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"AI is reshaping the fundamental assumptions we have relied on in cyber"
13.05.26
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Yarden Rozanski
"Israeli cybersecurity emanates innovation, talent, and impact on the world,” LeumiTech CEO Maya Eisen Zafrir said at a roundtable discussion at Calcalist and Bank Leumi's New York 2026 conference. BlueVoyant board member Ariel Litvin: "If hackers don't know exactly what they're doing, then they're mostly making noise"
“There’s no reason Israel can’t be ‘the proptech nation’”
10.11.22
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Yonatan Sredni
“Technology really did not affect property and construction till now,” LeumiTech CEO Timor Arbel-Sadras told CTech at PropTech Tel Aviv, “so there’s lots of room to make real change and impact”
“Economic relations with the UAE will be developed with Israel 10 times faster than with other countries,” says Leumitech CEO
25.11.20
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Irit Avissar
“At the beginning we thought that cooperation would include investments in Israeli companies, but now we understand that the UAE wants a deeper, mutual two-sided relationship,” said Yifat Oron
Israel Arab sector presented with huge opportunity in UAE deal
26.08.20
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Meir Orbach
Alan Feld, co-founder and Managing Partner at Vintage Investment Partners, and Yifat Oron, Leumitech CEO, believe that the agreement could prove to be significant for the local tech market already in the near future
Israeli Companies Must Brace for Shifts in Global Technology and Investment Trends, Says Leumitech CEO
27.02.20
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Omer Kabir
Yifat Oron spoke Thursday at Calcalist,s WeTech Berlin 2020 conference
Payoneer Will Do Anything to Partner With Libra, Says Founder
24.06.19
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Hagar Ravet
Yuval Tal spoke Monday at a fintech conference held in Tel Aviv by Calcalist, Bank Leumi’s tech banking arm LeumiTech, and accounting firm KPMG
Hot Off Election, Calcalist's Tech Conference Is Heading to New York
09.04.19
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Omer Kabir
The annual event that brings together Israeli and American entrepreneurs, techstars, companies, and investors will open Wednesday night
Amazon Can Unleash Hidden Value by Splitting Up, Says Israeli Tech Banker
20.02.19
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Adi Pick
Amazon’s cloud assets can be worth more as an independent entity, according to Yifat Oron, CEO of Leumitech, the technology banking arm of Israeli Bank Leumi
An Overview of Technology Banking
10.02.19
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Orr Hirschauge
Now serving over 5,000 startups in Israel, the U.K., and the U.S., Leumitech extends credit spanning from $20,000 to several hundreds millions of dollars to companies, according to CEO Yifat Oron
Israeli Tech Entrepreneurs Set Their Sights on New York
18.11.18
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Yifat Oron
Once drawn to Silicon Valley, Israeli entrepreneurs now look to the East Coast of the U.S., as they factor in smaller time differences and shorter flights
From Eye-Tracking to Break-Up Monitoring, Love Tech Can Be the Next Big Thing
15.02.18
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Keren-Or Grinberg
Algorithms are already changing the way we manage our love life, but future technologies may make them more satisfying