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Igal David Ahouvi (born March, 1953) is an Israeli businessman and art collector, and the chairman of Blenheim Properties Group Ltd and Ravad Ltd. He is a director of Nielsen Innovate Fund.1 Ahouvi made most of his fortune in real estate, and owns real estate in Israel, Europe and Vietnam. He was number 229 on The Marker's list of wealthiest Israelis for 2022 Ahouvi is the owner of Israel's largest private art collection, with over 1,100 works of art by international and Israeli artists. Over the years, Ahouvi has been involved in numerous legal battles and controversial disputes stemming from his business ventures and conduct.2 "התערוכה הראשונה של אוסף אהובי בגלריה האוניברסיטאית תוקדש למגדלים" . הארץ (in Hebrew) . "השופטת על הסבריו של אהובי: דחוקים, מתחמקים, לא הגיוניים" . הארץ (in Hebrew) .3
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Israeli businessman Igal Ahouvi is an Israeli businessman who serves as Chairman of the Board of Blenheim Properties Group Ltd and Ravad Ltd. He is a director of Nielsen Innovate Fund. Ahouvi owns more than £3 billion worth of real estate in Israel, Europe and Vietnam.
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Israeli businessman Igal David Ahouvi ( Hebrew : יגאל אהובי ; born March, 1953) is an Israeli businessman and art collector . Ahouvi made most of his fortune in real estate, and owns real estate in Israel, Europe and Vietnam. He was number 229 on The Marker's list of wealthiest Israelis for 2022 Ahouvi is the owner of Israel's largest private art collection, with over 1,100 works of art by international and Israeli artists. "המסיבה הסודית של גלית גוטמן ויגאל אהובי" . pplus (in Hebrew). 2014-03-30 . "התערוכה הראשונה של אוסף אהובי בגלריה האוניברסיטאית תוקדש למגדלים" . הארץ (in Hebrew) .
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