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State Street and First Trust prepare to enter Israel’s ETF market

22.10.26|Almog Azar

The U.S. investment managers are pursuing regulatory steps to list funds tracking international indices on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. Their arrival could intensify competition with BlackRock and Invesco, which already manage tens of billions of shekels in locally traded ETFs.

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The international investment promise fades as Israeli savers pull billions from BlackRock, Fidelity and State Street tracks

27.07.26|Almog Azar

Phoenix, Harel and Clal once attracted nearly $1.4 billion into savings policies managed by BlackRock, Fidelity and State Street. Today, less than $400 million remains as weaker returns, a stronger shekel and high fees drive withdrawals.

יי שין האנג Yei-Hsin Hung מנכ"לית זרוע ניהול ההשקעות של קבוצת סטייט סטריט

State Street Global Advisors CEO: "Israel's unique capabilities make it a strategic focus for us"

25.11.24|Irit Avissar

Yie-Hsin Hung, President and Chief Executive Officer of State Street Global Advisors, which manages $4.7 trillion, believes that market volatility will continue after Trump's inauguration and is not reducing exposure to Israeli market.