Tagged: Datuk Jamelah Jamaluddin

It’s confirmed, Hamidy is new CEO of Kuwait Finance House

ASIA / Islamic Finance

2013-03-21

It’s confirmed, Hamidy is new CEO of Kuwait Finance House

Kuwait Finance House (KFH Malaysia) has appointed Datuk Seri Abdul Hamidy Abdul Hafiz as its CEO effective today.
Datuk Jamelah Jamaluddin, who has helmed the bank since 2010 as the CEO, would now assume the role of managing director of Kuwait Finance …

Kuwait Finance House revamp to include new CEO, investment banking unit

Islamic Finance

2013-03-14

Kuwait Finance House revamp to include new CEO, investment banking unit

Kuwait Finance House (KFH) is mulling over a restructuring exercise that will entail a change of chief executive and the creation of a separate investment banking division. KFH’s existing chief executive officer (CEO) Datuk Jamelah Jamaluddin had repor…

Islamic banking provides better value propositions to consumers – KFH Malaysia

ASIA / Islamic Finance

2012-10-30

Islamic banking provides better value propositions to consumers – KFH Malaysia

KFH Malaysia has made a calling for better awareness among customers on the topic of Islamic banking. Customers should know that Islamic bank is an alternative financial approach but also that, in some aspects, it has better value propositions. The Isl…

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