Dubai Islamic Bank 29.49%
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Bank of Khartoum is committed to transparent communication with shareholders, investors, and stakeholders through timely access to important financial and corporate information.
This page brings together key investor resources, governance information, reports, and contact channels for investor-related inquiries.
BOK's continuous growth and progress can be marked by its strong balance sheet, which itself is a reflection of the trust and confidence it has earned from its customers, partners and associates.
Our valued shareholders include prominent institutions, who are playing a key role in guiding our banking goals and direction.
Dubai Islamic Bank 29.49%
Fadul Mohamed Khair 22.76%
Islamic Development Bank - Jeddah 4.41%
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank 3.21%
Mr. Salah Bin Rashid Bin Abd Alrahman Alrashid 2.47%
Sharjah Islamic Bank 2.22%
Dr. Mohamed Khalfan Bin Kharbash 1.40%
Rashid Abd Alrahman Alrashid and his sons' Co 1.13%
Seven Emirates company for Trade and Investment 1.10%
Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoom 1.10%
Fiduciary rating of Bank of Khartoum
Islamic International Rating Agency (IIRA) has assigned a national scale long-term credit rating of 'AA-'(Double A Minus) to the Bank of Khartoum with a short-term rating of 'A-1' (A One). The outlook on the assigned rating is 'Stable'.
The fiduciary score has been assessed in the range of '70 - 75' reflecting adequate fiduciary standards wherein the rights of various fund providers are adequately defined and protected.
Stay informed about BOK's Annual General Meeting (AGM), a yearly opportunity for business discussions and important financial decisions.
At Bank of Khartoum, the largest Islamic bank in the country, risk management is a strategic foundation of our commitment to responsible, Shariah-compliant banking. We are building a strong, forward-looking framework to become a fully risk-aware organization, where risk-informed decision-making is embedded across all levels of the bank.
We recognise that a healthy risk culture is an integral part of our organisational culture. It shapes the way we think, act, and make decisions, ensuring that every employee understands their role in managing risk and protecting the bank's reputation and stakeholders.
Our Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) framework enables us to identify, assess, and manage a full spectrum of risks - including credit, market, liquidity, operational, reputational, ESG, and Shariah non-compliance risks.
In today's increasingly digital landscape, cybersecurity and data confidentiality are among our highest priorities.
As an Islamic bank, our risk approach is deeply rooted in Shariah principles.
At Bank of Khartoum, we do not view risk as a barrier, but as an enabler of long-term growth, innovation, and resilience.
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