Although their business paths separated them many years ago, the Ofer brothers each managed to triple the value of their assets 10 years after inheriting 10 billion dollars
The falling markets during the last year created ripples in the ranking of the World’s Jewish Billionaires • Mark Zuckerberg – who was ranked first in 2020 – lost most of his fortune and is now ranked seventh. Larry Ellison, who is now ranked 1st, Michael Dell, and the founders of Google – all of their fortunes grew significantly • Forbes Israel presents: 267 billionaires with a combined net worth of 1.7 trillion dollars
Dazz, headed by CEO and founder Merav Bahat, appears to be one of the most promising startups of Israeli cyber • With a holistic solution to identify and remediate security breaches in a short response time, the startup managed to raise 60 million dollars within a year from leading global investors • “Even in the current market conditions, we will continue to grow and grow – with the goal being a valuation of one billion dollars”
When taking a closer look into the various lists we’ve previously published, it is difficult to find a year quite like 2022 – loaded with global events and contrasting trends that shaped the wealth map as it is depicted on our list of Israel’s 100 richest for 2022
At a time when the markets are extremely unstable – the challenge of choosing the next big promises in high-tech is intensifying.
Which companies will join the 92 Israeli unicorns worth more than a quarter of a trillion dollars? Here are Forbes’ picks for 10 Israeli startups most likely to become unicorns
The Cybersecurity start-up emerges from stealth with a successful seed round to secure enterprises’ expanding web of third-party applications
Less than a year after they appeared on Forbes ‘Next Israeli Unicorns’ list, Firebolt announced an additional Series C funding round, reaching a $1.4B valuation
Twenty years after the US declared the “Global War on Terrorism”– the terror organizations are richer and stronger than ever ⋅ From the Taliban in Afghanistan, through the Houthis in Yemen, to Hezbollah in Lebanon: Forbes Israel’s international report tracks the funding sources of the wealthiest terrorist organizations, and maps their financial mechanisms
Oren Zeev could have retired after a flourishing career at the Apex fund. Instead, he began investing independently in “companies that create real value”. After funding companies that are now worth billions, he manages Zeev Ventures fund alone, without partners or analysts
In Israel alone, despite COVID-19 and the subsequent financial crisis, some companies have become new unicorns in the past year. Although the path to the top is hard and winding — but the trend doesn’t show any signs of slowing down
