1. Seven specialized research units – some 80 analysts, investment managers and traders make up the largest investment and research team in Israel. Analysts on a daily basis work in research and analysis to high standards, which allow Psagot to achieve top economic ratings.
2. Regulation and compliance– an objective and independent system responsible for handling issues such as risk management, credit control, anti-money laundering, prevention of embezzlement and fraud and applying new provisions of the law. In addition, the investment house's activities are controlled by the Securities' Authority, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and the Ministry of Finance.
3. Many years of experience in investment management – the investment house was founded in 1963 and is therefore one of the oldest and most experienced in Israel's capital market. The investment house employs a professional, skilled, dedicated and experienced staff of workers who have experienced the capital market's ups and downs. Leading firms in the economy, public institutions, private clients, institutional bodies and foreign investors have chosen Psagot to manage their assets.
4. A wide range of products and investment tracks – Psagot supplies a broader range of products and services: mutual funds, exchange traded notes, provident funds, study funds and central compensation funds, in a range of investment tracks and channels which facilitates optimum catering to the personal needs of each and every client.
5. Commitment to service – the Psagot Investment House is committed to standards of maximum service, while providing a professional response, accessibility, reliability and commitment to all its clients various factors related to its business activities specialized service helpdesks are made available to different target audiences.
6. Leads in objective ratings – Psagot was chosen as the best provident company in 2008 according to the insurance and finances journalists in Israel, leads in providing professional service among investment advisors in accordance with a survey conducted by Calcalist – a leading Israeli financial newspaper in March 2009.