Securities Authority

Aya New York revealed in its Q2 2026 financial statements that it had pledged future income from assets already serving as collateral for its bondholders.

The Israel Securities Authority has launched a criminal investigation into Cimed Holdings Limited at the request of US authorities. The company is suspected of misappropriating tens of millions of dollars.

A new deadlock in the Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) IPO process could lead to the company ceasing to be a reporting corporation. If the confidentiality of sensitive security information is not resolved by December 1, the Securities Authority may struggle to approve a new bond issuance.

Financial failures were recently discovered in a series of new companies on the stock exchange - right under the noses of the gatekeepers. Now, the Securities Authority is launching an extensive audit focusing on the work of the board of directors and, in particular, on the way directors are classified as having "accounting and financial expertise". A market source: "When you appoint a director...

Less than three months after its IPO, real estate firm Best is forced to correct its financial reports due to the unauthorized financing of the owners' private projects. Market experts anticipate an investigation by the Securities Authority, questioning the oversight provided by auditors and underwriters.

Due to a shortage of external directors, Israel Railways is unable to approve financial statements. The Securities Authority has warned that this paralyzes oversight and threatens the trading of the company's bonds.

TurboGen has been fined 550,000 NIS following an administrative enforcement agreement with the Israel Securities Authority. The penalty stems from misleading information regarding the company's order backlog reported in a June 2025 presentation.

Twelve investors have filed a lawsuit against Daniela and Nadav Nevo, owners of the tourism venture Danuki Investments. The plaintiffs allege fraud and illegal capital raising without a prospectus.

Renewable energy firm Nofar, led by Ofer Yanai, is in a dispute with the Securities Authority over the interpretation of its financial liabilities. This conflict could allow bondholders to demand immediate repayment of 2.2 billion shekels in debt.

TurboGen, a prominent 'dream stock' on the exchange, has been fined 550,000 shekels by the Israel Securities Authority for misleading investors regarding its order backlog.

The Israel Securities Authority has forced Israir to postpone a shareholders' meeting regarding a transaction with Rami Levy. The regulator deemed the deal material, requiring the disclosure of additional commercial data.