Resources
Investing in Israel
● Interview: Stanley Fischer, governor of the Bank of Israel
● Biotech: An increasingly vital sector
● Outsourcing: Strength in cultural ties - -
Content
‘As good as it gets’
The economy is doing well, writes Sharmila Devi.
Stock markets: US and UK play an important funding role
Nasdaq and Aim are popular exchanges, many companies are also listed in Tel Aviv and some are looking east, writes Sharmila Devi.
Capital markets: Opening to outside influences
Recent reforms should widen choice and increase competitiveness, writes Sharmila Devi.
Economy: Welcome boost to confidence
Sharmila Devi talks to Stanley Fischer, who became governor of the Bank of Israel last year.
Venture capital: Competition increases as market opens
The sector owes its existence to government intervention, but is coming of age as foreign groups join in, explains Sharmila Devi.
Biotech: Life sciences on a global stage
Sharmila Devi on an increasingly vital sector.
Profile: ‘Free telephony is the tip of the iceberg’
Kayote Networks is a leader in VoIP, writes Harvey Morris.
Real estate: Property prices stage recovery
The lull in violence is helping drive the market as foreign investors take a serious interest, writes Sharmila Devi.
Outsourcing: Unique selling point
Israel can offer clients unrivalled cultural links, says Sharmila Devi.
Profile: Fresh hope for leukaemia sufferers
Gamida Cell is a world leader in technology using stem cells extracted from blood, reports Sharmila Devi.
