Michal Cohen
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Israel Antitrust Chief Slams Major Banks Over 20 Billion Shekel Deposit Gap
Israel's Antitrust Commissioner Michal Cohen slammed major banks at the Investment Houses Association conference, citing a 20 billion shekel gap in household deposit yields. The move has sparked a regulatory clash with the Bank of Israel.
Discount Bank Renews Talks with Moti Ben-Moshe Following Collapsed CAL Deal
The NIS 4 billion deal to sell credit card company CAL has collapsed due to regulatory hurdles, pushing Discount Bank to reopen talks with tycoon Moti Ben-Moshe.
CAL Credit Card Sale Nears Collapse Amid Competition Authority Objections
The deal to sell credit card company CAL is on the verge of collapse after the Israel Competition Authority and the buyers failed to reach a regulatory agreement regarding potential conflicts of interest involving Super-Pharm.
Supreme Court Rules on Economy Minister's Bid to Dismiss Competition Commissioner
The Supreme Court has ruled that Economy Minister Nir Barkat's request to dismiss Competition Commissioner Michal Cohen must be reviewed by the Civil Service Commissioner, subject to election period restrictions.
Moments before the holidays: Monopoly restrictions to be imposed on Carmel Winery
The Competition Authority intends to declare Carmel Winery a monopoly in the grape juice and Kiddush wine market. The company has agreed to comply with major supplier regulations pending a Supreme Court ruling.