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Altshuler Shaham Nears Deal for Majority Stake Sale Amidst Fund Outflows
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By שירות גלובס
First reported by TheMarker · 1 hour ago
What happened
Investment house Altshuler Shaham is in talks to sell its controlling 55% stake for 1.8 billion shekels to a group including CEO Yair Levinstein. The deal may involve splitting the provident fund business, as the company faces significant fund outflows and a valuation drop.
- 01Altshuler Shaham is negotiating to sell its 55% controlling stake for 1.8 billion shekels.
- 02CEO Yair Levinstein is part of the investor group looking to acquire the stake.
- 03A potential deal includes splitting the provident fund and investment house operations.
- 04The firm has experienced massive fund outflows totaling over 160 billion shekels.
- 05Altshuler Shaham's valuation has fallen from 4.5 billion to 1.5 billion shekels.
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