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KFH Launches the Largest National Campaign of Its Kind
In line with its social responsibility, Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has launched the largest national campaign of its kind under a strategic partnership with the Voluntary Work Center, represented by the center’s Chairperson, Sheikha Amthal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah. Titled “Kuwait’s flag on Every House”, the campaign underscores the flag as a powerful symbol of national identity and belonging. As part of this initiative, Kuwait flags will be distributed to citizens, fostering a deeper sense of national pride and reinforcing social cohesion, particularly at a time when unity and collective solidarity are paramount. With the campaign officially launched on Wednesday, 15 April 16, 2026 at 12.00 PM, KFH has started the flag distribution across a number of its branches on different days. These branches include Khaldiya, Bayan, Qasr, Fahaheel and Al Khiran Mall. The initiative will continue in the coming period, with daily distribution of flags in multiple locations across the country. Additionally, the campaign, the largest of its kind in Kuwait, ensures nationwide participation among citizens. It is worth noting that this campaign reflects KFH’s commitment to social responsibility and efforts in implementing societal initiatives that serve the country and promote positive national values, in collaboration with voluntary organizations. It also underscores the Bank’s leading role in supporting the community, representing unity and cohesion that defines Kuwaiti society.
KFH warns against fraudulent investments and scams
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) reaffirmed its commitment to financial awareness and customer protection as part of its participation in the Diraya Campaign, warning the public against the rising risks of fraudulent investments and financial scams. In a press release, KFH added that the investment options offered by local banks, under the regulations of the Central Bank of Kuwait (CBK), are a safe haven and a stable source for financial investments, along with other companies and official institutions licensed and subject to the regulatory authorities responsible for protecting the national economy and the investment sector. KFH pointed out that the secure investment services and products obviate the need for involvement in investment activities with unfamiliar entities that promise financial returns from fraudulent or high-risk projects. KFH also stated that banks are assisting individuals seeking to invest in their funds through a variety of investment tools and experienced employees subject to the regulations and guidelines of regulators. KFH explained that among these safe investment services the banks offer are investment deposits, investment funds, investment savings in addition to the long and short-term investment plans. Meanwhile, KFH warns customers against engaging in high-risk investments that are promoted by unregulated entities and are not subject to oversight by any supervisory authority fueled by the growing presence of shell companies and other online scammers that promote quick profits. KFH advises customers and investors to refrain from responding to advertisements, text messages and emails received from unknown sources. Additionally, the Bank also urges investors to seek advice from qualified experts before making any investment decisions.
KFH Crowned Best and Safest Private Bank in Kuwait & Middle East
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has reaffirmed its leadership in private banking and wealth management by winning four distinguished awards from Euromoney in 2026. The awards are: • Middle East’s Safest Private Bank • Kuwait’s Best Private Bank • Kuwait’s Safest Private Bank • Kuwait’s Best Bank for Real Estate Financing These awards underscores KFH’s steadfast commitment to delivering secure, innovative, and client-focused private banking and wealth management experiences built on quality and sustainable growth. They mark a new milestone in KFH’s journey, adding to its growing list of international recognitions and reinforcing its strategic vision to provide exceptional Sharia-compliant private banking and wealth management services. The awards ceremony, held in London, was attended by Alexander Liddle, Deputy Group CEO for Private Banking, Wealth Management and Business Excellence, and Philip Crawford, CEO of KFH UK, who accepted the honors on behalf of the bank. KFH was recognized for its ability to meet the evolving needs of high-net-worth clients through a comprehensive suite of advisory services. Supported by experienced relationship managers, clients benefit from tailored solutions across everyday banking, savings, real estate, business financing, and advanced investment services. With extensive regional and international expertise, KFH offers global multi‑asset class open‑architecture discretionary portfolios, equity funds, international real estate, and leasing funds—all delivered to the highest international standards. Operating across 10 countries, including Kuwait, Bahrain, the UK, Egypt, Turkey, and Germany, KFH provides diverse Sharia-compliant investment opportunities worldwide. Innovation remains central to KFH’s strategy. The launch of the KFH Wealth App enables clients to manage investments in real time, access secure advisory services, and complete KYC updates digitally reflecting the bank’s forward-looking approach to private banking. The Global Private Banking Awards are among the industry’s most prestigious honors, evaluated on financial performance, innovation, service quality, and wealth management strategy. Each award is submission-based, allowing each bank to tell the story of its achievements, innovations and performance over the 12-month award period For over 50 years, Euromoney has been the trusted benchmark for excellence in global banking and finance, recognizing institutions that demonstrate outstanding performance, innovation, and client service.
KFH Ranks First in Kuwait on Forbes’ 2026 List of The Middle East`s 100 Most Valuable Companies
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) ranked first in Kuwait and 12th regionally on Forbes’ 2026 list of the 100 Most Valuable Companies in the Middle East and North Africa. With a market capitalization of $47.6 billion, KFH has cemented its position as Kuwait`s largest company across all sectors. The Forbes list features the region’s largest, most valuable, and most profitable companies across sectors, including banking, energy, industrials, petrochemicals, telecommunications, transportation, and construction. KFH Group Chief Executive Officer, Khaled Yousef AlShamlan stated that the bank’s competitive advantages secured its top position among Kuwaiti firms on Forbes’ 2026 list of the Middle East’s 100 Most Valuable Companies. He attributed this to sustainable profitability, operational excellence, financial efficiency, and innovative services, alongside the seamless integration of the Group’s global operations across 10 countries and more than 600 branches. AlShamlan added that KFH’s ranking reflects its broad customer base, diverse activities and services, leadership in digital transformation across banking and operations, and the integration of sustainability across the Group. He noted that the ranking is a testament to KFH’s financial strength and its position as the most profitable bank in the sector. In 2025, KFH reported net profit of KD 632.1 million attributable to the shareholders of the bank; an increase of 5.0% compared to 2024. Net financing income reached KD 1.3 billion, up 11.5%, while net operating income rose to KD 1.2 billion, up 10.7%. Forbes Middle East also said that KFH signed the largest Kuwaiti dinar-denominated credit facility agreement, valued at KD 1.5 billion, with KPC. The Islamic finance tranche totaled KD 675 million, with KFH contributing KD 405 million. The publication further highlighted KFH’s successful $1 billion senior unsecured Sukuk issuance, a key step in the Bank’s strategy to strengthen its capital base, diversify funding sources, and expand its capacity to finance major development projects in Kuwait. Methodology The Forbes ranking is based on market capitalization data from 12 stock exchanges across 11 MENA countries. Companies were ranked using closing prices as of January 31, 2026, with currency conversions calculated based on exchange rates from the same date.
