The fund seeks to develop capital by investing in securities in accordance with Islamic Sharia provisions of companies listed in the Kuwait Stock Exchange, and the capital markets of the Gulf Cooperation Council States to generate competitive returns at an acceptable level of risk. The fund manager is also entitled to invest in instruments issued or guaranteed by the Governments of the Gulf Cooperation Council States at the time of investment and/or other security funds, debt instruments, or other funds or cash markets that are Sharia compliant. The fund aims to distribute yearly dividends in compliance with profit.

The fund offer in treasury bills, government bonds, local corporate bonds, certificates of deposit, Islamic sukuk, debt instrument funds and money market funds, and investing the surplus in Deposits and call accounts for better returns than the bank interest returns for a period of three months on the Kuwaiti dinar by investing.

The Fund lead to an increase in the investor earnings by investing in the banking sector among the GCC region; at the same time, many economic indicators confirm that this sector is the most growing and secure sector for operating profits. In addition, the Fund received many awards in 2019 from the Refinitiv Foundation.

The traditional Wafra Fund looks for companies with good performance with stable returns listed on the Kuwait Stock Exchange (Boursa Kuwait Company), distributed over various economic sectors, and invests in debt instrument funds, money market funds, bonds or sukuk issued by the State of Kuwait or its guarantees.

Al Fajer Fund the Shariah compliant fund, has received several awards in the previous years from Refinitiv and Thomason Reuter for being one of the best performing