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Trades about 28% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
The Phoenix Holdings Ltd., based in Givatayim, Israel, offers a broad spectrum of insurance and retirement planning solutions within the Israeli market. Its extensive insurance offerings encompass coverage for life and disability, alongside specific protection like flight cancellation. The company provides a comprehensive range of property and casualty policies, including auto, residential, commercial, and various liability covers such as third-party, employer, product, and directors' and officers' liability. It also underwrites specialized policies for construction projects (building, contract works), marine risks, and a diverse suite of health insurance products, from long-term and critical illness to travel, sick leave, hospitalization, and dental care. Beyond these, Phoenix insures a wide array of specialized risks and assets, including mechanical and electronic machinery, refrigerated goods, cargo in transit, personal accidents, fidelity, agricultural assets, investment protection for home purchasers, event production and cancellation, clinical trials, aviation, acts of terrorism, cyber threats, and fine art. Furthermore, the firm delivers financial asset management services, which include investment marketing and oversight, underwriting and investment banking activities, mutual fund administration, and stock exchange trading. It also manages various funds, such as pension, education, and provident funds, in addition to other savings vehicles. Originally incorporated in 1949 as The Israel Phoenix Assurance Company Limited, the company rebranded to its current name.
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