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The Israel Securities Authority has released a draft directive establishing new standards for investment advisors providing one-time services or dealing with alternative investments not traded on public markets. How will these proposed regulations reshape the duties of care, transparency requirements, and client protection measures for financial licensees operating under Israel's investment advice framework?

The Israel Securities Authority has published a draft directive that would permit licensed investment professionals to publish past performance data for the first time, marking a significant shift from the current prohibition. The proposed framework establishes uniform methodologies for portfolio managers, investment advisers, and investment marketers to present historical returns across three risk levels, with strict requirements designed to prevent selective disclosure and ensure transparency.