I.B.I Investment House Ltd. (IBI.TA) is a leading publicly owned holding investment firm in Israel that provides a broad range of capital market services through its subsidiaries, including portfolio management; mutual funds; provident and pension funds; alternative investment funds in areas such as yielding real estate in the United States, short-term credit backed by real estate assets in Israel, and consumer credit in the United States; institutional brokerage for Israeli and international stocks, bonds, and derivatives; independent trading platforms on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and global markets including the USA and Canada; investment banking services such as underwriting, company valuations, and mergers and acquisitions operations; trust management; real estate investments via IBI Pillar; capital benefit plans and employee stock options through IBI Capital; and financial consultancy for private, corporate, and institutional clients in Israel and overseas. Founded in 1971 and headquartered at Shalom Tower, 9 Ahad Ha'am Street in Tel Aviv, Israel, the firm manages approximately NIS 40 billion in assets under management and serves hundreds of thousands of clients with innovative products emphasizing low correlation to traditional markets, advanced research, and holistic wealth management. Subsidiaries include IBI Mutual Funds Management (1978) Ltd., Israel Brokerage & Investments IBI Ltd., IBI Capital, and IBI Pillar, operating primarily in Israel with international reach in real estate, trading, and alternative investments. In recent developments, I.B.I acquired a 60% stake in Nextage Ltd., a financial services firm, from Ofer Katz and Moran Belcher for ILS 130 million in July 2024, with the sellers retaining management roles; entered a strategic partnership with ViewTrade Holding Corporation in April 2024 to enhance retail trading access to global markets via its NextGen platform; and in December 2023 completed the purchase of Psagot Mutual Funds' passive funds business (ETFs and index funds) for NIS 150 million, bolstering its mutual funds operations to NIS 41 billion in assets under management post-merger.