Israeli financial backer and entrepreneur Rami Beracha is on his way to open another speculative reserve in the United Arab Emirates.
Beracha, who has worked for a long time in the Pitango Venture Capital asset, which at one time included north of eighty channels worth about two billion dollars, is in talks with banks and institutions in the UAE currency to acquire the asset to send.
Israeli financial speculator Rami Beracha, who worked for more than twenty years in the investment fund Pitango, has now started the establishment of another global reserve financial company in the United Arab Emirates called Ender Ventures.

The new venture business marks the interface of organizations and nearby business visions, creating a global charged focus on the Gulf state and positioning the UAE as a focal point of greatness. The goals and aspirations of the venture shop, according to Calcalista, are to invest funds in digital and cutting-edge innovations in the areas of human reasoning, quantum registration, augmented reality and cloud foundations, robots, skimmers, image manipulation, sensors, and just the beginning. Rami Beracha intends to expand on the successes achieved in the previous company

Beracha built an effective portfolio of speculation in a later change he came to the universe of financing companies not from the universe of money or innovation, but from postgraduate studies.

Beracha began his studies in Tel Aviv, continued to New York and then studied business organization at INSEAD University in France. With an alternative and revitalizing foundation in the fund scene, Beracha joined the Pitango fund in 1996 after a stint on Wall Street.

He started his career in the company as a worker, in 2000 he became an accomplice. Most of the companies implemented by Berach during his active years were in the field of letters – with an accent in the field of chips. It is currently set to become one of Israel’s main financial backers of the UAE, in what appears to be another currency move similar to important moves in the past.

The Non-Aggression Pact opened a new money hall for Israel and the UAE

When it comes to the monetary interests of the UAE in general and Dubai in particular, Israel and its speculative pioneers like Rami Beracha seem to be putting in place a perfectly orchestrated symphony that is working admirably and should continue to develop and improve soon, according to specialists. The UAE’s growing economy makes the country an attractive destination for financial backers from around the world.

The “Abraham Accords”, which later agreed to a reconciliation agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, opened a window of many financial opportunities for Israel’s financial backers of the country and laid the foundation for extensive monetary relations between the countries. .

Financial backers in Israel are entering a large, strong, attractive and efficient market. The United Arab Emirates and Dubai attract many financial backers from around the world to the Gulf region. The country’s areas of interest are many and changing – from land to tourism to innovation.