Acuerdo marco para la prestación de apoyo a los servicios de asesoramiento sobre el sector financiero de EIB Global
Framework Agreement (FWA) to Support EIB Global Financial Sector Advisory Services
Rammeaftalen vil blive anvendt til at indkøbe tjenesteydelser til støtte for EIB Globals (der omfatter EIB's operationer uden for EU) formidlede låneaktiviteter, der dækker områderne finansiel og social inklusion, konkurrenceevne og vækst for mikrovirksomheder og små og mellemstore virksomheder og selskaber med mellemstor markedsværdi, digitalisering, grøn og bæredygtig finansiering, herunder …
Luxembourg-Luxembourg: Framework Agreement (FWA) to Support EIB Global Financial Sector Advisory Services
2023/S 249-790738
Prior information notice
This notice is for prior information only
Services
Section I: Contracting authority
Postal address: 100, boulevard Konrad Adenauer
Town: Luxembourg
NUTS code: LU00 Luxembourg
Postal code: L-2950
Country: Luxembourg
E-mail: eib-cpcm-procurement@eib.org
Internet address(es):
Main address: https://www.eib.org/en/about/procurement/technical-assistance.htm
Section II: Object
Framework Agreement (FWA) to Support EIB Global Financial Sector Advisory Services
The framework agreement will be used to procure services in support of EIB Global's (covering EIB's operations outside the EU) intermediated lending operations covering the areas of financial and social inclusion, competitiveness and growth of MSMEs and Mid Caps, digitalisation, green and sustainable finance, including for municipalities and other EIB eligible private and public sector entities.
Latin America and Caribbean
Latin America and Caribbean countries.
This lot will be awarded to a single provider. The call-offs will vary in size and complexity in order to address the full spectrum of EIB Global’s objectives and commitments under existing and future mandates. The value of individual call offs for this lot will in most cases range from EUR 250 000 to EUR 1 000 000. Specific contracts below EUR 250 000 may also be awarded under the FWA. Specific contracts above EUR 1 000 000 may also be awarded under the FWA, although the Bank reserves the possibility to procure such assignments through a published procedure.
The aim of this single framework agreement 'FWA' is to support the EIB Global to provide advisory services to financial institutions in the areas of innovation/digitalisation, responsible MSME and MidCap finance, climate action and sustainable finance.
Services will be provided to support financial institutions (FIs), including banks, non-bank financial institutions, and national promotional institutions, that are partners or potential partners of the EIB in financing micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) and municipalities. On the one hand, the services will support the preparation and implementation of EIB's operations in the inclusive financial sector, such as multi beneficiary intermediated loans (MBIL's) and other financial instruments, including but not limited to partial portfolio guarantees (PPG). On the other hand, the services will promote responsible financial inclusion across the regions of operation. To that end, services will seek to build the capacity of both FIs, MSMEs/Mid-caps, and municipalities to improve their financial, social and environmental performance as well as support the development of the wider inclusive finance ecosystem.
The estimated budget for lot 1 is EUR 10 000 000.
Asia and Pacific
Asian and Pacific countries.
This lot will be awarded to a single provider. The call-offs will vary in size and complexity in order to address the full spectrum of EIB Global’s objectives and commitments under existing and future mandates. The value of individual call offs for this lot will in most cases range from EUR 250 000 to EUR 1 000 000. Specific contracts below EUR 250 000 may also be awarded under the FWA. Specific contracts above EUR 1 000 000 may also be awarded under the FWA, although the Bank reserves the possibility to procure such assignments through a published procedure.
The aim of this single framework agreement 'FWA' is to support the EIB Global to provide advisory services to financial institutions in the areas of innovation/digitalisation, responsible MSME and MidCap finance, climate action and sustainable finance.
Services will be provided to support financial institutions (FIs), including banks, non-bank financial institutions, and national promotional institutions, that are partners or potential partners of the EIB in financing micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) and municipalities. On the one hand, the services will support the preparation and implementation of EIB's operations in the inclusive financial sector, such as multi beneficiary intermediated loans (MBIL's) and other financial instruments, including but not limited to partial portfolio guarantees (PPG). On the other hand, the services will promote responsible financial inclusion across the regions of operation. To that end, services will seek to build the capacity of both FIs, MSMEs/Mid-caps, and municipalities to improve their financial, social and environmental performance as well as support the development of the wider inclusive finance ecosystem.
The estimated budget for lot 2 is EUR 7 000 000.
West and Central Africa
Western and Central African countries.
This lot will be awarded to a single provider. The call-offs will vary in size and complexity in order to address the full spectrum of EIB Global’s objectives and commitments under existing and future mandates. The value of individual call offs for this lot will in most cases range from EUR 250 000 to EUR 1 000 000. Specific contracts below EUR 250 000 may also be awarded under the FWA. Specific contracts above EUR 1 000 000 may also be awarded under the FWA, although the Bank reserves the possibility to procure such assignments through a published procedure.
The aim of this single framework agreement 'FWA' is to support the EIB Global to provide advisory services to financial institutions in the areas of innovation/digitalisation, responsible MSME and MidCap finance, climate action and sustainable finance.
Services will be provided to support financial institutions (FIs), including banks, non-bank financial institutions, and national promotional institutions, that are partners or potential partners of the EIB in financing micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) and municipalities. On the one hand, the services will support the preparation and implementation of EIB's operations in the inclusive financial sector, such as multi beneficiary intermediated loans (MBIL's) and other financial instruments, including but not limited to partial portfolio guarantees (PPG). On the other hand, the services will promote responsible financial inclusion across the regions of operation. To that end, services will seek to build the capacity of both FIs, MSMEs/Mid-caps, and municipalities to improve their financial, social and environmental performance as well as support the development of the wider inclusive finance ecosystem.
The estimated budget for lot 3 is EUR 8 000 000.
Southern Africa
Southern African countries.
This lot will be awarded to a single provider. The call-offs will vary in size and complexity in order to address the full spectrum of EIB Global’s objectives and commitments under existing and future mandates. The value of individual call offs for this lot will in most cases range from EUR 250 000 to EUR 1 000 000. Specific contracts below EUR 250 000 may also be awarded under the FWA. Specific contracts above EUR 1 000 000 may also be awarded under the FWA, although the Bank reserves the possibility to procure such assignments through a published procedure.
The aim of this single framework agreement 'FWA' is to support the EIB Global to provide advisory services to financial institutions in the areas of innovation/digitalisation, responsible MSME and MidCap finance, climate action and sustainable finance.
Services will be provided to support financial institutions (FIs), including banks, non-bank financial institutions, and national promotional institutions, that are partners or potential partners of the EIB in financing micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) and municipalities. On the one hand, the services will support the preparation and implementation of EIB's operations in the inclusive financial sector, such as multi beneficiary intermediated loans (MBIL's) and other financial instruments, including but not limited to partial portfolio guarantees (PPG). On the other hand, the services will promote responsible financial inclusion across the regions of operation. To that end, services will seek to build the capacity of both FIs, MSMEs/Mid-caps, and municipalities to improve their financial, social and environmental performance as well as support the development of the wider inclusive finance ecosystem.
The estimated budget for lot 4 is EUR 4 500 000.
Eastern Africa
Eastern African countries.
This lot will be awarded to a single provider. The call-offs will vary in size and complexity in order to address the full spectrum of EIB Global’s objectives and commitments under existing and future mandates. The value of individual call offs for this lot will in most cases range from EUR 250 000 to EUR 1 000 000. Specific contracts below EUR 250 000 may also be awarded under the FWA. Specific contracts above EUR 1 000 000 may also be awarded under the FWA, although the Bank reserves the possibility to procure such assignments through a published procedure.
The aim of this single framework agreement 'FWA' is to support the EIB Global to provide advisory services to financial institutions in the areas of innovation/digitalisation, responsible MSME and MidCap finance, climate action and sustainable finance.
Services will be provided to support financial institutions (FIs), including banks, non-bank financial institutions, and national promotional institutions, that are partners or potential partners of the EIB in financing micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) and municipalities. On the one hand, the services will support the preparation and implementation of EIB's operations in the Inclusive financial sector, such as multi beneficiary intermediated loans (MBIL's) and other financial instruments, including but not limited to partial portfolio guarantees (PPG). On the other hand, the services will promote responsible financial inclusion across the regions of operation. To that end, services will seek to build the capacity of both FIs, MSMEs/Mid-caps, and municipalities to improve their financial, social and environmental performance as well as support the development of the wider inclusive finance ecosystem.
The estimated budget for lot 5 is EUR 7 000 000.
EU Enlargement and Neighbourhood
EU Enlargement and Neighbourhood countries.
This lot will be awarded to multiple providers. The call-offs will vary in size and complexity in order to address the full spectrum of EIB Global’s objectives and commitments under existing and future mandates. The value of individual call offs for this lot will in most cases range from EUR 250 000 to EUR 3 000 000. Specific contracts below EUR 250 000 may also be awarded under the FWA. Specific contracts above EUR 3 000 000 may also be awarded under the FWA, although the Bank reserves the possibility to procure such assignments through a published procedure.
The aim of this multiple providers framework agreement 'FWA' is to support the EIB Global to provide advisory services to financial institutions in the areas of innovation/digitalisation, responsible MSME and MidCap finance, climate action and sustainable finance.
Services will be provided to support financial institutions (FIs), including banks, non-bank financial institutions, and national promotional institutions, that are partners or potential partners of the EIB in financing micro, small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) and municipalities. On the one hand, the services will support the preparation and implementation of EIB's operations in the inclusive financial sector, such as multi beneficiary intermediated loans (MBIL's) and other financial instruments, including but not limited to partial portfolio guarantees (PPG). On the other hand, the services will promote responsible financial inclusion across the regions of operation. To that end, services will seek to build the capacity of both FIs, MSMEs/Mid-caps, and municipalities to improve their financial, social and environmental performance as well as support the development of the wider inclusive finance ecosystem.
The estimated budget for lot 6 is EUR 30 500 000.
Section IV: Procedure
Section VI: Complementary information