Alon Ozer is Chief Investment Officer at Omnia Family Wealth. With more than twenty years of global investment experience, he spearheads Omnia's investment strategy and portfolio implementation for families. In his work, he draws from his extensive experience across a broad spectrum of asset classes and market environments.

The endowment of The Foundation seeks to provide world-class investment management focused solely on generating strong results to support the mission of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. Our investment philosophy combines the long-term goal of capital preservation with strategic management to yield strong annual returns while ensuring superior risk management.In most asset management practices, the beneficiaries, or clients, can speak for themselves. In the case of an endowment, most of the beneficiaries have not yet been born. Future generations have as much entitlement to endowment benefits as the current generation, and their rights must be protected. That differential in time horizon– between life span and perpetuity– creates important differences in management perspective. The distinction may elude the experienced investor, because the issues and terms appear the same in all cases. But for anyone sharing responsibility for an endowment, the term “capital preservation” takes on incomparable gravity; it means preservation forever.“The trustees of an endowment institution are the guardians of the future against the claims of the present. Their task is to preserve equity among generations.”James Tobin, 1981 Nobel laureate, Sterling Professor of Economics, Yale University“Effective management of a university endowment requires balancing fundamentally competing objectives. One the one hand, the university requires immediate proceeds to support the current generation of scholars. On the other hand, investment managers must consider the needs of generations to come. The endowment must be safeguarded so that it will survive as long as Yale itself, which we believe means forever.” President Richard Levin, 2000 Yale Endowment Report

F.M.R. Computers & Software Ltd. Provides software solutions for the stock exchange members in Israel. The key services provided by the company include systems maintenance, software development, real-time support etc. The main client of the company is the private stock exchange members. As part of it, the company also takes care of the futures and options of the members and the banks. Additional services provided by the company includes interface to back-office systems, client server architecture, Dynamic data exchange, data export and import, remote system administration and function support, open API for user development, etc. F.M.R. Computers & Software Ltd. Is headquartered at Israel.