Meitav Investment House

Meitav is one of the largest non-bank financial institutions in Israel, managing mandatory long-term savings products — provident funds, pension funds, and advanced training funds — alongside mutual funds, ETFs, and a growing alternatives platform. The firm was created through the 2012 merger of Meitav and Dash investment houses. It collects mandatory retirement contributions from Israeli employees and employers at scale, making it a structural fixture in the country's institutional landscape.

Meitav actively participates in private markets through its alternatives arm, targeting direct private equity buyouts, venture capital (early-stage through late-stage), venture debt, mezzanine financing, secondaries, and special situations. Its venture debt program specifically targets Israeli growth-stage technology companies. The firm also commits to fund-of-funds structures and co-invests alongside Israeli and international general partners.

While Israel constitutes Meitav's core market across both public and private strategies, the firm selectively co-invests in North America and Europe through its alternatives platform. Its fund-of-funds commitments also provide indirect exposure to international private equity and venture capital managers.