Naschitz Brandes Amir advised Nasdaq-listed Check Point on a $2.0 billion upsized Rule 144A convertible notes offering, the largest convertible issuance by an Israeli company in 2025.
The firm’s capital markets team advising on the transaction was led by partner Tuvia Geffen, Head of Global Capital Markets, together with partner Ariel Lustig, associates Rawi Abu Nofal and Vicky Glasserman-Almog, and partner Yaniv Erlich, Co-Head of Tax.
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