Barnea Blog

Compliance and Ethics in Corporations

November 6, 2019 / by Hadar Israeli

The clear advantages of inculcating an enforcement and compliance culture are expressed not only in routine times, but also in times of crisis, and they can “tip the balance” and make all the difference.

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Categories: Capital Markets

Innovation Authority Grants – What to Know in Advance?

October 23, 2019 / by Anat Even-Chen

The Israel Innovation Authority runs a series of programs that support entrepreneurs and companies in the various business stages. It is important to recognize the limitations the receipt of such funding from the Authority imposes upon a project.

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Categories: High Tech | Start- Ups

Essential Legal Tools for the Period between Life and Death

October 2, 2019 / by Liat Keisary Yahalomi

Guardianship and an enduring power of attorney are two legal tools that allow for the appointment of an individual to take care of another person’s affairs when that person is no longer capable of taking care of him or herself and of managing his or her affairs independently.

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Categories: Private Clients

Seven Important Points before Fundraising through Crowdfunding

September 23, 2019 / by Alon Anava

Crowdfunding is by now not a new fundraising option for corporations in Israel. These seven points helps explain the ins and outs of the process and the players involved.

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Categories: Capital Markets | Corporate

Considering an M&A Transaction? Don’t Forget to Conduct Privacy Due Diligence

September 11, 2019 / by Karin Kashi

In light of heightened privacy enforcement in Israel and around the world, companies entering into merger and acquisition transactions should include privacy aspects in their due diligence.

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Categories: Internet | Regulation

The Gap between Increasing the Agricultural Value Chain and Regulation

September 3, 2019 / by Hagit Ben Moshe

The solution to the many challenges in the agriculture industry lies in the ability to increase the agricultural value chain. However, the desire to increase the value chain is clouded by regulation in the form of strict statutes, ordinances, and policies.

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Categories: Kibbutz Sector

Renting or Leasing out an Apartment? Here’s What You Should Know

August 27, 2019 / by Alon Wolner

Many tenants move in August, so now is the perfect opportunity to refresh your memory on the rights and obligations of the parties involved (both the lessor and the lessee).

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Categories: Real Estate

Raising Early Stage Financing for Your Start-Up? The Do’s and Don’ts You Must Know

July 24, 2019 / by Itay Gura

Raising financing is tricky, stressful and for many involves navigating uncharted waters. Click to read for useful information to help you sidestep certain unhealthy choices.

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Categories: Corporate | High Tech | Start- Ups

2019 Opportunities in the Israeli Market

July 17, 2019 / by Michael Barnea

In 2019, Israel remains “the Start-Up Nation” and a leader of technological innovation. Thanks to its strong currency, active economy, and robust export industries, it also continues to attract noteworthy international investments.

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Categories: Capital Markets | Corporate | High Tech | Infrastructure | Start- Ups

The Israeli Payment Market Is Lagging Behind

July 10, 2019 / by Anat Even-Chen

The payment market in Israel and around the world is marching toward revolution. Still, Israel lags far behind compared to the rest of the world, and the rate of adopting innovation in the field of payment services is very slow.

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Categories: High Tech | Regulation