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Israeli Investors Shift Billions Abroad as Mutual Fund Assets Equalize
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By אלמוג עזר
First reported by Ice · 10 hours ago
What happened
Israeli mutual fund assets in domestic and international equities have reached parity, with billions flowing out of Israel into foreign funds in August. This shift is driven by institutional and retail investors seeking diversification and higher returns amidst geopolitical uncertainty and strong global tech performance.
- 01Israeli and foreign equity mutual funds now hold equal assets, a rare parity.
- 02Billions of shekels flowed from Israeli to foreign equity funds in August.
- 03Institutional investors are increasingly favoring foreign equities due to market size.
- 04Retail investors are also embracing international diversification, moving from 'home bias'.
- 05Geopolitical factors and global tech strength influence investor decisions.
- 06Money market funds remain the largest category despite falling interest rates.
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