Bank Leumi
Leumi posts record Q2 profit of NIS 2.83 billion
Leumi was the only Israeli bank to boost half-year profits in 2026, reaching NIS 5.18 billion; FIBI board decides to merge computing unit MATAF amid labor dispute.
'Israeli innovation will drive economy’s growth,' Bank Leumi VP tells 'Post' Conference
Bank Leumi ranks second in MENA region for innovation, first in Israel for AI implementation
Leumi, Shestovitz take stakes in Profit Finance Group with NIS 670 million investment
Unique in the landscape
LeumiTech CEO Yifat Oron explains how the bank is boosting Israel’s hi-tech success.
Leumi Tech CEO: Looking at things differently
Hi-tech and start-ups in Israel require special attention and treatment, says Yifat Oron
How Equifax’s data breach threatens Israeli security
US consumer credit company hack could provide intelligence data for Iran, says expert
Reports of money laundering on the rise in Israel
Money laundering - the practice of concealing the origins of illegally-obtained money - helps finance terrorist and criminal groups.
One-on-one with an Israeli revolutionary
Some consider political activist and criminal lawyer Barak Cohen a violent bully; for others he is a source of inspiration. In an interview he explains more about his tactics and offers advice.
Knesset seeks expanded subpoena powers to probe banks’ secret deals
Lawmakers seek expanded powers to force banks to reveal confidential information about customers.
‘We’ve got to change the norms’
American-Israeli Eliezer Jaffe works to bring interest-free loans to first-time home buyers.
'Fortune' ranks Israeli Bank Leumi CEO among most powerful women
Russak-Aminoach, the only Israeli on the list, was ranked 43rd on the 50-strong list dominated by countries such as the UK, China and Switzerland.
Kahlon, Flug strike deal on financial sector reform
Proposal would spin credit card companies out from biggest banks, allow them to become banks in their own right.
NGO: No protection for Israeli banks with PA ties in terrorism lawsuits
Last February, a US jury handed down a $655.5 million judgment in wrongful death damages against the PA in a case brought by 10 American families that lost relatives in Palestinian terrorist attacks.