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Appointed Receiver Accuses Finbert Group of Defamation Campaign
Appointed receiver Efi Sandrov accused the Finbert Group of a defamation campaign after the collapse of Slice Investments, which managed NIS 4.2 billion for 94,000 investors. Sandrov alleges Finbert is responsible for missing tens of millions of dollars and is disrupting the return of funds.
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What happened
- 01Appointed receiver Efi Sandrov accused Finbert Group of a defamation campaign against him.
- 02Slice Investments, which managed NIS 4.2 billion for 94,000 investors, collapsed.
- 03Sandrov alleges Finbert is responsible for missing tens of millions of dollars.
- 04Finbert allegedly launched a public influence campaign in February 2026.
- 05Sandrov suspects the campaign was funded by investors' money.
- 06Sandrov is seeking court orders to identify those responsible for the campaign.
He claims Finbert initiated a public influence campaign in February 2026 using billboards, buses, and newspapers, which Sandrov suspects was funded by investors' money and orchestrated by the funds themselves. Sandrov is seeking court orders to identify those responsible for the campaign.
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