The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) is Israel's sole public stock exchange, established in 1953. It provides a platform for trading securities, including shares, bonds, ETFs, and derivatives, facilitating capital raising for companies and the government. TASE serves hundreds of thousands of investors, including households and institutional entities like pension funds. Its unique selling proposition is its central role in Israel's economy, offering a comprehensive and reliable trading infrastructure. TASE's target audience includes Israeli companies seeking capital and investors looking for a diverse range of financial instruments. It is also a listed company itself since 2019[1][2][3].