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Caesarea’s Second-in-Command May Exit as Tensions Rise, While Isracard Overhauls Its Management
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First reported by Calcalist · Jun 14, 2026
What happened
Cal CEO Yifat Gryani is expected to make major changes soon, while tension with deputy CEO Lital Wexler may lead to Wexler’s exit. At the same time, Isracard CEO Itamar Forman is shrinking and reshaping his company’s management after recent strategic deals.
- 01Cal CEO Yifat Gryani may soon lose her deputy, Lital Wexler, amid internal tensions.
- 02Wexler joined Cal in 2022 and once competed for the CEO position.
- 03Cal’s owners signed a deal in September to sell the company for up to 4 billion shekels.
- 04Isracard CEO Itamar Forman is cutting management from 11 members to nine.
- 05Three senior Isracard executives are expected to leave as strategy and credit divisions are merged.
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