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Israeli tech companies raise $3.6 billion in Q3, up 53% year over year
Israeli high-tech companies raised more than $11 billion in the first three quarters of 2026, with cybersecurity leading investment and foreign funds accounting for more than 70% of investments.
Banking made more accessible, in every language
Bank Leumi app adds Arabic, Russian and French in Israeli banking first
Leumi posts record Q2 profit of NIS 2.83 billion
'Fortune' ranks Israeli Bank Leumi CEO among most powerful women
Russak-Aminoach, the only Israeli on the list, was ranked 43rd on the 50-strong list dominated by countries such as the UK, China and Switzerland.
Kahlon, Flug strike deal on financial sector reform
Proposal would spin credit card companies out from biggest banks, allow them to become banks in their own right.
NGO: No protection for Israeli banks with PA ties in terrorism lawsuits
Last February, a US jury handed down a $655.5 million judgment in wrongful death damages against the PA in a case brought by 10 American families that lost relatives in Palestinian terrorist attacks.
Knesset passes limits on finance executives' pay
The law limits tax breaks on executive salaries at NIS 2.5 million a year, or 44 times the salary of the lowest-paid worker.
First faxes, now e-check; Knesset paves way for cashing checks electronically
Customers will now be able too cash checks using their smart phones instead of going to deposit them in bank branches, and the funds will be quicker to clear.
A BDS victory - US church pension board blacklists Israeli banks
The announcement was reported by 'The New York Times'.
Israel's Bank Leumi CEO lands spot on 'Fortune' list of most power women
Rakefet Russak-Aminoach ranks in at spot 23 on American business magazine's annual listing for the Europe, Mideast and Africa region.
Reforms – prospects and impediments
Israel’s last elections proved how right David Ben-Gurion was when he said that, in Israel, whoever does not believe in miracles is not a realist.
Ex-deputy finance minister favors prosecuting Bank Leumi
In December 2014, Bank Leumi agreed to pay $400 million to settle two separate investigations into whether it helped its US clients evade taxes.