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TASE leadership has noted that such dual or secondary listings could significantly expand the exchange’s market capitalization base and liquidity, while helping align local investor opportunities with the global footprint of Israeli innovation companies. Regulatory, tax and corporate governance considerations remain central to discussions around structuring these listings, which would complement the exchange’s existing domestic and international offerings.

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Cyclops, founded in 2022, developed an AI-powered platform for unified attack surface management, which Check Point plans to integrate into its exposure management offerings. Cyata, established in 2024 by Unit 8200 alumni, provides continuous agent-identity visibility and control, aimed at enhancing identity governance in AI agent environments. The Rotate team brings managed service provider (MSP)-focused platform expertise, further broadening Check Point’s service portfolio.

The acquisitions reinforce Check Point’s strategic focus on extending its cybersecurity footprint in areas of automated risk reduction, agent-centric identity controls and managed security services, reflecting broader trends in corporate cybersecurity investment and consolidation.

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In an article published by Arnon, Tadmor-Levy, Idan Arnon and Yedidya Altshuler examine the scope of the proposal, including definitions of covered entities, reporting requirements, supervisory powers and potential implications for regulated sectors. The authors note that affected organizations may need to assess governance structures and compliance readiness in anticipation of possible enactment.

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His appointment comes at a time when New York’s Jewish community, civic leaders, and allies are navigating complex and often challenging conversations. In this environment, IAC New York plays an important role in advancing education, strengthening engagement, and promoting principled advocacy across the Israeli-American and broader Jewish communities.

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The program is designed to address the mortgage “lock-in” effect in the US housing market by enabling eligible borrowers to repay existing mortgages at a discounted balance, thereby increasing member mobility in a market constrained by low fixed-rate loans.

Chapman and Cutler LLP advised Takara in connection with the launch of DREAM in the United States. The team was led by partner Michael Friedman, head of the firm’s Israel practice, and included partners Paul Carman, Eric Manor, Heath Martin, Tobias Moon and Simone Tatsch, senior counsel Judy Chen, and associate Carson Klarck (Banking & Structured Finance).

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The financing reflects investor confidence in Orion’s autonomous, real-time AI platform designed to prevent data leakage and provide a next-generation alternative to traditional data loss prevention (DLP) solutions.

Arnon, Tadmor-Levy represented the investors in the transaction, providing legal support across the commercial, contractual and strategic aspects of the multi-investor round. The team included partners Yarom Romem and Elan Loshinsky, and associates Aliza Haber Feld and Sefi Becker representing Norwest; with partner Daniel Damboritz, and associates Nataly Margalit and Josh Hauser representing PICO Venture Partners and IBM.

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Erdinast, Ben Nathan, Toledano represented the issuer in the offering. The firm’s team included partners Moty Yamin and Chen Balaban Magen, and associate Barak Stainberg (Capital Markets).

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Epstein Rosenblum Maoz and Pearl Cohen represent the plaintiffs in the proceedings. The ERM team includes partners Amnon Epstein, Ron Abelski, Itamar Lev Eldar, and Gideon Weinbaum, with associate Yuval Rosenberg and interns Guy Mazar and Talia Sigad (Dispute Resolution & Corporate Litigation).

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Following completion of the acquisition, Palo Alto Networks will list its shares on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under the ticker CYBR, while continuing to trade on Nasdaq under PANW. The dual listing is expected to position Palo Alto Networks as the largest company by market capitalization on the TASE, significantly reshaping the exchange’s composition and liquidity profile.

Meitar and Latham & Watkins represented CyberArk in connection with the transaction. Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz represented Palo Alto. 

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