Hayat Invest

About Us

Hayat Invest Company.

Company Profile

Kuwait-based Sharia compliant investment firm regulated by the Central Bank of Kuwait and the Capital Markets Authority Kuwait.

Established in 2009, the Company invests across a diversified range of asset classes and geographies, guided by a disciplined investment philosophy and a strong governance framework.

The Company's activities are centered on building and managing a high-quality investment portfolio with the objective of delivering long-term value for its shareholders.

Mission

To grow and preserve capital through disciplined, Shariah-compliant investments.

Vision

To be recognized as a leading investment company delivering consistent long-term value.

Values

Discipline

A structured and consistent investment approach.

Integrity

Commitment to the highest ethical standards.

Long-Term Focus

Sustainable value creation.

Risk Management

Protecting capital through prudent decisions.

Accountability

Acting in the best interest of stakeholders.

Message from the Chairman

"
Dear Shareholder,

Welcome to Hayat Invest Company.

Our approach is built on disciplined investing, prudent risk management, and a long-term perspective. We focus on identifying high-quality opportunities across asset classes and geographies, supported by rigorous analysis and active portfolio oversight.

We remain committed to maintaining strong governance standards while continuously enhancing the quality and resilience of our investment portfolio.

Our objective is to deliver sustainable performance and create long-term value for our shareholders.
Dr. Nabeel Ahmed Al Mannae Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
"

Board of Directors

The Board provides strategic direction and ensures accountability across the Company's activities. Independent directors strengthen oversight and contribute external perspective.

Dr. Nabeel Ahmed Ibrahim Al Mannae

Chairman & Chief Executive Officer

Mr. Sulaiman Barrak Khaled Al Marzouq

Vice Chairman

Mr. Abdullah Abdul Hameed Mohammed Al Marzouq

Mr. Jassim Ismaeil Abdulraheem Alawadhi

Mr. Ali Adel Yousef Almuzaini

Mr. Rabah Abdul Rahman Alrabah

Independent Director

Mr. Sulaiman Abdulsalam Alsumait

Independent Director

Corporate Governance

Corporate governance is a fundamental pillar of Hayat Invest's operating model and a key driver of long-term value creation.

The Company maintains a robust governance framework designed to ensure transparency, accountability, and alignment with shareholder interests, in full compliance with the regulations of the Capital Markets Authority Kuwait.

Governance Framework

Hayat Invest's governance structure is built around clear roles and responsibilities across three key components:

Board of Directors

Provides strategic oversight, sets direction, and ensures accountability.

Executive Management

Responsible for execution, performance, and day-to-day operations.

Shareholders

Maintain ownership oversight and governance rights.

The Board plays a central role in overseeing risk, performance, and adherence to regulatory and ethical standards.

Board Committees

To support effective oversight, the Board operates through specialized committees, including:

Audit Committee

Oversees financial reporting, internal controls, and audit processes.

Risk Committee

Monitors risk exposure and ensures alignment with the Company's risk framework.

Nomination & Remuneration Committee

Oversees board composition, succession planning, and compensation structures.

Governance Approach

Hayat Invest is committed to maintaining high standards of governance through:

Internal Controls

Strong internal controls and risk management systems.

Segregation of Responsibilities

Clear segregation of responsibilities across all levels.

Stakeholder Treatment

Fair and transparent treatment of all stakeholders.

Regulatory Compliance

Continuous enhancement of policies in line with evolving regulatory requirements.

The Company regularly reviews and strengthens its governance practices to align with international best practices and regulatory expectations.