Kuwait Finance House KSCP 2013 Sustainability Report
The report highlights the successful completion of Kuwait Finance House's two-year Transformation Program, which restructured the organization to be more customer-centric and efficient. The bank achieved significant milestones in 2013, including the launch of new products like the Gold Account and 'My University Account,' and received the GCC Excellence Award for its role in job localization. KFH donated nearly KD 4 million to community investments and focused on health initiatives such as diabetes awareness. The report also details the bank's commitment to Shari'a principles, environmental stewardship through energy and water conservation, and the implementation of a new Risk Management function.
Company: Kuwait Finance House KSCP
Sector: Finance & insurance
Country: Kuwait
Year: 2013
Type: Sustainability Report
Pages: 31
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Kuwait Finance House KSCP
Corporate Sustainability Report
The report highlights the successful completion of Kuwait Finance House's two-year Transformation Program, which restructured the organization to be more customer-centric and efficient. The bank achieved significant milestones in 2013, including the launch of new products like the Gold Account and 'My University Account,' and received the GCC Excellence Award for its role in job localization. KFH donated nearly KD 4 million to community investments and focused on health initiatives such as diabetes awareness. The report also details the bank's commitment to Shari'a principles, environmental stewardship through energy and water conservation, and the implementation of a new Risk Management function.
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Document Details
Report Year
2013
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2013 - Dec 31, 2013
Fiscal Year
2013
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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