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Amir Bramly ( , alternative English: Amir Bramli) (born October 4, 1976) is an Israeli investor and business man. He is the founder and former manager of Rubicon Business Group (in dissolution) and "Kela Fund" (in dissolution), and former partner in Hagshama fund. At the height of his career, Bramly controlled dozens of companies, and received intense media coverage both of his own dealings and as an interviewed expert. He is an outspoken critic of Israel Securities Authority and other government and regulatory bodies, claiming on several occasions in a public manner that over-regulation and poor management are holding back small businesses and the Israeli economy.1 Amidst allegations of his businesses being a ponzi scheme Bramly's business empire was placed in permanent liquidation in January 2016, and a court order prohibiting disposition of assets was placed on Bramly and members of his family. The smart people in the Israel Securities Authority and the Ministry of Finance don't have balls, Globes, 2013-12-09 The leadership in Israel has an interest to keep the middle-class weak, it is easy to control, Forbes Israel, 2015-01-14 A coffee shop has almost the same regulation as Teva, Calcalist, 2015-05-11 (Press conference coverage) Bramly: "We represent the new economy.2 ISA is having difficulties comprehending this.", 2015-09-21 Temporary liqudator appointed to Kela fund; begins with investigation and checking accounts, Globes, 2015-10-23 Rubicon-Kela affair: Permanent liquidation for Amir Bramly's companies, Globes, 2016-01-31 Bramly family's debt to Rubicon-Kela fund exposed: 16.5 million NIS, TheMarker, 2015-11-18
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Israeli investor and business man ( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Amir Bramly ( , alternative English: Amir Bramli) (born October 4, 1976) is an Israeli investor and business man convicted of money laundering and fraud. He is the founder and former manager of Rubicon Business Group (in dissolution) and "Kela Fund" (in dissolution), and former partner in Hagshama fund. At the height of his career, Bramly controlled dozens of companies, and received intense media coverage both of his own dealings and as an interviewed expert. Amidst allegations of his businesses being a ponzi scheme Bramly's business empire was placed in permanent liquidation in January 2016, and a court order prohibiting disposition of assets was placed on Bramly and members of his family. In October 2020, Bramly was convicted of money laundering, massive fraud, theft and other offenses.In February 2021 he was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Temporary liqudator appointed to Kela fund; begins with investigation and checking accounts, Globes, 2015-10-23 Rubicon-Kela affair: Permanent liquidation for Amir Bramly's companies, Globes, 2016-01-31 Bramly family's debt to Rubicon-Kela fund exposed: 16.5 million NIS, TheMarker, 2015-11-18 "Amir Bramly convicted of massive fraud" .
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Israeli investor and business man ( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Amir Bramly ( Hebrew : אמיר ברמלי , alternative English: Amir Bramli) (born October 4, 1976) is an Israeli investor and business man convicted of money laundering and fraud. He is the founder and former manager of Rubicon Business Group (in dissolution) and "Kela Fund" (in dissolution), and former partner in Hagshama fund. At the height of his career, Bramly controlled dozens of companies, and received intense media coverage both of his own dealings and as an interviewed expert. Amidst allegations of his businesses being a ponzi scheme Bramly's business empire was placed in permanent liquidation in January 2016, and a court order prohibiting disposition of assets was placed on Bramly and members of his family. In October 2020, Bramly was convicted of money laundering, massive fraud, theft and other offenses. In February 2021 he was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Temporary liqudator appointed to Kela fund; begins with investigation and checking accounts, Globes, 2015-10-23 Rubicon-Kela affair: Permanent liquidation for Amir Bramly's companies, Globes, 2016-01-31 Bramly family's debt to Rubicon-Kela fund exposed: 16.5 million NIS, TheMarker, 2015-11-18 "Amir Bramly convicted of massive fraud" .
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