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גיל מנדלזיס מנכ"ל ומייסד Capitolis

Capitolis raises $90 million in series C round for financial solutions

30.03.21|Meir Orbach

The fintech startup’s software platform drives resource optimization for capital markets, and enables financial institutions to more efficiently allocate their capital. Funds to be used to recruit additional employees, expand operations

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Beginners Guide to Investing in Israeli Startups and Business Ventures

30.12.19|Sponsored by ExitValley

In the past, if someone had told you that one day you could invest in a variety of startups from your living room, at the press of a button, you probably would not have believed it. A number of events that have taken place in recent years, including technological developments and legislative changes, have made this a reality, and now anyone can share in the success of the Start-Up Nation. Here are some important rules to guide and help you make the right investment