HFN’s capital markets and securities team represented the Israeli Electric Company Ltd. in a 3.5 Billion NIS public offering of debt. The public offering, which enjoyed unprecedented demand, is the largest ever public offering of debt on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange by a company which is not a banking corporation.
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The main points to know about raising capital in the U.S., and how to do business in Silicon Valley, New York and Massachusetts.
Legal 500 released its rankings for Israel. Check out the 2016 rankings by clicking the link below.
“The Israeli business milieu is cosmopolitan, business professionals are highly qualified, the courts are well regarded and the workforce educated and skilled,” says Herzog Fox Neeman, one of many revelations underlined in Nishlis Legal Marketing’s first Doing Business in Israel guide.The colorful 94-page guide discusses the thriving Israeli market, highlighting the what you need to know about the compelling opportunities for investment and challenges to face.
Chambers and Partners Global Guide today released their ranking for Israel for 2016, including the ranking of the Israel Desks for certain practice areas.
The “Globes Dun’s 100” ranking, by Globes and Dun & Bradstreet Israel, recently published its annual ranking of Israel’s top law firms in 30 different fields of law.
Israel’s official Legal Marketing calendar is now available. The calendar, covering the next 6 months, contains the dates of submissions and publications for the Israeli and International ranking guides, publishing dates and other important events. Click here to view the calendar:
Special report summarising Israel’s largest law firms in regards to their presence on Facebook and Linkedin.
A striking trend over the last few years has been the interest of Chinese and other Asian investors in Israel. It may be 23 years since the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and Israel but the relationship is now well and truly in full swing. The two countries have managed to overcome obstacles over distance, size and cultural divergence to develop close ties in trade, culture, academia and tourism. According to the Jerusalem Post, two-way trade was estimated at exceeding US$10 bill
The American Lawyer’s bi-annual Israel briefing discussed a range of issues in the Israeli market including the increase in Israeli investments overseas. The article features trends and market insights provided by Alan Sacks – HFN, Sharon Amir – Naschitz Brandes Amir and Dov Schwell, SWA.
