AlphaBeta

AlphaBeta is a fintech company specializing in quantitative investment strategies. Founded in 2010 by Koby Shemer, a co-founder of the investment house 'Analyst', the company manages approximately one billion Israeli New Shekels using its strategies. AlphaBeta develops innovative investment strategies based on leading academic research and the empirical findings of Nobel Prize laureates in the fields of Economics and Behavioral Economics. These strategies are assessed in different markets across the globe and applied as practical tools for managing clients' investment portfolios. The company implements investment strategies based on academic research and empirical findings from Nobel Prize laureates in Economics and Behavioral Economics, with the goal of maximizing the performance of clients' portfolios in the long run. To apply its unique investment strategies, AlphaBeta developed the 'AlphaAccess' system. AlphaAccess uses approximately 150 academic factors and AI-based investment strategies to generate effective diversification in clients' portfolios. The company has professional collaborations with leading institutions in finance and academia, such as Altshuler Shaham investment house, and collaborates with leading universities in Israel. AlphaBeta's unique investment perspective wholly embraces quantitative investment management, placing financial science as the top criteria for the successful management of clients' investments. To implement this investment perspective, AlphaBeta combines different strategies based on scientifically proven factors and AI, with the goal of achieving high Alpha.

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