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WeSure GlobalTech Acquires Control of Altshuler Shaham for $1 Billion
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Calcalist · 1 hour ago
What happened
WeSure GlobalTech is acquiring a controlling stake in Altshuler Shaham Finances for approximately 1 billion shekels, expanding its financial market presence. The deal involves WeSure investing 820 million shekels for 45% ownership, while CEO Yair Levinstein invests 180 million shekels for 25%.
- 01WeSure GlobalTech to acquire control of Altshuler Shaham Finances for $1 billion.
- 02WeSure invests $225 million for 45% stake; CEO Levinstein invests $50 million for 25%.
- 03Deal aims to make Altshuler Shaham Finances WeSure's financial arm.
- 04Sale follows regulatory issues and failed merger attempts.
- 05Acquisition positions WeSure as a major player in Israel's capital market.
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