Yaacov Benmeleh, Bloomberg News Commercial buildings stand on the city skyline as people relax on the beach ahead of a second nationwide coronavirus lockdown in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Friday, Sept. 18, 2020. Israelâs cabinet voted to impose a second nationwide lockdown starting Friday to try to tamp down a raging coronavirus outbreak, brushing aside appeals from both a business world warning of economic strangulation, and the powerful ultra-Orthodox Jewish community. Photographer: Kobi Wolf/Bloomberg , Bloomberg
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Israeli venture capital firm FinTLV raised $120 million for a new fund investing in global growth-stage insurance and financial technology companies.
Investors include Japanâs MS&AD Insurance Group, FWD Ltd. of Hong Kong and a few of Israelâs biggest investment houses, according to a statement on Sunday.