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Tel Aviv 355
Over the past 12 months, MPP has underperformed Tel Aviv 355, delivering a return of +13% compared to Tel Aviv 355's +31% growth.
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More Provident Funds and Pension Ltd
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More Provident Funds and Pension Ltd manages retirement savings products in Israel, mainly provident funds, pension plans, and related long-term savings accounts. In plain terms, it takes money from savers and employers, invests it through managed funds, and handles the administration, recordkeeping, and customer service around those accounts. Its main customers are individual savers, employers that set up retirement plans for staff, and financial advisers or distribution partners that help place those products. The company makes money by charging fees tied to managing those savings and administering the accounts. That means its business depends on how much money clients entrust to it and on how long those assets stay invested. Unlike a manufacturer or retailer, it does not sell physical goods; its role is to sit in the middle of the retirement system, collect assets, invest them according to the fund rules, and earn ongoing management income. What makes this business model different is that it is built around long-term, regulated savings rather than short-term trading or one-time sales. Customers usually stay for many years because these accounts are designed for retirement, which can create sticky relationships and recurring fees. The company’s success therefore depends on trust, investment administration, and the ability to serve a very specific need: helping people and employers save for retirement.