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Trades about 346% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
The Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange Ltd. operates as a stock exchange in Israel. The company offers shares, participation units, corporate bonds, structured bonds, warrants, convertible securities, exchange-traded funds, MCAMs and government bonds, as well as derivatives issued by the MAOF Clearing House are traded on the stock exchange, including stock options, options and futures contracts on stock indices. It also engages in the clearing and settlement of securities; capital and debt raising; and dual listing activities, as well as operates trading platform for the buying and selling of a range of securities and other financial instruments. In addition, the company provides initial and follow-on public offerings, data hub, conference centers, and data store services. Further, it offers nominee, portfolio, and connectivity services; trading arena for technology, real estate, and other companies; and holds license to distribute and process the data. The Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange Ltd. was founded in 1935 and is based in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel.
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