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First International Bank of Israel Ltd

First International Bank of Israel Ltd

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  • Price (USD)35.92
  • Today's Change0.00 / 0.00%
  • Shares traded1.83k
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About the company

First International Bank of Israel Ltd is as Israel-based financial company. The Company’s activity is divided into three divisions such as: corporate division, banking division and customer asset division. The corporate division conducts all operations relating to corporate and middle-market customers. Banking division provides banking and mortgages services to all customers through the branches. Customer asset division centralizes the whole operating in the capital market, money market and foreign currency operation with private customers, business customers, institution customers and capital market professionals.

  • Revenue in ILS (TTM)9.85bn
  • Net income in ILS2.17bn
  • Incorporated1972
  • Employees3.62k
  • Location
    First International Bank of Israel LtdROTSHILD 42TEL AVIV-YAFO 6688310IsraelISR
  • Phone+972 35196223
  • Fax+972 35100316
  • Websitehttps://www.fibi.co.il
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