As the world moves towards being more reliant on digital and data-driven technologies, banks must deliver innovative changes, especially when confronted with a volatile economic landscape. Kuwait International Bank is helping to drive these changes

We are now living in the digital age, necessitating a paradigm shift for many as goods and services are reimagined to transform the way we live and do business. Kuwait International Bank has been active in shaping this new landscape to bring about an international finance hub for ‘New Kuwait’

In a post-COVID reality, Kuwait International Bank (KIB) is the model of a bank adapting to change by striving for innovative evolution and with a proactive growth plan in place, a promising future awaits

After years of sluggish growth, Kuwait’s banking sector is finally booming and its financial institutions are capitalising. Among them is Kuwait International Bank, whose exciting new strategy puts people at the heart of its ambitions

Kuwait International Bank has recently introduced a range of innovate technologies across its business that have enabled the market leading bank to better connect with its customers

Kuwait International Bank has placed customer prosperity at the heart of its business model as it helps to drive the digital transformation of the nation’s financial services sector

KIB’s Mohammad Said El Saka explains the bank’s strategy to become Kuwait’s Islamic bank of choice

In a tumultuous economic climate, constancy can be hard to find. Chairman of Kuwait International Bank Sheikh Mohammed Jarrah Al-Sabah spoke to World Finance about the evolution of the Arab banking industry

As low crude prices spell trouble for many oil-rich Gulf states, Kuwait’s banking sector continues to prosper

Head of Corporate Communications Nawaf Najia discusses KIB’s corporate social responsibility programme

Kuwait International Bank’s Nawaf Najia outlines the bank’s aggressive strategy in the hyper-competitive GCC

London’s position as the financial centre of Europe is under threat. As other cities compete for the title, Mourad Mekhail explains how EU-Arab banking relations are a necessity

Kuwait’s banking sector has done much to boost the local economy, helping the country to diversify and lessen the impact of the current low-oil-price environment

Kuwait has more to offer than oil. With real estate and Islamic finance on the increase, World Finance spoke with Loai Muqames, CEO of Kuwait International Bank, to discuss the country’s future and how his bank is ready for the next chapter

World Finance talks to Mourad Mekhail of Kuwait International Bank about the future ahead, the bank’s recent Fitch upgrade, and its Sharia compliant activities