Investors
Yes, as long as they comply with the criteria stipulated in Israel’s Securities Law-1968 regarding qualified investors.
Non qualified investors duly registered as shareholders with the nominee company are entitled to see the securities in their bank accounts, but will be blocked from trading in them.
There is no such obligation, but publication may well create value and consequently, a possible solution is that the fund publishes contact information on TASE’s MAYA website, so that interested potential investors can contact the issuer directly.
In this manner, the information remains private rather than public.
No, All securities holders will appear as a single line item under the name of the nominee company.
