Regulations may change periodically, and the latest version will apply.

By confirming that you meet one of the criteria mentioned below, you acknowledge that HiFund relies on your statement to grant access to limited information in this website.

Individual Accreditation

1. Liquid Assets: You own liquid assets (including stocks, bonds, mutual investment funds, and ‘kranot hishtalmut’) worth over NIS 8,364,177.
2. Annual Income: Your annual income for each of the previous two years exceeds NIS 1,254,627.
3. Liquid Assets and Annual Income: You own liquid assets worth in total more than NIS 5,227,610, and your annual income for each of the previous two years is at least NIS 627,313.

Joint Accreditation with Spouse

1. Joint Annual Income: Your joint annual income for each of the previous two years is over NIS 1,881,940.
2. Liquid Assets and Joint Annual Income: You own liquid assets worth in total more than NIS 5,227,610, and your joint annual income for each of the previous two years exceeds NIS 940,969

Corporate Accreditation

1. Equity Requirement: The investor is an entity with equity exceeding NIS 50,000,000 (excluding entities formed solely for purchasing securities in a specific offering).

2. Qualified Investor Ownership: The investor is an entity fully owned by entities and/or individuals who meet the Qualified Investor criteria specified in Art. 15A(b)(1) and Schedule 1 of the Securities Law. Each shareholder (individual or entity) must complete Investor Qualification Forms to verify their eligibility.

3. Israeli Entity Classification: The investor is one of the following entities organized under the laws of Israel:

a. Portfolio Manager: A portfolio manager as defined in the Regulation of Investment Advice, Investment Marketing, and Investment Portfolio Management 5755-1995, purchasing for themselves or on behalf of clients who are investors listed in section 15A(b) of the Securities Law.

b. Investment Advisor: An investment advisor as defined in the Regulation of Investment Advice, Investment Marketing, and Investment Portfolio Management 5755-1995, or an investment marketing agent purchasing for themselves.

c. Underwriter: An underwriter satisfying the conditions set forth in Section 56(c) of the Securities Law, purchasing for themselves.

d. Joint Investment Fund: A joint investment fund or its managing company as defined in the Joint Investment Trust Law 5754-1994.

e. Provident Fund: A provident fund or its managing company as defined in the Regulation of Financial Services (Provident funds) Law 5765-2005.

f. Venture Capital Fund: A venture capital fund, which is a corporation primarily engaged in investing in research and development or the manufacturing of innovative and hi-tech products or processes, where the investment risk is higher than customary for other investments.