 In 1979, Eisenberg founded "Beit Asia" in Tel Aviv, which he also got special tax-cuts for, where he located his stock market investments' headquarter, owned by Eisenberg’s Group.Jonathan Zohovsky, his daughter’s husband, as well as Michael Albin, who was the manager of the group, assisted him.After the Israeli 1983 stock market crash, the group had significant losses, and later on the police found that the company had been hiding information from its stockholders and Albin was found guilty.