Cukierman & Co. Family Office

Overview

Cukierman & Co. Investment House Ltd. was founded in 1993.¹ The firm describes itself as an Israeli investment house serving clients in Israeli, European, American and Asian markets.¹ Its corporate finance headquarters are in Tel Aviv.² The firm’s corporate finance network lists offices in Athens, Dubai, Lausanne, London, Milan, Munich, Paris, São Paulo, Singapore and Taipei.²

The firm reports more than USD 11.5 billion in completed transaction value.¹ Its corporate finance coverage includes life sciences, high tech, real estate, Foodtech and Agritech.¹²

History

Cukierman & Co. began in 1993 as Cukierman & Co. Investment House Ltd.¹ Catalyst Funds is identified as the firm’s private equity branch.¹ Catalyst Funds invests in mature Israeli technology companies.¹ Catalyst Investments reports more than USD 450 million under management.²

The firm also organizes GoForIsrael conferences. Its website reports 32 events, 15,500 investors, more than 2,500 Israeli companies and over 19,500 one to one meetings.¹ These figures are self reported by the firm.¹ The firm reports a partnership with Nasdaq Private Market for Israeli private technology secondary transactions.²

Leadership

Edouard Cukierman is listed as Chairman and CEO of Cukierman & Co.¹ He is also identified as founder and managing partner of Catalyst Investments and chairman of Cukierman & Co.³ Luc Muller is listed as Vice Chairman.¹ Liat Soffer is listed as Chief Financial Officer.¹ Roger Cukierman is listed as a board member.¹

Services

Corporate finance services include mergers and acquisitions, private placements, initial public offerings and secondary market transactions.¹ The firm’s corporate finance activities cover life sciences, high tech, real estate, Foodtech and Agritech.¹²

The family office business serves a few families and high net worth individuals.⁴ Its work includes assessing client risk profiles, defining asset allocation, implementing strategic and tactical investment decisions, and managing financial wealth and ongoing financial affairs.⁴

Family office services include access to market products and investment managers.⁴ The business manages relationships with banks, external managers, accountants and other service providers.⁴ It monitors and evaluates asset managers and direct investment opportunities.⁴ It also addresses tax issues, trusts, estate planning and philanthropic activities.⁴ The firm states that it provides transparent, informative, reliable and consolidated reporting.⁴

What the firm offers

• Tax planning
• Estate planning
• Philanthropy
• Private and alternative investments

Client focus

Cukierman & Co. lists Israeli, European, American and Asian clients for its investment house activities.¹ Its family office business says it serves a few families and high net worth individuals.⁴ Catalyst Funds invests in mature Israeli technology companies.¹

Investment philosophy and approach

The firm says its family office approach is global and personalized for each client.⁴ It describes its process as assessing risk profiles, defining asset allocation, implementing strategic and tactical decisions, and managing financial affairs.⁴ The family office also says it evaluates asset managers and direct investment opportunities while coordinating relationships with banks and other providers.⁴

Assets and minimums

Catalyst Investments reports more than USD 450 million under management.² Cukierman & Co. reports more than USD 11.5 billion in completed transaction value.¹

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Sources

1. Cukierman & Co. About Us accessed October 23, 2026.
2. Cukierman & Co. accessed October 23, 2026.
3. Edouard Cukierman accessed October 23, 2026.
4. Cukierman & Co. Family Office accessed October 23, 2026.

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