Jordan - Technical Cooperation Support Framework for Capital Markets - Technical Project Manager (примерный перевод: Иордания - технического сотрудничества Framework Поддержка рынков капитала - Технический руководитель проекта) (Иордания - Тендер #2459705) | ||
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Страна: Иордания (другие тендеры и закупки Иордания) Организатор тендера: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Номер конкурса: 2459705 Дата публикации: 25-11-2017 Источник тендера: Европейский банк реконструкции и развития |
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Jordan
Business sector:Financial institutions
Project number:71682
Funding source:SFEBSF - EBRD Shareholders SF
Contract type:Consultancy Services
Notice type:Invitation for expressions of interest (CSU)
Issue date:24 Nov 2017
Closing date:11 Dec 2017 at 23:59 London
Project Description:
Local Currency and Capital Markets Development (LC2) is one of the key strategic initiatives of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (the “EBRD” or the “Bank”). The strategic objectives agreed for the Initiative are to achieve more efficient and self-sustaining financial intermediation in the Bank’s Countries of Operations (CoO) through broader use of local currency and the development of local capital markets, thereby contributing to economic progress and fostering a more stable financial environment. Technical cooperation is one of the most important mechanisms used to achieve the desired transition impact.
Subsequent to the G-8 Finance Ministers" Meeting in Marseille in September 2011, the International Financial Institutions (IFIs) concerned jointly agreed on eight focus areas of activity under
the Deauville Partnership to support countries in the Arab world engaged in transitions toward “free, democratic and tolerant societies”. The EBRD and the Arab Monetary Fund were tasked
with leading the module on the development of capital markets in Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, and Tunisia. It was agreed that they will provide technical assistance support in a coordinated manner
according to each institution’s mandate and expertise to help these countries deepen local capital market development.
Within this context the Jordanian Securities Commission (JSC) approached EBRD, requesting the Bank’s support in providing technical assistance and expertise to assist the JSC in preparing a
5-year implementation roadmap (the “Roadmap”) with a view to further reform Jordan capital markets. The Roadmap was presented to and discussed with local stakeholders in December 2016 at a
seminar in Amman under the Patronage of H.E the Prime Minister of Jordan.
JSC approved the Roadmap in January 2017 (The Capital Market Development Strategy and Roadmap for Jordan is available
) and sent a further request to EBRD through the Ministry of International Cooperation (MOIC), for continued support in the phased implementation of the Roadmap. Showing Jordan’s commitment to the project, HE the Prime Minister ordered the creation of a Capital Market Working Group (“CMWG”) in April 2017, a high level committee that will steer the implementation of the Roadmap across different stakeholders in the coming years, as recommended in the Roadmap. The CMWG brings together the following stakeholders: Jordan Securities Commission, Amman Stock Exchange, Securities Depository Center, Companies Control Department, Financial services companies Association, Central Bank of Jordan, Social Security investment Fund and Income, and Sales Tax Department.EBRD now intends to support the Jordanian authorities with the implementation of the Roadmap assisting the CMWG and EBRD in carrying out the reforms and projects outlined in the Roadmap (the “Project”).
The first step will consist in establishing the Project Secretariat, a team combining specialists hired outside, and staff seconded from the JSC or other institutions. With a view to facilitate knowledge transfer and sustainability, the Secretariat will be led by a senior international Project Manager in charge of the day-to-day management of the Secretariat.
Assignment Description:
The Bank would like to engage a consultant (the Consultant) to act as the Project Manager and provide the following services:
(a) Establish the Secretariat as a unit that will administer the implementation of the Roadmap (i) using the resources JSC will be contributing in terms of staff, office space, office equipment and communications, and (ii) hiring outside specialists as needed by the work streams and as agreed with JSE and EBRD Operation Leader (OL);
(b) Establish the quarterly and yearly work plan in cooperation with the local Project Director, the CMWG and EBRD; agree the route, milestones and outputs, timeline and budget of implementation projects with the OL and keep them in line with the objectives of the Roadmap;
(c) Supervise the Secretariat;
(d) Ensure the technical, financial and administrative oversight of the Project;
(e) Ensure procurement of outside experts following EBRD’s Procurement Policies and Rules;
(f) Liaise with relevant local authorities, and officials, and other Project stakeholders as may be necessary;
(g) Monitor and submit quarterly reports to the OL on budget drawdowns and the progress of the Project, including milestones achieved, any Project issues, bottlenecks, requirements and any other proposals and alternative for discussion (each a “Quarterly Report”);
(h) Ensure optimal management of resources (i) provided by JSC, (ii) hired within the Secretariat or (iii) recruited as consultants in the frame of the Project, and their utilisation in that context;
(i) Organise regular meetings with EBRD to discuss progress on the Project;
(j) Propose changes or improvements to the operations or activities of the Project to make them more effective;
(k) Keep CMWG, JSC and EBRD regularly informed of the Project progress;
(l) Any other task that contributes to the good implementation of the Project, including being available for events related to the Project;
(m) Prepare a final report presenting the output and outcome of the Project (the “Final Report”).
At the beginning of the Project, the Project Manager is expected to be on site for the first 3 months, followed by regular on-site visits as needed, at least quarterly and phased with the Project milestones. The minimum number of days spent on site will be agreed during contract negotiation between the Technical Project Manager and EBRD.
Status of Selection Process:
Interested individual experts are hereby invited to submit expressions of interest.
Assignment Start Date and Duration:
The Assignment is expected to start in January 2018 and has an estimated overall duration of 36 months, with a possible extension, subject to business needs, satisfactory performance of the Consultant, and the availability of further funding.
Funding Source:
It is expected that the Assignment will be funded by EBRD Shareholders Special Fund. Selection and contracting will be subject to the availability of funding.
Eligibility:
There are no eligibility restrictions.
Consultant Profile:
Individual services are required. The Consultant shall be an individual expert with preferably the following experience and competences:
a. Preferably 10+ years of project management experience in the field of capital markets development acting as team leader in similar assignments;
b. Experience working on similar projects related to capital market development, with a proven track record of interactions with market participants and authorities in similar environments, gained from leading financial institution or commercial organization;
c. Excellent knowledge of international standards and relevant directives related to / impacting the capital markets;
d. Excellent written and oral communications skills with fluency in English language, French will be an advantage;
e. Organisational awareness –ability to understand the formal and informal structure and stakeholders involved in similar projects, including culture and business environment;
f. Ability to self-organize and manage;
g. Ability to operate effectively in multicultural environments and build effective working relationships.
Submission Requirements:
In order to determine the capability and experience of experts seeking to be selected for this Assignment, the information submitted should include the
following:
1. Cover letter (maximum 2 pages) summarising how the expert believes he/she satisfies the requirements as defined above under Consultant Profile;
2. CV (not exceeding 8 pages) which should include full descriptions of responsibilities carried out, not just a job title, including information on contracting entity/client, project location/country, duration (mm/yy to mm/yy), expert months provided (if different from duration) , main activities, objectives;
3. Completed Consultant Declaration Form and Contact Sheet, the template for which is available from the following web-link:
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Expressions of Interest should be submitted in English electronically through e-Selection, to reach the Bank not later than the closing date. The complete expression of interest (including cover letter, CV, declaration and contact sheet etc.) shall be one file (pdf) to be uploaded to eSelection. The EBRD reserves the right to reject applications of experts submitting more than one file. Only if the permissible file size (4 MB) is exceeded, the Consultant may split the expression of interest into further files.
Bank Contact Person:
Larissa Gosling
Technical Co-operation
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
One Exchange Square
London EC2A 2JN
Tel: + 44 20 7338 6338
e-mail: goslingl@ebrd.com (submissions should be sent through eSelection and NOT to this email address)
Notes:
1. Depending on the quality of applications received the EBRD may invite the highest-ranked (up to 6) candidates for interviews to be conducted via Skype or a conference call. The interview is expected to take approximately 1 hour and costs are not reimbursable by EBRD.
2. The shortlist criteria and weightings are:
(a) Education/Professional Qualifications [20%];
(b) Professional Experience [50%];
(c) Competences [30%].
3. The highest-ranked Consultant will be selected from a shortlist and be invited to negotiate the contract, subject to availability of funding.