As of August 1, 2019, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is a traded public company.
On April 2017, the Knesset ratified an amendment of the Securities Law enabling changes to TASE's ownership structure. On September 2017 the District Court ratified the TASE demutualization arrangement, enabling changes to TASE's ownership structure, which turns the TASE into a company for profit, while separating TASE membership from ownership of TASE shares.
The Israel Securities Authority (ISA) is the direct governmental regulator that supervises TASE’s activities. TASE Clearing House, MAOF Clearing House and the TASE Nominee Company are wholly owned subsidiaries of TASE.
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