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Treasury wants Bank of Israel to refund bonuses

The director of wages at Israel's treasury, Yuval Rachlevsky, has instructed 800 workers at the Bank of Israel to repay their "efficiency bonuses," which total millions of shekels. Rachlevsky informed the bank's governor, David Klein, Monday.

Treasury-central bank rift in Israel

ISRAEL - For the first time in decades, the Prime Minister's Office, the treasury and the Bank of Israel did not jointly publish the national forecast together with the publication of the 2003 budget. The disagreement is testimony to the difficult…

David Klein's mysterious adventure

ARTICLE - Several weeks ago, the premier international rating agency Standard & Poor downgraded the credit ratings of Bank Hapoalim, Bank Leumi, and Bank Discount. This action was driven by concern over the quality of loans these banks have issued. In…

Israel's c bank chief criticizes inadequate budget

ISRAEL - Governor of the Bank of Israel David Klein says financial stability is not yet assured. Speaking before the Israel Democracy Institute's annual Caesarea conference, being held this year in Jerusalem, he said the task of restoring economic…

Frenkel accused of claiming funds not due him

ISRAEL - Israel's state audit office said on Monday former Bank of Israel Governor Jacob Frenkel, who stepped down in 2000 after nine years in office, had claimed thousands of dollars not due to him. A spokesman for Frenkel in Tel Aviv dismissed all the…

Israel approves Bill to redefine c bank powers

ISRAEL - Israeli ministers have approved a bill that would redefine the Bank of Israel's powers, but allowed the finance ministry and central bank time to propose changes to the bill to resolve continuing disagreements.

Klein to hold talks with Israel's prime minister

ISRAEL - David Klein, governor of the Central Bank of Israel is to meet with Ariel Sharon, the prime minister of Israel, in the next few days in an attempt to resolve the dispute which led Mr Klein to shelve a cut in interest rates at the end of April.

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