Moore Investment House will sponsor judoka Gili Sharir. Sharir won a bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics along with the judo team, and she is competing this coming Friday at the Grand Slam in Tel Aviv. Sharir joins other athletes that Save Investment House supports: judoka Peter Plachik, tennis player Lina Glushko and triathlete Roni Zablick.
Sharir, 22, trains for the Israeli team led by Shani Hershko, and her personal trainer is Eyal Bachar. Beyond the Olympics, her record achievements are second place in the Juhut Grand Prix, runner-up European Under-21 Champion, third place at the European Under-23 Championships, seventh place at the European Championships for seniors, ninth places at the World Championships twice in a row, and twice Israeli champions for seniors.
Yossi Levy, CEO of Moore Investments: “We are excited to add Gili to the Moore Investments family. Gili was injured and recovered, managed to fulfill her dream of reaching the Olympics and continues to invest with her face forward. We are proud to help and accompany her. “
Muscle age She said: “I thank Moore Investment House for the support and am happy to join a leading body in the Israeli capital market. I continue to work hard with the goal of course being Paris 2024.” Moore Investment House joins Cyberark, which has been sponsoring the muscle since 2021.
Moore is a public investment house traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and manages assets amounting to NIS 66 billion (as of the end of 2021) in a variety of investment instruments: provident funds and study funds, mutual funds, portfolio management and investment funds. In addition, the company won a tender to manage a selected pension fund. The investment house, which is controlled by the Meirov family and the Levy family, is managed by Yossi Levy and Eli Levy – the company’s founders who serve as co-CEOs and active investment managers, and by Meir Gridish, who serves as chairman of the board.