Adv. Eliran Gomel coordinates the firm’s banking, compliance and risk management department.

Adv. Eliran Gomel provides ongoing legal counsel on a wide variety of civil legal issues, particularly financial regulation, to some of Israel’s largest financial institutions. Adv. Eliran Gomel closely accompanies the financial institutions and advises them on complicated legal and compliance issues.

Adv. Eliran Gomel has a unique experience in accompanying financial entities through complex legal and compliance issues. In this scope, adv. Eliran Gomel advises on a range of matters, beginning in policy preparation, through the preparation of multi-year work plans, to supervision and execution of reviews and monitoring of legal risks and compliance risks.

Adv. Eliran Gomel also has experience in preparing legal opinions, position papers, and representing financial entities before the various regulators, including the Bank of Israel.

Adv. Eliran Gomel holds LL.B (cum laude) from the College of Management Academic Studies (2014).

Adv. Eliran Gomel was admitted to the Israeli Bar Association in 2017.

Additional Information

• Participated in the 2011 annual International Humanitarian Law Competition (IHL) of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
• Participated in the 2012 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, where his team won fourth place in the prestigious HARDY C. DILLARD AWARD for Best Memorials.
• Eliran Gomel has held a number of academic positions at the College of Management between 2011-2014, including teaching assistant to Dr. Keren Michaeli and coach of the Jessup group for 2013, teaching assistant to Prof. Iris Canor, V. Chairman of the Debate Club in the College of Management, of which he was one of the founders, and a member of the National Debate League.
• Represented Rami Yulus, alongside adv. Yigal Borochovsky, in his appeal to the Supreme Court, which set precedent according to which in liquidation proceedings the liquidating courts holds the jurisdiction to discuss matters relating to the liquidation, and it must do so, and cannot refer to a decision given in another case.
  https://www.themarker.com/law/1.3251912 – The Marker, January 16, 2017

Publications

» The Annual Banking Conference – 05.07.2023 – Yigal Borochovsky & Co. Firm (2023)

» The SVB Collapse as a Case Study – The Importance of Effective Risk Management in Financial and Commercial Entities – Yigal Borochovsky & Co. Firm (2023)

» The Committee of Tycoons Threw the Bank of Israel Into the Lion Cage – The Marker Magazine (2019)

» The Banks Fail in the Fight Against Money Laundering on the Regulator’s Fault – The Marker Magazine (2018)