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Mishap at Migdal: Ex-Discount Bank Chair Ousted From Investment Role
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First reported by Calcalist · 4 hours ago
What happened
Shaul Kobrinsky resigned as chairman of Migdal's investment committee due to a conflict of interest, as determined by the Israel Capital Markets Authority. His dual role with the Strauss Group violated regulations prohibiting overlapping directorships.
- 01Kobrinsky resigned from Migdal investment committee role.
- 02Authority cited conflict with Strauss Group deputy chair position.
- 03Israeli competition law prohibits such overlapping roles.
- 04Yael Kfir Mazar appointed as his replacement.
- 05Kobrinsky is a prominent figure in Israeli finance.
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