Kuwait Finance House (KFH) announced its participation in the MoneyTech 2026 Forum, a leading annual event gathering prominent investment, business, and technology leaders from across the region. The event will take place on November 1, 2026, at The St. Regis Kuwait.

KFH participation reflects its longstanding commitment to technology and digital innovation, as well as its role in supporting technological transformation, developing banking services, and enhancing customer experience. It also underscores the bank’s keenness to participate in forums which discuss the future of financial services.

During the event, Deputy Group CEO Technology and Operations at KFH, Haytham Alterkait, will discuss digital transformation and artificial intelligence in the banking sector, two key drivers of competitive advantage and sustainable growth in today´s market.

Alterkait will highlight the key pillars of digital transformation strategies. He will cover various aspects related to the bank, including its customers, infrastructure, services, and products, in addition to the importance of business and service continuity, regardless of challenging circumstances.

The Bank’s participation in MoneyTech 2026 aligns with its ongoing efforts to support initiatives and events that advance the banking sector, driven by the expanding role of technology and digital transformation in boosting operational efficiency and delivering more advanced services. It also demonstrates the Bank’s commitment to meeting the aspirations of both retail and corporate customers by developing innovative solutions designed around the latest global industry trends.

Organized by Al-Jarida newspaper, and marking its 5th edition, this year MoneyTech focuses on companies and institutions that have successfully navigated the exceptional challenges in global markets, maintained business continuity, and developed more agile operating models capable of delivering sustainable growth.

The forum also brings together a group of investors, entrepreneurs, and technology leaders from various countries to discuss several vital issues. Notable discussions include investment strategies in fintech, repatriating regional wealth, and the opportunities provided by technological innovations to support economic growth and enhance market competitiveness.