Naschitz Brandes Amir advises clients on Israeli securities and capital markets regulation, which continues to evolve in scope and complexity.
Our lawyers counsel public and private companies, boards of directors, controlling shareholders, investors, and other market participants on a broad range of securities law and regulatory matters, including disclosure obligations, regulatory compliance, securities transactions, and interactions with the Israel Securities Authority (ISA) and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE).
We provide practical, commercially focused guidance on both day-to-day compliance and complex or sensitive matters requiring careful analysis of securities laws, regulations, regulatory positions, and market practice. We work closely with the firm's Capital Markets, Public Company Advisory, Corporate/M&A, Litigation and other specialist teams, enabling us to address securities regulatory issues in the broader context of our clients' business and strategic objectives.
We also advise Israeli companies whose securities are traded outside Israel, including dual-listed companies, on matters involving the interaction between Israeli securities regulation and applicable foreign securities laws and stock exchange requirements.
How we help our clients
- Israeli securities law and regulatory compliance
- Israel Securities Authority and Tel Aviv Stock Exchange regulatory matters
- Periodic and immediate reporting and public disclosure requirements
- Materiality assessments and disclosure obligations
- Regulatory aspects of public and private securities offerings
- Prospectuses, shelf prospectuses, and shelf offering reports
- Private placements and exemptions from public offering requirements
- Interested-party and controlling-shareholder transactions
- Tender offers and going-private transactions
- Inside information and insider-trading compliance
- Securities compliance policies, procedures, and internal controls
- Regulatory inquiries, investigations, administrative enforcement, and securities litigation
- Dual-listed companies and cross-border securities regulatory matters