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Herzog client, Israeli Fintech company Finaro (formerly Credorax), has been sold to Shift4 for $575M.

Yair Geva Ehab Farah (DR.)

9 March 2022

Our client, Israeli Fintech company Finaro (formerly Credorax), has been sold to Shift4 for $575M.
Shift4 is a payments company that focuses on the dining and accommodation sectors and is traded on Wall Street at $4B. Finaro’s product will be incorporated into Shift4’s product. Our partners Yair Geva, Adina Shapiro, Shahar Porat and Dr. Ehab Farah led the work on this deal.

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