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The main economic challenge is the over-dependence on the oil and gas sector. The outlook for Kuwait’s economy remains clouded by insufficient diversification efforts, lack of infrastructure for the development and overdue implementation of the Kuwait Development Plan.
Most banks in Kuwait have increased their loan loss provisions, whether general or specific. Gulf Bank is 100% covered.
Michel Accad, CEO of Gulf Banks talks about non-performing loans in Kuwait’s Banking sector.
Kuwait Minister of Commerce and Industry talks about the Kuwait 5 year development plan and Kuwait economy and defines the agenda of Kuwait ministry of commerce and industry for 2010.
Chairman and Managing Director of Kuwait Oil Company, one of the largest companies in Kuwait oil sector responsible for Kuwait oil developments, explains the key Kuwait oil developments, challenges for Kuwait Oil Company, development of strategy of Kuwait Oil Company, development of future oil prices and reserves of oil in Kuwait.
Chairperson and Managing Director of Global Investment House (GIH), a leading Kuwait investment company that has played a noticeable role in the development of Kuwait capital markets, talks about the future of Kuwait capital markets and about some of the major challanges.
CEO of Kuwait Finance House (KFH), a pioneer of the banking phenomenon known as Islamic Finance or Shari’a compliant banking, explains if the Islamic finance is a providential response to the global financial system and lists challenges of Kuwait Finance House (KFH).
Chairman and Managing Director of Kuwait Airways, leading Kuwaiti airways, talks about privatization of Kuwait Airways and benefits to the investor. Mr. Al Falah also outlines his vision for Kuwait Airways.
KAMCO is one of the top 5 investment and asset management companies in Kuwait. CEO of KAMCO, Sadoun A. Ali, talks about KAMCO’s investment strategy and challenges. KAMCO is also a part of KIPCO – one of the largest diversified companies in Kuwait. (Their subsidiaries include companies such as Gulf Insurance, for example.)
