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Boubyan Bank KSCP BOUBYAN.KW · KWD

Financials · Banks · Boursa Kuwait · 🇰🇼 Kuwait

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About Boubyan Bank KSCP

Its shares trade on Boursa Kuwait under the ticker BOUBYAN.KW. It has been listed since 15 May 2006. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue before interest expense of KWD 582.2m and net income of KWD 94.5m. At that date it held total assets of KWD 10.20bn and shareholders' equity of KWD 1.12bn.

Boubyan Bank KSC engages in the provision of commercial banking services. The company employs 2,266 full-time employees The company went IPO on 2006-05-15. Its services are structured into five segments: the Consumer banking segment provides a range of products and services include consumer finance, credit cards, deposits and other related services to individual and institutional clients; the Corporate banking segment provides murabaha, ijarah, trade service and other related services to business and corporate customers; the Investment banking segment covers direct investments, local and international real estate investment and asset management; the Treasury segment is engaged in local and international murabaha and other Islamic financing, primarily with banks, as well as the management of the Bank’s funding operations, and the Group centre segment includes other group activities and residual in respect of transfer pricing and inter segment allocation.

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Company facts

Sector
Financials
Industry
Banks
Listed since
15 May 2006
Employees
2,266

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Abdul Aziz Abdullah Dakheel Al-ShayaNon-Executive Chairman of the Board
  • Mr. Adel Abdul Wahab Al MajedGroup Chief Executive Officer, Executive Vice Chairman of the Board, since 2009
  • Ms. Badria Hamad Al-HumaidhiChief Executive Officer - Boubyan Capital
  • Mr. Abdul-Salam Mohammed Al-SalehChief Executive Officer - Corporate Banking, Financial Control, Treasury and Legal Affairs
  • Mr. Abdulla Abdulkareem Al-TuwaijriChief Executive Officer - Private, Consumer and Digital Banking, since 2020
  • Mr. Abdullah Ahmed Al-MehriChief Operating Officer
  • Mr. Abdullah Fahad Al-KhuzamChief Information Officer
  • Ms. Mona Abdullatif Al-DuaijGroup Chief Compliance and Governance Officer
  • Dr. Hashel Saad Al HashelChief Risk Officer
  • Mr. Ahmed Mohammad Al-FahadGeneral Manager, Secretary to the Board of Boubyan Bank
  • Mr. Ali Yousef Al-AnsariGeneral Manager - Corporate Banking Group
  • Mr. Adel Abdullah Al-HammadGroup General Manager - Human Resources Group

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
69
Environment
29
Social
98
Governance
81
Direct emissions (scope 1)
118.03 t
Energy emissions (scope 2)
11,572.19 t
Value chain emissions (scope 3)
1,181.22 t
Women in the workforce
25.19001%
Carbon reduction policy
Yes
Human rights policy
Yes

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Boubyan Bank KSCP employs 2,266 full-time employees in the Financials sector.
  • The Consumer banking segment offers credit cards and deposits to individual clients.
  • The Corporate banking segment provides murabaha and ijarah services to business customers.

Weaknesses

  • The Bank's Treasury segment manages local and international murabaha financing primarily with banks.
  • The Investment banking segment covers local and international real estate investment.
  • The Group centre segment handles transfer pricing and inter segment allocation.

Opportunities

  • Boubyan Bank KSCP's IPO on 15 May 2006 opened new market opportunities.
  • The Bank's five business segments support diversified revenue streams.
  • The Corporate banking segment serves business and corporate customers with Islamic financing.

Threats

  • The Consumer banking segment faces competition from other financial institutions.
  • The Investment banking segment may encounter market volatility in real estate.
  • The Treasury segment's reliance on bank financing poses risks.

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