Bank Mizrahi Tefahot
Urban renewal
The significance of urban renewal has additional dimension; beyond improving living standards, these projects contribute to civilian resilience.
The banking system
Prediction 2026
The strength of the shekel
Personal Banking: Your Person at the Bank
Managing a financial process as significant as a mortgage highlights the need for a professional mortgage bank
Home or Rent? Why Israelis Still See Buying a House as a National Milestone
For many Israelis, owning a home is more than a goal—it's a deep-seated symbol of family, success, and belonging
What awaits new immigrants to Israel? A full spectrum of rights, support, and special benefits
From financial aid to free healthcare and Hebrew classes, Israel offers robust support to new olim
Planning Aliyah? Here's what you need to know before making the move to Israel
From emotional readiness to bureaucracy and banking, successful aliyah begins with thorough preparation.
The Right Path to Investment
Ron Hochman, CEO of Mizrahi-Tefahot INVEST reveals the roadmap to investors' hearts and advises: focus
Recommendation: Every business should integrate AI – the sooner, the better
Many are still wary of using AI, but business owners should remember that artificial intelligence is here to stay
Comparing the Israeli Market to the Global Economy
According to the Bank of Israel, the Israeli economy is expected to grow at twice the rate of other developed economies.
Why Invest in Israel?
Israel’s economic fundamentals and market structure ensure that investing here is a smart financial decision
Mizrahi-Tefahot, with 36% of the mortgage market, sets an ambitious growth target for 2027
Mizrahi-Tefahot, with 36% of the mortgage market and a NIS 225 billion portfolio, reveals a 3-year plan to boost business credit, lead mortgages, improve return on equity, and operational efficiency.
What Makes Israel’s Banking System Unique?
The Bank of Israel’s regulations ensure the resilience of the financial sector, shaped by hard-earned lessons from the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis