בד''ץ נייע הכשר אויף ביזנעסעס

בד''ץ און ארץ ישראל איז ארויפגעקומען מיט א נייע הכשר אויף פינאצאלע ביזנעסעס.
אויב די אלע סטאק'ס אדער פאנט'ס וואס מען אינוועסט איז אויסגעהאלטן ע''פ תורה

*-- START OF DATA RETRIEVE FROM DB **-- END OF DATA RETRIEVE FROM DB **-- START OF DATA PRESENTATION * *-- Start of Talkback object positioning ------------------------------------------------------------ * *-- END OF TalkBack object * *-- if this alrticle doesn't belong to a tv section, display Main picture **-- End of Main picture display * *--set the TalkBack object * *-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- **-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * *-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * *-- ------------------------------ Article Tags ---------------------------------- * *-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Coming soon - kosher financial instruments *-- --------------- Display Advertisement if Exists --------------------- *The highest court of the ultra-Orthodox community, Haredi Badatz in Jerusalem, will award kashrut licenses to various financial instruments to indicate compliance with rabbinic court regulations. Ultra-orthodox investors often seek to put their money with companies that keep to kashrut laws. Awarding such licenses to financial instruments such as mutual funds, provident funds and pension funds will allow the ultra-Orthodox sector to invest in them. "The financial investment market in the Haredi sector has undergone a huge upgrade in the past year. Banks are investing a great deal of resources in marketing and advertisement to this sector, and investment houses are now taking an interest," says Shuky Batist, an initiator of the idea and the manager of advertising agency Tovanot. His firm caters to Haredi investors and serves as a communications consultant to Badatz. "The process is a result, among other things, of the increased rate of Haredi employment in the organized workforce. Recent legislation of the pension fund law also served as a catalyst," he said *-- END OF DATA PRESENTATION *