Deep Dive Assessment of Valuation Capacity and Practices in Ethiopian Financial Sector Tender

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Country : Ethiopia

Summary : Deep Dive Assessment of Valuation Capacity and Practices in Ethiopian Financial Sector

Deadline : 18 Mar 2024

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Notice Type : Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 98250526

Document Ref. No. : 0002007373

Competition : ICB

Financier : International Finance Corporation (IFC)

Purchaser Ownership : Public

Tender Value : Refer Document

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Tenders are invited for Deep Dive Assessment of Valuation Capacity and Practices in Ethiopian Financial Sector

The World Bank is one of the world-s largest sources of funding and knowledge to support governments of member countries in their efforts to invest in schools and health centers; provide water and electricity; fight disease and protect the environment. The International Finance Corporation of the World Bank Group combines expertise in the financial sector and private sector development to foster private - sector led growth and help create markets in client countries. We deliver tailored development solutions to countries and the global community at large; working with our public and private sector clients. In late 2019; Ethiopia introduced the Movable Property Security Right Proclamation No 1147/2019; followed by the related directives; establishing the legal framework for secured transactions in the country. The Ethiopia Movable Collateral Registry (EMCR) was operationalized in February 2020; and the registry is a publicly available database that allows financial institutions to access information about movable properties which have been accepted as security and registered by secured creditors. A national diagnostics study has estimated the total market potential for MABL to be ETB 551.8 billion (USD 15.8 billion); indicating the scope for additional MABL offering. The diagnostic study shows that the reasons for the low uptake include financial institutions- limited understanding on the benefits of the EMCR; lack of experience and inadequate ability to design specialized products; as well as general lack of understanding of the MSME segment including the lack of skilled valuators. The purpose of this assignment is to undertake a deep dive assessment on valuation capacity; practices; and governance in the Ethiopian financial sector to facilitate the framing of recommendations on valuation mechanisms; enabling legal frameworks; and capacity building. The assignment will also include assessment of financial institutions- valuation practices concerning movable assets and capabilities of FIs valuators. The study will also analyze the impact of current valuation practices on movable asset-based lending to SMEs.

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