined by geopolitical uncertainty, shifting inflation dynamics, and heightened market volatility. By convening senior investment professionals and regional specialists, the discussion translated complex global developments into actionable insights, helping investors better interpret market signals across asset classes, regions, and sectors. A central theme of the discussion was the importance of distinguishing short term market noise from long term, market moving fundamentals. Panelists emphasized that markets respond not to geopolitical events themselves, but to their economic consequences—particularly their impact on inflation, monetary policy, and growth. This disciplined perspective plays a vital role in helping investors avoid emotionally driven decisions and remain focused on long term investment objectives, especially during periods of elevated volatility. The session also provided valuable guidance on portfolio construction in an evolving macroeconomic environment. Discussions around potential inflation scenarios, the role of real assets, and the strategic positioning of gold as a long term portfolio diversifier highlighted the need for diversification strategies that extend beyond traditional frameworks. These insights reflected KFH’s research driven approach to asset allocation, aimed at capital preservation, risk management, and enhanced risk adjusted returns over time. Additionally, a focused segment on UK real estate demonstrated KFH’s responsiveness to client interests and its ability to combine global reach with localized expertise. Insights from KFH UK showcased how selective opportunities emerge following a period of market repricing, reinforcing the importance of asset quality, income stability, and long term investment discipline. Overall, the panel reaffirmed KFH’s role as a trusted partner to its clients—committed to informed dialogue, prudent strategy, and resilience in helping investors navigate an increasingly uncertain global investment environment.
