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Mizrahi-Tefahot CEO: "The 2025 budget must be professional, not driven by sectoral demands"
09.09.24
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Tomer Hadar
Moshe Larry was speaking at Calcalist's 2024 real estate economy conference held in collaboration with Mizrahi-Tefahot. "The budget must be crafted with long-term planning. If not, we could face economically lost years."
"We are at the most dangerous economic juncture for Israel since its founding"
26.06.24
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Maayan Manela
The CEO of Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, Moshe Larry, made these statements at the growth conference of Calcalist and Mizrahi Tefahot. He called for brave decisions to be made in light of Israel's economic situation against the backdrop of the war, including raising taxes and reducing expenses, and avoiding the allocation of coalition and sectoral funds.