AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTech Funding: Israeli AI and cybersecurity startups drew fresh capital: Daylight raised $80 million, Bay secured $50 million to police AI-agent actions, and cloud-recovery startup Dreeze emerged with $33 million. Overseas Contracts: Mer Group won about €46 million in West African government contracts for intelligence, cybersecurity and infrastructure protection, with work expected to take two years. Banking Competition: The Bank of Israel granted Revolut a conditional license to establish a local bank, though it must meet regulatory and operational requirements before serving customers. Finance Committee Scrutiny: Liran Avisar Ben-Horin, nominated as temporary chair of the Knesset Finance Committee, faces conflict-of-interest questions because her husband’s consulting firm advises major Israeli companies affected by committee decisions.
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