Kuwait Finance House warns against fake investments and financial fraud

Kuwait Finance House warns against fake investments and confirms the safety of Kuwaiti banks.
Translated by Qiyas from النهار — Original source
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has warned customers and the public against high-risk investments being promoted through unofficial channels that are not subject to regulatory oversight, which establishes the laws ensuring investor protection. The proliferation of many fake companies and fraud schemes, fueled by advertisements promising quick and high returns without safeguards, has raised concerns. In a press statement, as part of its efforts to support the “Let’s Be Aware” campaign to raise banking awareness in collaboration with the Central Bank of Kuwait and the Kuwait Banks Association, KFH urged the public not to engage with unsolicited calls, advertisements, text messages, or electronic communications from unknown sources, and to consult qualified experts before making investment decisions.
KFH emphasized that Kuwaiti banks offer a diverse range of investment opportunities that help customers grow their savings and achieve good returns with limited and calculated risks, within a clear regulatory framework that ensures legal and administrative accountability. Given that these banks operate under the supervision of the Central Bank of Kuwait, they represent a safe and stable option for those wishing to invest their savings and funds, alongside other licensed companies and entities regulated and monitored by authorities responsible for protecting the national economy, financial transactions, and investment activities.
Kuwaiti banks provide various services and products for safe investing, eliminating the need to engage in investment activities with unknown entities that promise alleged cash flows from projects that are either fictitious or highly risky. Meanwhile, banks assist those wishing to invest their money and savings in achieving the best returns through diversified investment instruments suited to different capacities and resources. These instruments are professionally managed by specialized professional staff and are subject to oversight and monitoring by multi-level regulatory authorities.