Raveh-Ravid & Co. Family Office

Overview

Founded in 1998 by CPAs Itzhak Ravid and Abir Raveh, the firm emerged from their existing accounting and tax advisory practice, Raveh Ravid & Co., in Tel Aviv. The family office provides wealth structuring, intergenerational transition management, and bespoke portfolio oversight for high-net-worth families, often coordinating with the same in-house tax professionals who built the founding partners' reputations. The firm manages multi-jurisdictional portfolios that blend direct real estate holdings — among them the mixed-use property Ashtrom Properties in Israel — with investments sourced through manager relationships and club networks. Raveh-Ravid structures its services around a tightly coupled advisory model: it maps family assets, defines short- and long-term investment policies, evaluates deal proposals, and supervises implementation while maintaining direct reporting lines to tax authorities and the Bank of Israel. Raveh-Ravid invests through a dedicated corporate structure, Raveh-Ravid Investments (1998) Ltd., and maintains deep ties to Israeli academic and entrepreneurial circles. Partner Itzhak Ravid serves on the University of Haifa Board of Governors, and the firm operates the Raveh Ravid Fund, a scholarship program linked to the university. Abir Raveh acts as trustee for the Goldfinger Trust — connected to Yair Goldfinger, co-founder of ICQ — and as director of Rimon Gold Assets Ltd., extending the family office's reach into tech-entrepreneur networks. Its structural differentiator is the embedded-tax architecture: the family office does not sit apart from the CPA firm but draws on the same partners and compliance infrastructure, giving clients a single node for both portfolio decisions and the cross-border tax consequences of those decisions — a configuration that turns the regulatory burden of Israel's reporting requirements into a retention engine.