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Israeli Insurance Agency Fined 10.5 Million Shekels for Illegally Encouraging Early Pension Withdrawals
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By ליאת רון
First reported by Globes · Aug 17, 2026
What happened
The Israeli Capital Market Authority fined Naaman Insurance Agency 10.5 million shekels for illegally encouraging early pension withdrawals and violating pension advisory regulations, following an extensive investigation that revealed deceptive practices and unlicensed advice harming pension savers.
- 01Naaman Insurance Agency fined 10.5 million shekels for pension regulation violations.
- 02Agency encouraged unlawful early pension withdrawals, harming clients' coverage and finances.
- 03Representatives gave pension advice without required licenses and misled clients.
- 04Agency accessed clients' personal pension accounts without consent.
- 05Multiple fines imposed for improper documentation, service breaches, and power of attorney violations.
- 06Separate ongoing investigation targets the agency's insurance activities.
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