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Gilad Altshuler Sells Major Firm Amid Personal Transformation
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By גולן חזני
First reported by TheMarker · 20 hours ago
What happened
Veteran Israeli financier Gilad Altshuler has sold his NIS 112 billion pension fund for NIS 1.8 billion, a significant drop from its peak value. The sale coincides with Altshuler's personal shift towards veganism and spirituality, and follows a period of underperformance attributed to both strategic errors and perceived bad luck.
- 01Gilad Altshuler sells his NIS 112 billion pension fund for NIS 1.8 billion.
- 02Altshuler was absent from final deal negotiations and signing.
- 03The sale follows years of underperformance and strategic missteps.
- 04Yair Levinstein drove the deal and is increasing his stake.
- 05Emil Vinshel is the buyer, becoming a major player in the market.
- 06Altshuler is reducing his public profile and focusing on personal interests.
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