IVC Annual Yearbook
As part of our product offering, we proudly present The IVC Annual Yearbook - Israel’s High-Tech, Venture Capital, Startup and Private Equity Directory. The IVC Yearbook is the most comprehensive publication on the market today that details Israel’s “growth engine” industry.
The IVC 2013 Yearbook, includes extensive data on nearly 5,600 Israeli advanced technology companies identified with their sectors, revenue status and more. The Yearbook also covers changing trends and investor activity over the past year, with detailed profiles of more than 50 active venture capital funds and 20 active private equity funds operating in Israel. Noteworthy is the growing foreign investor involvement in Israel, with 15 of the most active foreign investors profiled in detail. Chapters are also devoted to other investors including technological incubators, technology transfer companies, investment companies, angels and angel clubs – all identified with their technological investment preferences, number of active portfolio companies and more.
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The Israeli investment and high-tech industry’s eco-system is supported by the work of highly focused service providers – investment bankers, accounting firms, law firms and other professionals - that help facilitate venture capital activity.
The Research Overview chapter with its wealth of data stands out as one of the Yearbook's favored sections, helping to provide readers with an in-depth understanding of venture capital industry trends and developments in Israel. The Israel Venture Capital Fund and High-Tech Company Analysis co-produced with KPMG Somekh Chaikin, features an annual review and in-depth data on high-tech capital raising, venture capital investments, high-tech exits and deals and more. The Israel Private Equity Fund Analysis sponsored by GKH - Gross, Kleinhendler, Hodak, Halevy, Greenberg & Co. provides an overview of the constantly growing private equity industry in Israel.
The Viewpoints chapter provides additional industry insights by guest writers from Pantheon Ventures who discuss the global PE industry turnaround, and from Vintage Investment Partners who see Israel’s VC industry as poised for stronger returns. In addition, MATIMOP’s Michel Hivert presents the case for potential emerging markets.
The IVC 2013 Yearbook, sponsored by Bank Leumi, BDO Ziv-Haft, and Giza Venture Capital. The Yearbook is has been enthusiastically received by the investment and entrepreneurial communities both in Israel and abroad since its launch in 1997. The IVC 2013 Yearbook is available for online purchase now.
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