08.12.21|Guy NavonStriking the right balance between debt and equity can optimize your company's growth and valuation
12.07.20|Lital Dobrovitsky"The account of the defendants at Bank Leumi is in debt and the debit balance in the account as of June 28, 2020 is NIS 168,000. The rate of interest customary at Bank Leumi is 15.5% per year," the bank said
21.06.20|Meir OrbachZerto develops disaster recovery and business continuity software for virtualized infrastructure and cloud environments
24.02.20|Adrian FilutKaren Vartapetov warns that a lengthy political crisis could have a negative impact, especially on the business sector, but is less worried about the long-term strength of Israel’s economy and its budget deficit
20.11.19|Sophie ShulmanTeva originally aimed to raise $1.5 billion, to redeem previous debentures it raised to finance the $40.5 billion acquisition of Actavis in 2016
18.11.19|CTechThe Israel-based digital marketing company will sell Team Internet to London-listed Centralnic Group for almost $60 million
10.11.19|Sophie ShulmanOn Thursday, the Israeli drugmaker published its third quarter reports for 2019, reporting it had cut down its net debt to $25.7 billion
15.10.19|CTechWeWork, whose attractiveness to investors plummeted following its disastrous attempt to go public in September and the sidelining of its once esteemed co-founder and CEO Adam Neumann, is strapped for cash
22.09.19|Golan Hazani and Sophie ShulmanThe banking consortium that provided WeWork CEO Adam Neumann with a $500 million credit line and is now looking to revise the terms includes Israel’s Bank Leumi and Bank Hapoalim
18.09.19|Omri MilmanOn Tuesday, Israel’s citizens went to the polls to elect a new government. While the final formation of the next government is still up in the air, the challenges it will face will be the same as the previous government did, with the only difference being that Israel is starting to run out of time
13.08.19|Hezi SternlichtThough Teva ended 2018 with a net loss of over $2.45 billion, the company awarded its employees with bonuses worth $390 million for the fiscal year’s results
12.08.19|Golan HazaniThe 54% stake is held by five Israeli institutional investors since controlling shareholder Eurocom went into receivership in 2018
07.08.19|CTechThe company also announced chief financial officer Michael McClellan will be stepping down after two years for personal reasons related to family
01.08.19|Amitay GazitA petition was filed Monday in Tel Aviv by Austrlian investment fund Ilwella, as a representative of a group of Utilight’s creditors
10.06.19|Hezi SternlichtFitch pins the downgrade on the drugmaker's slow revenue growth, persisting cost challenges and downward pressure on generic drug prices, and the company's legal trouble in the U.S.
05.05.19|Hezi SternlichtTeva’s first quarter report for 2019, published Thursday, shows that while the drugmaker is progressing with its financial rehabilitation program, its net debt to EBITDA ratio is leaving the company in dangerous waters
08.04.19|Lilach BaumerInternet Gold is the final controlling shareholder of Bezeq, via its stake in Bezeq’s controlling shareholder BCOM
24.03.19|Golan HazaniBezeq expects to announce an upcoming depreciation of almost $550 million in its upcoming reports for fiscal 2018
03.02.19|Lilach BaumerIn December 2017, Teva announced plans to sell or close many of its manufacturing facilities and let 25% of global employees go as part of a debt management plan
05.08.18|Omri MilmanOn Friday, the credit rating agency upgraded Israel’s rating to AA- with a stable outlook. The higher rating will enable Israel to raise credit with more favorable terms