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Regulation in the Past Year: A Summary of Key Changes and Outlook for the Future

September 18, 2024 / by Zvi Gabbay , Ran Karmi , Anat Even-Chen , Avishay Klein

Several statutory arrangements and regulatory guidelines have been published thus far during 2024, particularly in relation to the capital market, the financial sector and privacy protection, as well as various circulars addressing corporate governance and risk management, with the objective of increasing certainty for businesses and for the public as a whole.

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Categories: Regulation

Regulatory highlights for small and medium-sized businesses

September 16, 2024 / by Ori Rodriguez

There has been a growing outcry recently against the ease at which class actions alleging a variety of offenses are being filed against small and medium-sized business-owners. Almost every week since October 7, news media have been reporting about business owners who were called up for reserve duty, spent months defending the country, and who, upon returning home after completing their tour of duty, are then forced to fight in the courts because a warning letter was waiting for them with a demand for high sums of compensation. Much has been written about this and about the impacts that such demand letters have on reservists – personally and at the business level. And as reported, this issue should be examined by the legislative authorities.

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Categories: Regulation

Tax Benefits to NGOs in Israel and “Public Purposes”

August 28, 2024 / by Sagi Gross

In order to promote the activities of NGOs, and to encourage donors to donate to these public benefit institutions, the State of Israel is granting them unique tax benefits, subject to the fulfillment of defined criteria.

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Categories: Corporate

Femtech in Israel: The Challenges, Opportunities, and Legal Considerations Every Company Needs to Know

August 19, 2024 / by Inbar Gorelick

About 100 Femtech startups operate in Israel, which is considered a world leader in the field. These startups face a number of legal and regulatory challenges that must be taken into consideration in order to successfully implement innovation in this sector.

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Categories: High Tech | Start- Ups

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Conditional Payment (Earn-Out)

August 1, 2024 / by Ilan Blumenfeld , Dor Levi-Tam

An earn-out arrangement involves the seller agreeing to receive only a portion of the consideration at the transaction’s completion, with the remainder contingent upon the acquired company’s achievement of specified financial or operational milestones during a defined post-completion period.

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Categories: Corporate

The Israeli Approach to Anti-Dilution Rights

July 18, 2024 / by Dana Ben-Yehuda

Investors that want to preserve their holding percentage in a company have two main options: an anti-dilution right or a pre-emptive right. Each has a different significance, but adding both to the investment agreement will fully protect an investor’s holdings. The Israeli Approach to Anti-Dilution Rights

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Categories: Corporate

Advisory Board Agreements in Israel

June 10, 2024 / by Inbar Katzir

Drafting a clear advisory board agreement is crucial for establishing a beneficial relationship between a board and a company. This clarity also helps avoid obstacles and apprehensions before an investment or the sale of the startup.

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Categories: High Tech | Start- Ups

Institutional Investors, Investment Funds, and ESG

February 1, 2024 / by Roy Engel

The European regulations that apply to investment funds are expanding to cover ESG issues. Israeli institutional investors should familiarize themselves with the regulations and prepare for similar regulations in Israel.

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Categories: Corporate

Document Subpoena from US Authorities: Critical Steps

December 13, 2023 / by Hadar Israeli

When an individual or a corporation receives a document subpoena from the United States Department of Justice (DOJ), from a US regulatory authority like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), or from any other law enforcement agency in the US, it is very important to know what to do next to ensure the first response serves the client’s legal interests and best defense. More importantly, the initial response must not compromise or harm the best possible legal strategy down the road.

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Categories: White Collar

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Rights of New Immigrants (Olim Hadashim) and Returning Israeli Residents

December 3, 2023 / by Amos E. Rosenzweig

A large number of expat Israelis and diaspora Jews are considering returning or making Aliyah to Israel in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war. These two groups are entitled to a basket of absorption and social security benefits from the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption, the National Insurance Institute, the Israel Tax Authority, and other authorities. It is important for would-be immigrants to be aware of these benefits and to include them in their considerations.

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Categories: National Insurance Institute (NII)

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