34°46′14″N 32°03′52″E / 34.77059°N 32.06455°E
Type | Stock exchange, Public company |
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Location | Tel Aviv, Israel |
Founded | 1953 (precursor 1935) |
Owner | 15 banks and 11 investment houses |
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Currency | New Israeli Shekel |
No. of listings | 473 companies listing equities[1] 901 series of corporate bonds 204 series of government bonds 416 index-tracking products 1,231 mutual funds |
Market cap | Equities: US$ 216 billion; Bonds: US$ 196 billion |
Volume | 546 million US$ daily (2010) |
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Website | tase |
Company | |
TASE: TASE | |
Industry | stock exchange |
Founded | 1953 (precursor 1935) |
Headquarters | |
Revenue | NIS 323.7 million (2021) |
NIS 54.4 million (2021) | |
NIS 45.5 million (2021) | |
Total assets | NIS 1,159 million (2021) |
Total equity | NIS 661.9 million (2021) |
Website | tase |
Footnotes / references [2] |
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE; Hebrew: הַבּוּרְסָה לִנְיָירוֹת עֵרֶךְ בְּתֵל אָבִיב), colloquially known as The Bursa, is the only public stock exchange in Israel and a public company itself, listed on its own exchange since August 1, 2019.[3] It is regulated by the Securities Law (1968) and is under the direct supervision of the Israel Securities Authority (ISA).[4]
The TASE plays a significant role in the Israeli economy, facilitating the trade of securities and the raising of capital and debt for companies and the government on the Israeli capital market.[5] Trading on the TASE is conducted exclusively through its 23 members, which include major banks and investment houses that collect a fee for their services.
The TASE was founded in 1953, with its precursor dating back to 1935. As of 2021, it lists 473 companies, 901 series of corporate bonds, 204 series of government bonds, 416 index-tracking products, and 1,231 mutual funds.[1] The exchange's market capitalization for equities stands at US$ 216 billion, and for bonds at US$ 196 billion.