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One Zero Bank Narrows Losses as Securities Portfolios Surge in First Half of 2026 One Zero Bank reduced its first-half 2026 loss by 27% to 84 million shekels amid rising revenues and expanding securities portfolios. The bank grew its customer base to 200,000 and expects to reach profitability soon, driven by strong growth in securities trading and improved operational efficiency.
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What happened 01 One Zero Bank cut its H1 2026 loss by 27% to 84 million shekels. 02 Customer base grew 34% to 200,000, with securities portfolios up 151%. 03 Securities revenues rose 55%, now 30% of total income. 04 Public deposits increased 20% to 3.8 billion shekels, credit balances up 26%. 05 Bank leads Bank of Israel satisfaction surveys among self-employed and households. 06 CEO expects first profitable month within a few months, citing growth in securities trading. Translated and summarized by baba from Globes , the latest report. Read Globes’s original The coverage
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