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Multi Family OfficeInvests through funds, not into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 3 SOURCES

Kfar Saba wealth management firm founded 2006, licensed by the Israel Securities Authority; offers family office, global portfolio management and investment advice.

Identity

HEADQUARTERS
Kfar Saba, Israel
FOUNDED
2006
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
Yes — also manages others' money

Investment approach

STRATEGIES
Public equities

Overview

Caspa was founded in 2006 and provides personal wealth management to families and wealthy clients, with an emphasis on value investing. It holds Israel Securities Authority portfolio management and investment advice licences and says it does not market its own financial products or take third-party commissions. Services include a family office service for families with wealth of roughly NIS 20-100 million, global portfolio management from NIS/USD 2 million, independent advice from NIS 10 million, and a drawdown-planning service. Its office is in Kfar Saba.

Investment thesis

Value-investing philosophy focused on asset classes and long-term performance, aiming to preserve client wealth and pass it to the next generations.

People

  • Ofir Navot
    VP Investments · source
  • Aviel Sokolover
    Senior Investment Adviser and Associate Partner · source
  • Daniel Fold
    Senior Investment Adviser and Wealth Manager · source
  • Gilit Tinsky
    Senior Investment Adviser and Wealth Manager · source
  • Dvir Yurovich
    Investment Manager · source
  • Ilan Sadon
    Founder, CEO and Chairman · source
  • Rami Weisel
    Adviser to the Board · source
  • Bruria Gross Proshansky
    Adviser to the Board · source
  • Yoel Hecht
    Adviser to the Board · source

Frequently asked questions

Caspa is a multi family office based in Kfar Saba, Israel, founded in 2006.

Caspa does not publicly state whether it puts its own money into companies or invests through funds. Its stated asset mix includes public equities.

Key people at Caspa include Ilan Sadon (Founder, CEO and Chairman), Rami Weisel (Adviser to the Board), Bruria Gross Proshansky (Adviser to the Board) and Yoel Hecht (Adviser to the Board).

Yes. Caspa manages capital from outside investors.