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Harel Insurance Leads Long-Term Investment Fund Inflows with Strong Returns and Lower Fees
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First reported by Globes · 1 day ago
What happened
Harel Insurance has attracted 6.3 billion shekels from competitors in the first half of 2026, driven by strong long-term returns and reduced fees. Despite modest short-term returns, its consistent performance and strategic management upgrades have boosted investor confidence. Meitav Investment House leads the market with nearly 15 billion shekels gained from rivals this year.
- 01Harel Insurance attracted 6.3 billion shekels from competitors in early 2026, a record inflow.
- 02Meitav Investment House leads with nearly 15 billion shekels gained from rivals this year.
- 03Harel's long-term returns top the market, with 47.1% over three years in general funds.
- 04Harel cut management fees to 0.55%-0.56%, among Israel's lowest, aiding fund inflows.
- 05Strategic team upgrades and investment management changes boosted Harel's performance.
- 06Harel pays high commissions to agents but maintains strong service and competitive fees.
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