Investment house managing securities portfolios, etfs, mutual, provident, study & pension funds
Meitav ended 2025 with a much stronger underlying business, but 2026 will be judged on whether the capital coming in and the rapid expansion across brokerage, insurance, and credit translate into real return rather than only a strong earnings headline.
Meitav exited 2025 with a much smaller legal overhang, but not a clean slate: the old flagship exposure has largely been converted into an approved settlement and lower provisions, while the remaining open risk is concentrated in a handful of provident-fund files and operational…
Meitav’s brokerage move is not a monetization but a value-chain reshuffle: the parent concentrated retail brokerage under Meitav Trade, slightly strengthened control over the platform, but gave up roughly 10 percentage points of direct exposure to brokerage economics.
Meitav’s credit growth still looks clean across most of the book, especially in Meitav Financing and Lotus, but the weaker Peninsula pocket around third-party checks and Stage C is growing faster than the portfolio and now needs its own close watch.
