IDB, Growing to New Heights, Keeping it Personal

At the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles, Lilach Asher-Toplisky, President & CEO of Israel Discount Bank Ltd, Israel, Jacob Berman, Chairman of the Board, Israel Discount Bank of New York (“IDB”), Ehud Arnon, President & CEO, IDB, and Kiyoun Kim, Executive Vice President & Regional Manager for California, IDB, hosted an evening reception for customers and friends.

IDB Israel

A subsidiary of Israel Discount Bank Ltd., in Israel, IDB is a $10 billion assets bank, and is the largest Israeli financial institution outside of Israel. At IDB, it’s all about “personal.” It is about partnering with their clients to find the right solutions for their businesses and their personal private banking needs.

IDB California

IDB California activities show an impressive 2014 year, with a 24% growth in loans, a 15% growth in deposits, continuing to expand their private banking platform with new products and services.

The IDB team: 1st row L Moti Levy LA branch Mng, Lilach Asher-Toplisky, CEO, Ehud Arnon IDB NY President, Kiyoun Kim, CA regional Mng; 2nd row L-Israel Consul David Siegel, Jacob Berman IDB NY Chairman, Gal Ben-Naim Private banking - Photo Orly Halevy
The IDB team: 1st row L Moti Levy LA branch Mng, Lilach Asher-Toplisky, CEO, Ehud Arnon IDB NY President, Kiyoun Kim, CA regional Mng; 2nd row L-Israel Consul David Siegel, Jacob Berman IDB NY Chairman, Gal Ben-Naim Private banking – Photo Orly Halevy

Despite the difficult neighborhood in which Israel is situated, Israel’s economy is constantly growing, said Israel Consul General David Siegel in his speech. Today Israel’s economy stands at $50 billion in exports, no small number for a country the size of New Jersey. More so, Israel is becoming a business opportunity global hub.

Lilach AsherToplisky, President & CEO of Israel Discount Bank Ltd, Israel with David Siegel, Consul General Israel - Photo Orly Halevy
Lilach AsherToplisky, President & CEO of Israel Discount Bank Ltd, Israel with David Siegel, Consul General Israel – Photo Orly Halevy

Last year Israel Discount Bank Ltd., founded by The Recanati family, celebrated its 80th birthday. Its US arm, IDB, which has historically been the bridge for doing business between Israel and the USA, has expanded significantly to directly compete for business with the large mainstream US banks, along with providing an advantage of personal banking relations and value-added solutions.

IDB has two California Region branches, in downtown Los Angeles and in Beverly Hills, offering a full platform of banking and wealth management services.

As Lilach Asher-Toplisky told me about IDB, FDIC Member, (www.idbbank.com), “It is all about long-term relations, about hiring good people who like people.”

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