More Investment House

More Investment House

More Investment House was founded in 2006 and built its presence from Ramat Gan, Israel's financial district adjacent to Tel Aviv. The firm established itself as a multi-strategy asset manager serving both retail and institutional clients, developing distinct business lines in mutual fund management, provident and pension plans, and private investment vehicles. This structure allows the firm to manage assets across the liquidity spectrum, from daily-redemption retail products to long-dated private commitments. The 2019 acquisition of More Magna expanded the platform's capabilities, though the specific investment mandate added remains part of the firm's private-market expansion strategy. The firm's dual-track investment model spans public securities management and private deal execution, with the latter concentrated on venture-stage companies and PIPE transactions. Rather than separating liquid and illiquid teams into siloed affiliates, More Investment House runs both capabilities through a single operating entity, which shapes a distinct sourcing advantage — companies seeking growth capital encounter a manager that can also provide follow-on public-market support. The geographic focus remains centered on Israeli technology and financial services sectors, with international securities management serving as a parallel capability for client portfolios seeking non-domestic exposure. The firm maintains a compact operational footprint with its headquarters in Ramat Gan. While headcount and total assets under management remain undisclosed in public filings, the platform's scope — spanning regulated mutual funds, provident plans subject to Israeli pension authority oversight, and private investment vehicles — indicates a meaningful institutional infrastructure. The combination of retail fund management and private deal-making places More Investment House in a small cohort of Israeli asset managers that operate across the full liquidity continuum without relying on a banking parent's distribution network. More Investment House's structural differentiator lies in its integrated public-private mandate within Israel's concentrated financial ecosystem. While most Israeli asset managers specialize exclusively in either public-market funds or venture capital, More runs regulated pension products alongside direct venture and PIPE investing — a model that allows the firm to offer portfolio companies a single relationship across private placement and eventual public-market exposure. The 2019 More Magna acquisition signaled intent to deepen private-market capabilities, though the firm has not publicly detailed succession planning or governance structure for the partnership that controls the platform.