Faisal Mansour Sarkhou, CEO of Kamco Invest and Vice Chairman of Burgan Bank
Faisal Mansour Sarkhou, CEO of Kamco Invest and Vice Chairman of Burgan Bank, said the company’s assets under management (AUM) exceed $16 billion, ranking it among the top 10 investment firms in the region. 
Speaking to Argaam on the sidelines of the Investment Conference 2025 in Kuwait, Sarkhou said the company’s international investments are split between the US and Europe, accounting for 15% of its portfolio. Meanwhile, it focuses primarily on Gulf markets, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the UAE.
He highlighted Kamco Invest’s strong asset management capabilities, particularly in equities, fixed income, real estate, venture capital, private assets, and investment capital.
The company does not invest directly but manages client funds through its investment services, Sarkhou noted, adding that it plays a role in listings, IPOs, and exits.
Commenting on Gulf financial markets, he said 2024 was volatile, but the outlook for 2025 is positive, supported by rising economic growth and increased government spending, which should benefit financial markets.
Despite existing challenges, the asset management sector remains promising, as it is still in its early stages with significant opportunities for expansion and investor attraction, he added.
Faisal Mansour Sarkhou, CEO of Kamco Invest and Vice Chairman of Burgan Bank
Faisal Mansour Sarkhou, CEO of Kamco Invest and Vice Chairman of Burgan Bank, said the company’s assets under management (AUM) exceed $16 billion, ranking it among the top 10 investment firms in the region.
Speaking to Argaam on the sidelines of the Investment Conference 2025 in Kuwait, Sarkhou said the company’s international investments are split between the US and Europe, accounting for 15% of its portfolio. Meanwhile, it focuses primarily on Gulf markets, including Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the UAE.
He highlighted Kamco Invest’s strong asset management capabilities, particularly in equities, fixed income, real estate, venture capital, private assets, and investment capital.
The company does not invest directly but manages client funds through its investment services, Sarkhou noted, adding that it plays a role in listings, IPOs, and exits.
Commenting on Gulf financial markets, he said 2024 was volatile, but the outlook for 2025 is positive, supported by rising economic growth and increased government spending, which should benefit financial markets.
Despite existing challenges, the asset management sector remains promising, as it is still in its early stages with significant opportunities for expansion and investor attraction, he added.
