A recent report compiled and published by Viola Ventures, shows another record-breaking period for Israel’s eco-system.
Key takeaways from Viola’s report:
- H1’21 brought a 125% increase in fundraising activity
A Window to the Legal World for Israeli Companies
A recent report compiled and published by Viola Ventures, shows another record-breaking period for Israel’s eco-system.
Key takeaways from Viola’s report:
Israeli business Journal Globes recently reported 2020 to be a record-breaking year for Israeli companies raising capital on the New York and Tel Aviv Stock Exchanges.
Since the beginning of…
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Greenberg Traurig’s Tel Aviv office is collaborating with partners BNY Mellon and H.C. Wainwright & Co. LLC to host a morning roundtable focused on capital markets options for the life…
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Companies often issue convertible promissory “bridge” notes when they are at an early stage and are in search of capital. A convertible promissory bridge note is a short-term debt instrument…
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Greenberg Traurig Maher (GTM) represented Liberum, Adgorithms’ nominated adviser and broker, on its $125 million IPO on AIM, the London Stock Exchange’s international market for growing companies. The team…
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It is commonplace to note the vigorous market for inbound investment and M&A transactions involving high-tech companies in Israel. Hardly a week goes by without a deal. Between 2002-2011, Israeli high-tech companies raised $15 billion from investors, and in the same period owners received more than $37 billion in proceeds from M&A and IPO exits. There were approximately 85 acquisitions in 2011 alone. These trends have continued into 2012.
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