Tamar Maoz-Knaz

Advises companies on securities, financial regulation, corporate governance and employment-related corporate matters, including regulatory engagement across the Israel Securities Authority, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and the Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Authority.

Translates regulatory and corporate complexity into structured, board-ready decisions.

Tamar Maoz-Knaz advises public and private companies on corporate law, capital markets, securities regulation, commercial matters and labor and employment law. Her work covers corporate governance, securities offerings, ongoing reporting, engagement with the Israel Securities Authority and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, as well as with the Capital Market, Insurance and Savings Authority, and the drafting and negotiation of commercial and financing agreements.

She also advises on labor and employment relations matters, including employment agreements, termination and workforce reductions, compensation and benefits, and the preparation of internal policies and procedures.

She began her career at Goldfarb Seligman. She worked as an associate at N|T|K & Co. and at a Top-25 Israeli law firm, and later as a partner at Balter Guth Aloni | Ne'eman Keynan and at Herzog Fox Neeman. She is currently a partner at Ne'eman Keynan & Co.

Her practice frequently requires the integration of corporate, securities, employment and regulatory considerations within a single decision framework.

• Corporate Law
• Capital Markets & Securities
• Financial Regulation
• Commercial
• Mergers & Acquisitions
• White Collar
• Labor & Employment

• Partner, Herzog Fox Ne'eman & co. (2023-2026)
• Partner, Balter Guth Aloni | Ne’eman Keynan (2020-2023)
• Associate, a Top-25 Israeli law firm (2017-2019)
• Associate, N|T|K & Co. (2013-2017)

• LL.B., Reichman University (formerly IDC Herzliya)
• B.A. in Business Administration (Finance concentration), Reichman University
• Admitted to the Israel Bar in 2012

• HarveyLegal Engineer

• Adi Yehezkiel-YaffePartner
• Philippe LipschutzPartner