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Israeli Regulator Reviews Rapid Growth and Customer Transfers at Infinity Pension Fund
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First reported by Calcalist · Jul 1, 2026
What happened
The Israeli Capital Market Authority is reviewing operational delays at Infinity Investment House's rapidly growing pension fund, which has surged over 4,000% in assets since 2021. Infinity denies violations, citing routine operational adjustments amid strong fund performance and significant market share gains.
- 01Infinity's pension fund assets grew over 4,000% to 2.1 billion shekels in three years.
- 02Regulator investigates possible delays in customer transfers and fund allocations.
- 03Infinity denies violations, calling issues routine operational matters with compensations.
- 04Fund outperforms peers with 22.5% annual return and 60% over three years.
- 05Infinity also excels in provident funds, managing over 7 billion shekels with 240% growth.
- 06Capital Market Authority states audits are routine and declines further comment.
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