Menora Mivtachim
One of Israel's five major insurance and long-term-savings groups. TASE: MMHD. One of the largest pension-fund administrators in Israel.
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| Type | Publicly traded insurance and financial holding group |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Tel Aviv, Israel |
| Listed | Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (MMHD) |
| Principal businesses | Pension management (one of the largest in Israel); life insurance; general insurance; provident funds; financial services |
| Regulator | Capital Markets, Insurance and Savings Authority (Israel Ministry of Finance) |
Menora Mivtachim sits inside the top-five Israeli insurance and long-term-savings cluster alongside Migdal, Clal, Harel, and Phoenix. Menora's distinguishing characteristic in the cluster is the depth of the pension-fund franchise — the group is one of the largest single Israeli pension administrators and was a primary beneficiary of the 2008 Pension Reform that made pension contributions compulsory for all Israeli employees.
As with the broader top-five cluster, Menora's institutional weight comes from the long-duration savings pools the group administers on behalf of millions of Israeli employees and retirees. The group is a principal Israeli institutional buyer across sovereign debt, equity, and overseas allocations.
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