Why Israeli fintechs are becoming a hot prize for investors — and big banks

Israel's startup scene is best known for its pioneering — often controversial — security and artificial intelligence projects; several of which boast international governments and multi-nationals as clients.

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Why Israeli fintechs are becoming a hot prize for investors — and big banks

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Why Israeli fintechs are becoming a hot prize for investors — and big banks

Israeli fintech startups are tapping into the country's cybersecurity prowess and are prepped to go global