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Israeli Knesset Approves Law to Regulate Public Hedge Funds and Expand Investment Options
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First reported by Globes · 8 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli Knesset approved a law permanently regulating public hedge funds managing 5.7 billion shekels, allowing broader public access to advanced investment strategies. The law also introduces private investment funds for non-traded assets and extends commercial securities maturity, enhancing regulated investment options for retail investors.
- 01Knesset law removes uncertainty over 5.7 billion shekels in public hedge funds.
- 02Law grants permanent status to hedge funds previously under temporary rules.
- 03Introduces private investment funds for non-traded assets with risk limits.
- 04Allows extending commercial securities maturity up to five years.
- 05Enables Israel Securities Authority to approve new funds amid strong demand.
- 06Expands regulated investment products accessible to retail investors.
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