Israel Securities Authority Proposes New Corporate Reporting Rules

The Israel Securities Authority has published draft regulations for public consultation to change how public companies report information to investors. The proposal would replace the board of directors’ report with management analysis and add a dedicated chapter on financing and liquidity. Companies would generally report material deals once they sign a binding agreement, while publicly disclosed price-sensitive information could still trigger immediate reporting. The draft follows recommendations from a committee chaired by Professor Assaf Hamdani. It remains subject to approval by the finance minister and the Knesset Finance Committee.