The government acquires 49% of its shares, while 51% were offered for public subscription with a capital of KD 10 million. KFH has been keen to prioritize its clients, since they have exerted sterling efforts to set it up, and have continued to support it at a time when many people doubted that it will continue.
Moreover, KFH introduced Shariah compliant banking services and products that are used by people daily, where they are now familiar with terms such as Ijarah, Murabaha, Istisnaa, and speculations.
Regarding KFH’s social responsibility role, it spent last year more than KD 8 million for social issues, and has also financed several major developmental projects in Kuwait and the world.