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We are pleased to present the latest edition of our monthly Technology & Regulation Client Update, which includes, amongst others, a
Technology and Regulation Updates January 2019
If 2018 was the year of the ICO, 2019 is shaping up to be the year of the security and

29.01.19 | Security and Asset-Based Tokens – Where Crypto is Today
WLG Cannabis Group members is hosting a webinar for both member firm lawyers and clients in 2019. Each webinar will focus on

26.02.19 | WLG Cannabis Legalisation Webinar: Israel Update
On December 31, 2018, the Commissioner of Patents, Designs and Trademarks published amendments to two Commissioner Circulars (the “Circulars”) dealing

Client Update | Intellectual Property | Trademarks and Patents: Amendments to Registering Licenses and Charges
We are pleased to announce that the TASE is to allow global-traded funds to be listed. The registration for trade

Client Update | Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Launches Exchanged Traded Fund Listing Rules (ETF)
Herzog Fox & Neeman Managing Partner, Meir Linzen, together with Partners, Guy Katz and Yuval Navot, authored Chambers & Partners

Chambers & Partners | Corporate Tax 2019
Ethiopia: One of the world’s oldest countries. Almost twice the size of Texas and with a population of over 100

16.01.19 | Africa: Continent of Tomorrow Series Destination: Ethiopia – Exploring Business Partnerships
The inaugural “Global Impact Awards” – a joint initiative of the Society for International Development (SID) Israel, Herzog Fox &

16.01.19 | Global Impact Awards | Honoring those Making a Positive Impact in the Developing World
Dear Clients and Friends, We wish to update you that on December 31, 2018, the Draft Payment Services Law, 5778-2018,

Client Update | Revolution in the Field of Payment Services: Payment Services Law Approved in Fast-Track Legislation
The Standards Institution of Israel, in cooperation with Herzog Fox & Neeman, is holding a seminar* on REACH regulation, intended

08.01.19 | Seminar on REACH Regulation | Emphasis on Articles
The General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) requires organisations processing personal data to be proactive with respect to their data-processing activities,


