Chinese investors flock to Israel for unlikely reasons

Chinese money is increasingly flowing into Israeli hi-tech companies and is likely to overtake the US as the number one source of foreign investment for the Jewish state.

CREDITEASE’S VIP delegation visits Jerusalem last week. CreditEase partnered with experienced venture-capital investors Tayman Kan and Benjamin Weiss to create the CreditEase Israel Innovation Fund in 2015, making CreditEase the only Chinese financial institution with a physical office in Israel.

(photo credit: Courtesy)

ByMAX SCHINDLER

DECEMBER 20, 2017 19:43

Updated: DECEMBER 21, 2017 13:25

Chinese investors flock to Israel for unlikely reasons

Chinese money is increasingly flowing into Israeli hi-tech companies and is likely to overtake the US as the number one source of foreign investment for the Jewish state.

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Chinese investors flock to Israel for unlikely reasons

Chinese money is increasingly flowing into Israeli hi-tech companies and is likely to overtake the US as the number one source of foreign investment for the Jewish state.

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