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Breaking· Economy· Updated

Migdal Insurance to Launch Savings Policies with Goldman Sachs

On Monday, Migdal Insurance and Finance announced a partnership with Goldman Sachs Asset Management to launch two new overseas investment tracks for its "Migdal Keshet Le'Prat" savings policies. The collaboration aims to provide Israeli savers with advanced global investment strategies and greater diversification outside of Israel.

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  1. 01Migdal Insurance and Finance announced a partnership with Goldman Sachs Asset Management on Monday.
  2. 02Goldman Sachs will directly manage two new overseas investment tracks within Migdal's savings policies.
  3. 03The new tracks, offering general and stock-focused options, will be available under the "Migdal Keshet Le'Prat" policy.
  4. 04Deposits will be made in shekels, meaning Israeli savers will face foreign exchange risk.
  5. 05The partnership follows similar collaborations by Phoenix with BlackRock, Harel with Fidelity, and Clal with State Street.
  6. 06The savings policy market in Israel is valued at approximately NIS 130 billion.
  7. 07Previous joint offerings by other Israeli insurers have faced mixed success and struggled to attract or retain substantial funds.

Under the agreement, the asset management division of the American bank, which oversees approximately $4 trillion in assets, will directly manage the new tracks. The first option, "Migdal Goldman Sachs General," will combine global equities, bonds, and real assets, while the second, "Migdal Goldman Sachs Stocks," will focus predominantly on equities. Deposits will be made in shekels, exposing savers to foreign exchange risk.

This move follows similar partnerships in the Israeli savings policy market, which is valued at approximately NIS 130 billion. Previous collaborations include Phoenix with BlackRock, Harel with Fidelity, and Clal with State Street. While some of these earlier initiatives have faced challenges and mixed success due to market conditions, Migdal's leadership believes current sentiment favors increased international diversification.

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