Issuing and listing shares and other securities on TASE enables companies to raise considerable capital to finance corporate activity.

 

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TASE offers companies listed on the major U.S exchanges and on the London Stock Exchange Main Market a special fast track for cross-listing their shares on TASE. Dual listings are highly beneficial for companies, their employees and the investing public.

 

A market maker in securities is a TASE member, which quotes bid and ask prices for designated securities throughout TASE trading at spreads and for quantities set by the TASE. In this manner, the market makers provide liquidity for those securities in which it operates, enabling investors to buy and sell these securities at any given time.

 

For further information regarding market makers, click here.

TASE operates a "professional market" for trading in bonds and convertible securities privately placed without a prospectus to institutional investors. "TACT Institutionals" is the trading platform for trading in these securities between institutional investors.

The TASE Clearing House (TASE-CH) provides clearing ,settlement and custody services for securities issued to institutional investors in private placements, which are not listed on TASE (Non-listed Securities)

 

For further details:
TACT Institutional Trading Platform
Non-listed Securities services

TASE develops and calculates a wide variety of indices. An index reflects average price levels of a selected group of securities. The TA-35 index, for example, reflects average prices of TASE's 35 most highly capitalized shares. Index changes reflect average returns to investors from these shares.

 

All constituent shares in a TASE index must meet the criteria of the "equity indices universe" and each index has its own specific rules regarding its potential constituent securities.

 

The Tel-Bond indices track the average price movements of corporate bonds. Other indices track various groups of securities and are published at the end of the trading day.

 

On the TASE website, each index has a dedicated "Index Page", which includes the following tabs:

Additional information on TASE indices>  

 

In addition, TASE publishes anticipated changes in the various parameters used to calculate indices on a regular basis.

Additional explanations regarding the navigation of the TASE website can be found under the "Navigating the TASE Website" FAQ page.

 

This FAQ covers, among other things, the following:

TASE Website

Maya – Corporate filings

 

The law requires the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, as a condition for obtaining a license, to implement rules. The rules must be approved by the Israel Securities Authority and the Minister of Finance.
 
The TASE Board of Directors may amend the TASE Rules. The change requires the approval of the Israel Securities Authority, who in turn submits a notice of the change in to the Minister of Finance. The change takes effect ten days after the date the notice is delivered, unless the Minister of Finance states his objection to the change before the end of the said period. Changes in the regulations pursuant to the TASE rules require the approval of the Israel Securities Authority.
 
The rules and regulations of the TASE include, among other things, rules regarding: TASE members, listing of securities for trading, trade suspensions and maintenance rules, trading on the TASE, publication of information by the TASE, and the commissions the TASE collects.

 

The TASE rules and regulations >

We can be contacted through the "Contact Us" form, which is arranged according to topic.

Extensive and useful information regarding TASE activity can be found on the TASE website.

For Frequently Asked Questions for TASE-listed companies, click here.
For an explanation regarding the structure of the website menus, click here.
For a site map, click here.

For TASE data services, click here.

Extensive information on TASE activities can be found on the TASE website.

For an explanation regarding the structure of the website menus, click here.

For a site map, click here.

 

Inquiries can be submitted:

 

Historical data is available for payment through the "contact us"  request by selecting "Historical Data"