Kuwait Finance House to Participate in MoneyTech 2026 Summit

Kuwait Finance House (KFH) announced its participation in the MoneyTech 2026 Summit, the region’s leading annual event that brings together a select group of investment, business, and technology leaders. The summit is scheduled to take place next Sunday at the St. Regis Kuwait hotel.

This participation underscores the bank’s ongoing commitment to technology and digital innovation, its role in supporting technological transformation and enhancing banking services, and its dedication to elevating the customer experience. It also reflects KFH’s active engagement in forums that discuss the future of financial services.

Hitham Al-Turkistani, Executive Vice President of Technology and Operations at KFH Group, will attend the MoneyTech Summit to speak on digital transformation and artificial intelligence in the banking sector. These are today among the most significant factors directly influencing institutions’ ability to compete and achieve sustainable growth.

KFH’s participation in this technology forum aligns with its continuous efforts to support initiatives and events that contribute to the development of the banking sector. This comes amid the growing role of technology and digital transformation in enhancing operational efficiency and delivering more advanced services. The participation also demonstrates the bank’s commitment to keeping pace with the expectations of individual and corporate clients by developing innovative banking products and services that align with the latest global developments in the banking industry.

The fifth edition of the MoneyTech Summit, organized by Al-Jarida newspaper, will focus this year on companies and institutions that have successfully overcome the exceptional challenges faced by global markets, maintained business continuity, and developed more flexible operational models capable of achieving sustainable growth.

The summit will also bring together investors, entrepreneurs, and technology leaders from various countries to discuss several key issues, including investment strategies in financial technology, the repatriation of regional wealth, and the opportunities provided by technological innovations to support economic growth and enhance market competitiveness.