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What Is and Isn’t Permissible When Startup Founders Split

10 September 2023 / Avinadav Preuss

A founders’ agreement should resolve problems that might arise in the event of the dissolution of a joint venture. However, even in the absence of such an agreement, the founders cannot evade their obligations pursuant to the Israeli Companies Law.

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Categories: High Tech | Litigation | Start Ups

Public Companies without a Controlling Shareholder: Amendment to the Companies Law

27 April 2021 / Michael Barnea

In recent weeks, the Israeli Ministry of Justice published a memorandum proposing an amendment to the Companies Law, focusing on the corporate governance regime in public companies without a controlling shareholder.

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Categories: Capital Markets | Corporate | Public companies

Ministry of Justice and Israel Securities Authority Wish to Adjust the Israeli Corporate Regime to Companies without a Controlling Shareholder

25 September 2019 / Barnea

The Israel Securities Authority (ISA) and the Ministry of Justice published a call to the public to adjust the corporate regime, as part of addressing problems that may arise as a result of the transition of public companies to a decentralized ownership structure.

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Categories: Capital Markets | Corporate

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