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Lead storyGoogle's $32B Wiz purchase tops the list of the 10 biggest Israeli exits, ahead of CyberArk ($25B) and Mobileye ($15.3B). Deal values, buyers, pending deals and what founders did next.
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Dov Moran invented the USB flash drive at M-Systems, sold the company to SanDisk for 1.6 billion dollars in 2006, and now invests in Israeli startups…

Qumra Capital is Israel's first late-stage growth fund, founded in 2014 by Erez Shachar and Boaz Dinte, with Fiverr and JFrog among its public exits.

Unicorn Rodeo, organized by the Texas-Israel Alliance and The Jerusalem Post Group, brings Israeli founders and Texas investors to Dallas on October 2…

Vine Ventures is a New York and Tel Aviv seed-stage venture firm founded by Eric Reiner in 2020, with 43 portfolio companies including Ro, Public, and…

TLV Partners is a Tel Aviv venture capital firm founded in 2015 by Rona Segev and Eitan Bek, managing over $1 billion and backing AppsFlyer and Next I…

Sapiens International (formerly Nasdaq/TASE: SPNS). Founded 1982 in Holon. Core insurance software for 600+ carriers across 30 countries. Acquired by…

The named fund list, the LP architecture, and the incorporation shift: who actually funds Israeli tech, and where the companies they fund choose to re…

Valmont's $300M purchase of crop-AI startup Prospera, DuPont's acquisition of desalination firm Desalitech, and GenCell's since-collapsed 2020 IPO are…

Israeli climate tech raised over $2B in 2021, but the investor base backing it is thinner and more generalist than cybersecurity or fintech — MizMaa,…