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11 stories about Options
What you must know when your company goes public
26.06.21
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Maayan Manela
The recent wave of Israeli tech IPOs is only gathering pace, and there are numerous ways in which this big change affects the company, management and employees
230 new millionaires to be born thanks to ironSource SPAC merger
22.06.21
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Golan Hazani
The Israeli company’s merger with a Thoma Bravo-backed SPAC next week at an $11 billion valuation will provide life-altering fortune to hundreds of its employees
Israeli tech employees cash in over $2 billion in Q1 secondary deals
13.04.21
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Sophie Shulman
According to several recently signed mergers between Israeli tech companies and SPAC firms traded on U.S. markets, an additional sum of $2.7 billion is soon set to reach the accounts of a group of Israeli employees and entrepreneurs
Stock options marketplace EquityBee raises $20 million on back of accelerated growth
23.02.21
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Meir Orbach
The Israeli startup offers a marketplace where startup employees who lack the necessary funds to exercise their stock options can find investors, in return for a part in future gains
Options of Houzz, eToro and Monday.com in high demand in marketplace
09.12.20
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Meir Orbach
Payoneer, Taboola, WalkMe, SimilarWeb, Riskified, ironSource and Gong.io complete the top 10 according to EquityBee
Infinidat employees suing Israeli tech unicorn for secretly diluting their shares
25.10.20
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Hagar Ravet
A lawsuit filed last week by past and present employees of the data storage company claims that Infinidat systematically and steadily diluted the employees' holdings behind their back
Post Covid-19, Exits May Seem Like a Distant Dream But Exercising Options May Become Easier
19.04.20
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Sophie Shulman
With Israeli tech companies having to cut employees’ salaries by up to 40%, many have turned to repricing stock options as a means of maintaining their talent
WalkMe, JFrog, and Zerto Lead the Pack on Israeli Stock Option Marketplace
24.12.18
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Tofi Stoler
EquityBee, a Tel Aviv-based company that helps startup employees exercise stock options, has ranked the 10 most popular companies on its service
Highly Competitive Cybersecurity Industry Lands Israeli Employees With Most Stock Options
24.12.18
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Meir Orbach
Israeli cybersecurity companies allocate between 10% and 15% of their stock to employees, while telecommunications will allocate around 8% to employees
Israel to Demand Tax Report Amendments From Local Outposts of Tech Multinationals
23.12.18
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Omri Milman
The decision comes following an April supreme court ruling affirming that options given to employees are wage-equivalent and should be calculated under labor costs
Income Taxing of Options Applies to a Small Share of Israeli Tech Employees
19.12.18
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Omri Milman
Out of 500 employee option plans reviewed across around 90 private companies, only three employees had plans that could, perhaps, fall under the purview of the new memo
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