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Al-Hasawy: Q1 Real Estate Transactions Reflect Investor Confidence
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) Executive Manager of Real Estate Valuation, Eng. Hamad Al-Hasawy, said that the real estate sector demonstrated resilience during the first quarter of 2026 and reinforced investor confidence, despite geopolitical developments, in addition to reduced trading days and hours due to public holidays and the month of Ramadan. He noted that the real estate market recorded high transaction levels exceeding KD 1 billion during Q1 2026, marking a 15.7% year-on-year increase. This growth was driven by notable activity in commercial real estate and private residential properties. He further pointed out that a new and significant activity emerged in the plant nurseries segment, which recorded 21 transactions valued at KD 79.3 million during the quarter. Al-Hasawy emphasized that this diversity across real estate segments reflects the underlying strength of the market and its multiple interlinked drivers, which enhance its resilience and ability to withstand and manage risks. He stated in a press release: “A modest increase in demand for various real estate segments was observed, reflected in 1,324 transactions recorded during the first quarter, representing a 1.7% year-on-year increase. This was driven by a slight rise in transactions within the private residential segment, while trading activity declined across other real estate categories over the same period, except for the coastal strip. However, overall transactions decreased by 24% on a quarter-on-quarter basis." Al-Hasawy noted that real estate market performance during the first quarter of this year reinforces to investors the importance of avoiding concentration in a single real estate sector and the need for diversification to reduce risks and maximize benefits from market developments. He also emphasized the importance of studying opportunities related to growing demand and trading activity across different real estate segments. Furthermore, Al-Hasawy emphasized that real estate valuation is a cornerstone 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 Ranks Among the Top Five MEA Banks with a Market Cap of USD 44.69 Billion
In a new achievement, Kuwait Finance House (KFH) ranked among the top five banks in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) by market capitalization, reaching USD 44.69 billion at the end of Q1 2026, according to a rankings analysis conducted by S&P Global Market Intelligence on the top 20 MEA banks. KFH is the only Kuwaiti institution to break into the region’s top five banks. This achievement reinforces its position as a leading Kuwait-based global Islamic financial institution, with a strategy focused on entering the world’s top 100 banks. It also underscores the strength and competitiveness of Kuwait’s banking sector and its role in advancing Kuwait Vision 2035. S&P Global Market Intelligence’s analysis highlights banks based on their total market capitalization in US dollars, using data from the last trading day of the relevant stock markets for each bank as of end of Q1 2026. The analysis was also benchmarked against the report issued at the beginning of January 2026. KFH climbed to fifth place in Q1 2026, despite the geopolitical headwinds weighing on regional markets. This milestone highlights KFH’s leadership as the largest company on Boursa Kuwait by market capitalization and a dominant player in the Middle East. It stands as a testament to the bank’s operational excellence, strong asset quality, and prudent risk management, demonstrating its ability to navigate global economic challenges and sustain growth across all its operating markets. This achievement is underpinned by the strength of KFH's business model and its ability to deliver sustained growth, recording the highest net profit in Kuwait's banking sector. It reflects the bank's excellence in embracing technology and digital transformation across its banking and operational functions, while embedding sustainability at the core of its operations. KFH's ongoing commitment to advancing its banking services has broadened its customer base, kept pace with evolving customer expectations, and reinforced their trust, all while driving greater synergy across the Group's operations spanning approximately 10 countries and a network of over 600 branches worldwide.
KFH Announces Winners of Al-Hassad and Al-Rabeh Monthly Draws
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has announced the April 2026 monthly draw winners for its Al-Hassad and Al-Rabeh accounts. Al-Hassad account offers total annual prizes of KD 3 million, while Al-Rabeh account awards KD 1,000 each to 30 winners every month, reflecting KFH`s commitment to rewarding customer loyalty and trust. KFH conducted two draws, awarding 31 winners a total of KD 130,000 in cash prizes, distributed as follows: • Al-Hassad Account: One winner received KD 100,000. • Al-Rabeh Account: 30 winners received KD 1,000 each. The full list of winners is available on KFH’s official social media channels. The new campaign for Al-Hassad account features substantial prizes, headlined by a KD 1.5 million Grand Prize, a KD 500,000 semi-annual prize, and a KD 100,000 monthly prize. Effective January of this year, the new Al-Hassad prize campaign coincided with the resumption of investment account draws conducted under the supervision of independent auditors appointed by the bank to ensure the highest standards of integrity and transparency. KFH continues to enhance the features of its Al-Hassad account, one of the bank’s flagship products that has gained remarkable popularity and strong customer trust. Al-Hassad account offers increased chances of winning, with one entry for every KD 50 deposited. The longer the balance is maintained, the greater the number of entries, bringing customers closer to the title of "KFH Millionaire". As for Al-Rabeh account, it is a dedicated salary account. To qualify for the draws, customers must deposit at least three salaries over the three months preceding the draw and maintain a minimum monthly closing balance of KD 50 throughout that period. The account awards 30 winners KD 1,000 each month. KFH remains committed to offering premium banking products that fulfill customer aspirations and provide unique opportunities to win significant cash prizes. This makes the account a highly appealing savings and investment solution. Based on the Wakala investment structure, Al-Hassad account allows the bank to invest the full balance at a pre-agreed expected profit rate, in addition to the monthly, semi-annual, and annual prize draws. Customers can open Al-Hassad and Al-Rabeh accounts through KFH branches, KFHonline, or ATMs to enjoy exclusive draw opportunities and a wide range of banking benefits.
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.
