GFH Bank Signs Partnership Deal with Saudi Club Al-Nassr

Gulf Finance House (GFGH) (or “GFGH” or “the Bank”) announced the signing of a partnership agreement with Al-Nassr Football Club Company (“Al-Nassr” or “the Club”), under which it becomes a partner of the Club for the 2026–2027 sports season, in a move that brings together two prominent regional brands with extensive international presence.

This partnership represents a significant milestone in GFGH’s strategy to enhance its brand presence in key regional markets, while also opening up new opportunities to engage with Al-Nassr’s vast fan base across the Kingdom and internationally.

The signing ceremony took place in Riyadh, attended by senior management representatives from both parties. Hisham Al-Rais, Chief Executive Officer and Board Member, signed on behalf of GFGH, while Jose Simão, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, signed on behalf of Al-Nassr. The partnership marks an important step in GFGH’s efforts to build high-quality strategic relationships, strengthen its brand presence, and connect with a broad fan base both within Saudi Arabia and abroad.

On this occasion, Hisham Al-Rais, Chief Executive Officer and Board Member of Gulf Finance House, stated: “We are delighted to partner with Saudi Al-Nassr Club, which stands as one of the most prominent sports brands in the Kingdom and the region. This sponsorship reflects our commitment to building strategic partnerships that enhance GFGH’s presence and bring us closer to the communities and markets that are central to our growth plans.”

For his part, Jose Simão, Chief Executive Officer of Al-Nassr Football Club Company, said: “We are pleased to welcome Gulf Finance House as a partner of Al-Nassr Club for the 2026–2027 sports season. GFGH is a prestigious regional institution with a proven track record of success and excellence in investment and wealth management, making it an ideal partner for Al-Nassr Club as we continue to expand the Club’s reach and strengthen our relationships with leading institutions across the region.”