Investors on the Israeli stock exchange appeared to sour on U.S. real estate companies last year, after several firms saw their bond values collapse amid troubling disclosures. But a recent offering shows Tel Aviv might still have some appetite left for American bonds. Dallas-based Westdale Asset Management debuted on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange last week with a $140 million (or 500 million shekel) bond offer, raised with an interest rate of 4.8 percent, Commercial […]
source https://therealdeal.com/2019/05/02/tel-aviv-stock-exchange-sees-first-u-s-real-estate-debut-since-last-years-crash/
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