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We serve a sophisticated group of ultra-high-net-worth individuals and institutions with a passion for maintaining and accelerating their financial wellness. We advise and aim to create, grow, and sustain their wealth with holistic investment and banking solutions. As your partners, we pay attention to detail and are always engaged and passionate to understand your business, adding value that goes beyond wealth.
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P.O. Box 4950 Safat 13050, Kuwait 35th Floor, NBK Tower
Block 7, Plot 6, Sharq Area, Jaber Al-Mubarak & AlShuhada Street.
A Wealth of Partnerships
NBK Wealth offers a range of wealth management solutions with an extensive network of experienced investment professionals and trained asset managers. Our valued partnerships with JP Morgan Asset Management and Intervest leverage multiple dimensions, including advisory services and the development of new investment solutions.
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Mar 2025
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NBK Wealth Thought Leadership: The Psychology of Investing: Managing Fear and Greed
How do your investments make you feel? This might seem like an odd question, but it is a crucial one. Emotions play a significant role in investment decisions, often influencing outcomes more than we realize. Among the many emotions investors experience, fear and greed are perhaps the most dominant forces shaping investor and market behavior.
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Mar 2025
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NBK Wealth Group CEO Joins “Future of Asset Management Middle East” Panel Discussion
NBK Wealth Group CEO, Mr. Faisal Al-Hamad, took part in a panel discussion at the Future of Asset Management Middle East conference, organized by the Financial Times Group in Abu Dhabi.
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Feb 2025
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NBK Wealth Thought Leadership: The Power of Diversification in Private Markets
Long before the rise of complex financial theories and stock markets, people understood a fundamental principle about managing risk: Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket. This idea is so intuitive that it appears in literature and everyday wisdom across cultures.
