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Adv. Ken Shaked

A Good Start for A Successful Exit
June 9, 2021 / by Ken Shaked

Entrepreneurs? Launching a start-up? The first question you should ask yourself is what is your exit strategy. If you do not know the answer, you should stop and make a plan, because your exit strategy is your company’s success plan.

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Adv. Ken Shaked

How Much Is Your Invention Worth or How Much Should You Pay to License Inventions?
May 23, 2021 / by Ken Shaked

Licensing agreements are the cornerstones of technology companies based on intellectual property. A licensing agreement is a legal contract between two parties, known as the licensor and the licensee. The licensor provides the licensee a right to use and a limited license, while the licensee accepts a series of conditions related to use of the product and payment for such use.

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Adv. Roy Engel

Five Key Points on Capital Raising for Hedge Funds
May 9, 2021 / by Roy Engel

The cornerstone of a successful hedge fund is a successful investment strategy. That is self-evident. However, if the managers of the potential hedge fund are not successful in raising capital, this potential will never be tested or realized. We list below the five key points we believe hedge fund managers should take into account when raising capital for their funds.

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Adv. Zvi Gabbay

2021: Trends in Regulatory Compliance and Risk Management
April 25, 2021 / by Zvi Gabbay , Eran Elharar

2020 was a particularly challenging year due to the coronavirus pandemic. For corporate risk managers and compliance officers, the year posed additional challenges. Organizations had to contend with an alarming rise in cyberattacks, supply chain constraints, employee health and safety, corporate governance and compliance, and diverse risks relating to or deriving from various content worlds. Nevertheless, if 2020 has taught us anything, it is that risks to a corporation, regardless of their source, are intertwined.

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Adv. Sagi Gross

Five Things You Didn’t Know about Impact Investing
April 11, 2021 / by Sagi Gross , Gal Ben David

In the last decade, impact investments have become an international trend to address global challenges in the areas of environment, welfare, health, employment, and education. In light of the development of the impact investments’ field, we recommend familiarizing yourself with several terms that may help when examining investments in general and impact investments in particular.

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Adv. Daniel Arbov

Retail and Tech in a Post-COVID World
March 24, 2021 / by Daniel Arbov

2020 marked a monumental shift in consumer behavior, with the retail industry particularly affected by the global spread of COVID-19. Between nationwide quarantines and the looming threat of disease, retailers had to adapt quickly to survive the forced seclusion and distancing. While some have been building their e-commerce brands and marketplaces for years, others were less prepared and were left to either sink or swim.

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Micky Barnea

Technology IPOs – A Meeting of Cultures at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
March 16, 2021 / by Michael Barnea

Israeli tech companies have recently joined the wave of initial public offerings on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. This is not the first time tech companies have gone public on the TASE and it will take some time to see if this is a real trend or a temporary phenomenon motivated by the tide of capital markets activity in the coronavirus era.

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Adv. Yuval Lazi

Proper Articles of Association – Now More Than Ever
March 2, 2021 / by Yuval Lazi , Amichay Tessler

The coronavirus crisis, which hit both the Israeli market and markets globally, has been unsettling. It undermined existing collaborations and encouraged the creation of new ones. It weakened the inertia that drove many businesses and employees, and forced numerous entities to reinvent themselves, to initiate and to dare.

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Adv. Zvi Gabbay

SPAC: A Dream Worth Half a Billion Shekels
February 21, 2021 / by Zvi Gabbay , Hagit Ross

In recent months, the IPO market has reached a boil. It seems anyone with any kind of business is dreaming about joining the Israeli stock market. Lets look at the figures. From 2008 (the outbreak of the subprime crisis) through 2019, 76 new companies entered the Israeli stock market through an IPO process (an average of approximately 6.33 companies per year). In 2020 alone, 27 new companies entered the Israeli stock market, and in January 2021, seven new companies entered the Israeli stock market*.

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עו"ד מיכאל דובין

Temporary Procedure for Insolvency Procedures in Israel in Light of COVID-19
February 11, 2021 / by Michael Dubin , Liron Dahan

The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked extensive economic havoc on the activities of many businesses and households in Israel. According to data from the Commissioner of Insolvency Proceedings, 2020 brought a rise of about 41% in the number of applications to commence insolvency proceedings compared to 2019.

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