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February 13, 2019

One door closes and another remains open: temporary lending license exemptions and alternatives for international lenders.

One door closes and another remains open: temporary lending license exemptions and alternatives for international lenders.

Partners Elite Elkon, Dubi Gross and Gila Ponte, in a client update looking at Israeli lending licensing requirements, temporary exemptions and other alternatives.

 

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