Kuwait Investment Company Strategic Partner in 'MoneyTech'
Kuwait Investment Company participates as a strategic partner in MoneyTech 2026, presenting a session on repatriating funds.
Translated by Alqyas from Al-Nahar — Original source
Talal Sulaiman Al-Rashdan, Deputy Head of Public Relations and Media at Kuwait Investment Company, emphasized the importance of the company’s participation as a strategic partner in the fifth edition of MoneyTech 2026, organized by Al-Jarida newspaper. He noted that this participation reflects the company’s commitment to strengthening its presence at specialized economic and investment events, and contributing to dialogues discussing developments in financial markets, investment trends, and the future of the financial sector in the region.
Al-Rashdan explained that the MoneyTech summit serves as an important platform bringing together a select group of leaders, experts, and specialists in the financial, investment, and technology sectors, enabling the exchange of experiences and perspectives on the most significant transformations affecting markets, challenges related to investment and wealth management, and an overview of investment opportunities in local, regional, and global markets.
He added that the company’s participation as a strategic partner underscores its interest in supporting initiatives and events that enrich economic and investment discourse, and enhance knowledge exchange among financial and investment institutions, particularly in light of the rapid changes affecting markets and the imperative to develop investment visions and strategies that keep pace with investors’ needs and aspirations.
Al-Rashdan pointed out that the company’s participation in the summit is also manifested through the involvement of Abdullah Abu Al-Qasim, Deputy Head of Wealth Management at Kuwait Investment Company, as a speaker in a panel discussion titled “Time to Repatriate Wealth?” which examines the future of Gulf capital and the potential for redirecting a larger share of investments toward local and regional markets, amid economic, geopolitical, and regulatory changes influencing investors worldwide.
He clarified that the session addresses a crucial topic related to the future of wealth management, by discussing the geographic distribution of investments between global and Gulf markets, factors influencing investors’ decisions, and the capacity of local and regional markets to attract more capital. It also highlights the importance of investment diversification, achieving a balance between expected returns and risks, and evaluating available opportunities in line with investment objectives and client needs.
Al-Rashdan affirmed that discussing these topics holds particular significance amid transformations in the global investment environment, where evaluating investment opportunities is no longer limited to a single market but is linked to a comprehensive set of factors, including market efficiency, diversity of investment tools and products, the regulatory and legislative environment, and the ability to provide competitive and sustainable opportunities for investors.
He concluded his statement by reiterating Kuwait Investment Company’s continued commitment to enhancing its presence and participation in economic and investment conferences and events, driven by its role in supporting the investment sector, facilitating the exchange of expertise and insights, and highlighting opportunities and trends that contribute to the development of financial markets and enhance their attractiveness.
