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- Islamic funds are growing in popularity not just with Muslims concerned with Sharia compliance, but also with non-Muslims seeking socially responsible and ethical investments with comparable or higher returns than conventional funds.
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2. Executive Summary
Investing in JIG Is also
impact investing in
Jerusalem future
Jerusalem is the
fastest growing
startup ecosystem
Selected as #1 emerging
tech hub in the world
JIG has the right managment
team to leverage
Jerusalem potential
· Backed by Mayor Nir Barkat
· Preferred access to academy
· Strong network
· Great track record
· Job opportunities
· Encourage young entrepreneurs
to settle in the city
· Strengthen Jerusalem economy
Jerusalem is a relatively
untapped market
for investors
Jerusalem is far from
maximizing its potential
JIG is taking Jerusalem
startup ecosystem to
the next level
· 80% of fund to invest in
early stage startups
· 20% of fund to invest
in Israeli academic IP
3. Jerusalem Is The Fastest
Growing Startup Ecosystem
Jerusalem - Based Startup Growth
2012 - 2014
Source: Made in JLM, Based on IVC,
Crunchbase and research
Amount Invested ($mm)
Startups Founded
3.9
Money Invested Growth
2.2
Startups Growth
27
$107.8
2013
26
$58.1
2012
58
$227.1
2014
One of the top startup eco-systems around the world
Global Startup Ecosystem Ranking 2015
#1 Emerging Tech hub in the world
2015
30
USA
Top 20: Silicon Valley, New
York, Los Angeles-Orange
County, Boston, Chicago,
Seattle, and Austin
Runners-up: Atlanta,
Denver/Boulder,
Philadelphia
Canada
Top 20: Vancouver,
Montréal and Toronto
Runners-up: Waterloo
Latin America
Top 20: São Paulo
Runners-up: Buenos
Aires, Santiago de Chile,
Mexico City
Europe
Top 20: London, Tel Aviv,
Berlin, Moscow, Paris,
Amsterdam
Runners-up: Barcelona,
Brussels, Copenhagen,
Dublin, Helsinki, Istanbul,
Jerusalem, Madrid, Milan,
Oslo, Rome, Stockholm,
Tallinn, and Warsaw
Asia-Pacific
Top 20: Singapore,
Bangalore, and Sydney
Runners-up: Bangkok,
Delhi, Kuala Lumpur,
Hong Kong, Jakarta, and
Melbourne
Not analysed: Seoul,
Taiwan, Beijing, Shenzen,
Shanghai and Tokyo
46%
0%
GROWTH
GROWTH
GROWTH
GROWTH
GROWTH
Exit growth
209%
99%
314%
Jerusalem
4. Growth Is Driven By Jerusalem’s
Unique Components
Government and city programs
Licenseable academic IP
30%Academic institutions
6
Community
Creativity
Diversity
6. JIG To Leverage
Jerusalem Potential
“The city of Jerusalem leverages 3,000 years of
investment in the Jerusalem brand to transform our
city into a home for innovation and excellence.
The Jerusalem Investor Group fund offers investors the
opportunity to create
a tangible link with the City of Jerusalem and to join
the city’s vibrant ecosystem, a center for Israeli
excellence and achievement”
Jerusalem 2020 by Mayor Nir Barkat:
Becoming home to 25% of Israelis start-up
Nir Barkat
Actively Backed by Jerusalem Mayor
7. JIG Has The Right Managment Team
To Leverage Jerusalem Potential
· Local, international investors
and C level network
· Track Record
Oren GezRobby Hilkowitz
8. · excellent Israeli capital
markets network
JIG Has The Right Managment Team
To Leverage Jerusalem Potential
· Access to academia
· Strong network in Jerusalem
Yitz RaabStav Erez
9. JIG 80/20 Strategy Is Taking Jerusalem
Startup Scene To The Next Level
80% of fund to
invest in early
stage startups
Technology
AgricultureDigital Health
Chemistry,
Material&
Enviroment
40%
20%
30%
10%
10. JIG Collaboration With
Academia is Unique Model
of fund to
invest in israeli
academic IP20%
“Academic institutions
in Israel are suffering
from lack of funding for
translational research”
The European Research Council
2007-2013 Starting Grants Rankings
Rank
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
University
Cambridge, UK
Oxford, UK
University College, UK
Imperial College, UK
University of Leuven, Belgium
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Weizmann Institute, Israel
Commissariat a I’Energie
Atomique, France
Technion - Israel Institute
of Technology
Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology, Switzerland
Total & Grants
55
47
42
38
33
31
30
28
25
21
However
11. 2 P 500 P
Academia Potential - Success Story
Founded
Top 100
Innovators
Award
Raise
$100M
Entrepreneurial
Company of the
Year Award in
the Automotive
Industry
IPO on the
NYSE, the
biggest Israeli
IPO ever in
the US raising
approx. $1B at
a market cap
of $5.3B
Best
Electronic
Design
International
Fleet
Industry
Award
Raise
$37M
1999 2005 2007 20102006 20142008 2011 + 2013
Mobileye
Founder - Amnon Shashua
A Researcher of Hebrew University of Jerusalem
12. Investing In JIG Is Also Investing In
Jerusalem Future
Investing
in JIG
Job
opportunities
~500
Encourage
entrepreneurs to
settle in
Jerusalem
Strengthen
Jerusalem
economy
10% of the fund profit will be donated to the Jerusalem community
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