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Collective investment schemes in Kuwait experienced significant growth during the first half of 2026, with their assets increasing by 7.1% to reach 3.45 billion Kuwaiti dinars by the end of June, up from 3.22 billion dinars at the end of December 2025. This growth was driven by an increase in the assets of money market funds and debt instruments, which recorded the largest asset volumes among the schemes, totaling 1.889 billion dinars—a 14% rise compared to the latter half of the previous year. Islamic schemes also saw an 11.7% increase in assets, reaching 1.726 billion dinars, while conventional schemes experienced a 2.9% rise to 1.728 billion dinars. The assets were distributed across 66 schemes, with the number of Islamic schemes remaining steady at 33, and conventional schemes increasing to 33. Data shows that funds focused on debt instruments, real estate, holding companies, and specialized funds recorded varying levels of growth, reflecting the successful investment strategies of Kuwait’s collective schemes in attracting more assets and delivering strong performance.
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