KUWAIT: Islamic funds in Kuwait posted a weak performance overall, with total AuM rising just 1.25% to US$3.95 billion as at the 30th June 2025 when compared to the Q1 2025 figure of US$3.91 billion – according to tracking by the IFN Investor Funds Database.
The best performing asset class was that of equities as these Islamic funds rose 10.62%, increasing from US$734.83 million to US$812.88 million over Q2 2025. On the other extreme, funds with mixed assets declined 15.72% in total value, from US$19.59 million to US$16.51 million, signaling weaker sentiment for diversified portfolios.
Other fund segments were largely stable. Fixed income instruments held steady at around US$18.25 million, while money market funds slipped 0.15% from US$2.59 billion to US$2.58 billion. Real estate Islamic funds declined 4.19%, falling from US$530.1 million to US$507.9 million. Sukuk funds remain unchanged at US$14.3 million.
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