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Menora Mivtachim Shares Plunge 5% After Police Freeze Company Accounts Amid Bribery Probe
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First reported by Calcalist · 4 hours ago
What happened
Menora Mivtachim's shares plunged 5% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange after police froze 183 million shekels in company and executives' accounts amid a bribery investigation involving the Histadrut union chairman and an insurance agent.
- 01Menora Mivtachim shares dropped 5% following police freezing 183 million shekels in accounts.
- 02The TA Insurance Index fell 1.7%, with broader market indices also declining.
- 03Police suspect bribery involving Menora, insurance agent Ezra Gabay, and Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar-David.
- 04The probe centers on the 'Bri'im Beyachad' health insurance policy and alleged kickbacks.
- 05Executives face extended interrogations as evidence of bribery mounts.
- 06Tech stocks also fell sharply after Samsung's earnings raised market concerns.
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