Aspire Investment House Joins Tel Aviv Stock Exchange as New Brokerage Member
Aspire Investment House, owned by Hana Hollander and Uzi Yamin, has applied to become a member of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE). The move, pending approval by the exchange's board, will add Aspire to the current 25 brokerage members operating in Israel's capital market. Aspire was established this year as part of Aspire Investments by Uzi Yamin, chairman and founder of energy giant Delek US, and Hana Hollander, former CEO of Excellence. The new brokerage arm will provide trading services on Israeli and foreign securities to the general public, qualified investors, and corporations, with plans to expand into additional financial services later.
Hana Hollander described joining TASE as a significant milestone in their strategy to build an innovative investment house combining technological innovation, artificial intelligence capabilities, and advanced financial services under one roof. This will enable clients direct access to trading systems alongside sophisticated investment solutions and efficient digital processes. TASE CEO Itay Ben-Zeev welcomed Aspire's entry, calling it a key step in the ongoing growth and diversification of Israel's capital market, which has seen a surge in retail investors, with over 1.6 million trading accounts nationwide and around 200,000 new retail accounts opened in 2025 alone. Increasing the number of brokerage members is part of TASE's strategic plan to enhance competition and benefit investors and public companies alike.
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