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Warba Bank announced signing a strategic partnership agreement with the Chartered Financial Analysts Society Kuwait (CFA), with the aim of sponsoring the activities hold by the Society during the year 2023. This strategic partnership will support the economic, cultural and social activities of the Society, in addition to financial seminars and conferences that aim to develop the banking and investment sector in Kuwait, as well as summer activities up to the end of the year.

In this regard, Ayman Salem Al-Mutairi, Director Marketing and Corporate Communications at Warba Bank, said: “This partnership is the beginning of joint work between associations specialized in economy and closely linked to the banking sector, adding that “Warba” seeks to strengthen its strategic partnerships on all sectors and levels that serve and enhance the banking business.

Al-Mutairi explained that the members of the CFA Society Kuwait are experienced young Kuwaitis in the banking and financial sector, pointing out that its board of directors consists of holders of higher degrees, which contribute to the development of the banking sector, and reliance on Kuwaiti manpower during the next stage.

Al-Mutairi explained that the members of the CFA Society Kuwait are experienced young Kuwaitis in the banking and financial sector, pointing out that its board of directors consists of holders of higher degrees, which contribute to the development of the banking sector, and reliance on Kuwaiti manpower during the next stage.

In her turn, the Head of the Chartered Financial Analysts Society Kuwait, Amina Abu Talaf, said: “We are pleased with this strategic partnership with one of the most growing banks in Kuwait, stressing that Warba Bank is considered one of the most supportive banks for youth businesses during the recent period.”

Abu Talaf stressed that this partnership will be over the course of 2023, and will contribute to the development of joint work to serve the banking sector and its employees, in addition to achieving the aspirations between the non-governmental organizations and the banking sector.

She stated that the CFA Society Kuwait, which was established in 2008, consists of investment professionals, portfolio managers, stock analysts, investment advisors and other financial practitioners in the investment and financial sector. She explained that the Society, since its founding, has been working to raise the standards and ethics of professional manners in the financial sector and to educate and protect investors by promoting market integrity and transparency among policy makers and regional regulatory bodies.

She pointed out that the basic objectives of the Society are to help provide an environment that promotes the growth of markets through highly qualified staff to achieve sustainable value and put the interests of investors in the first place.

Warba Bank succeeded, shortly after its founding, in establishing its position in the banking sector, and occupied a leading position in the field of Islamic digital banking services for individuals and is considered the local bank with the highest number of shareholders base from members of society, which makes it close to them by providing the best banking services. Warba managed to meet the aspirations of the Kuwaiti society and deservedly earned their trust in a short period.