Data Infrastructure Assessment for EM Stock Exchanges Tender

• Country: USA
• Summary: Data Infrastructure Assessment for EM Stock Exchanges
• UST Ref No: 132476117
• Deadline: 22 Jan 2026
• Financier: World Bank (WB)
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 0002020316
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• Description:
• International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of theWorld Bank Group (WBG), is a premier global development institution dedicatedto advancing the private sector in emerging markets. With operations spanningmore than 100 countries, IFC leverages its capital, expertise, and influence tofoster market creation and economic opportunities in developing economies. Infiscal year 2023, IFC committed US$43.7 billion to private companies andfinancial institutions in developing countries, reinforcing its mission toreduce poverty and promote shared prosperity amid evolving global challenges.Further information is available at www.ifc.org.The Disruptive Technologies, Funds and Services Department(CSF) at IFC is integral to mobilizing private capital and driving innovationwithin emerging markets. Through a multi-faceted approach, CSF invests inprivate equity and venture capital funds, engages in direct co-investments fromearly- to growth-stage companies, and supports the development of local capitalmarkets. Key activities include facilitating equity, venture debt, andmezzanine investments; conducting performance benchmarking and opportunitysizing across capital market sub-verticals; and collaborating with regulators,market infrastructure providers, issuers, and investors to enhance marketliquidity and modernize capital markets infrastructure. The Joint CapitalMarkets Program (J-CAP), a World Bank Group initiative, further supportsdeveloping countries in building robust local capital markets by deliveringcountry-specific action plans, technical assistance, and private sectorengagement to achieve development objectives.Technological advancements—especially in artificialintelligence—and increased retail participation are transforming capital marketdata infrastructure globally. Strategic partnerships between stock exchangesand leading cloud providers have enabled developed markets to offercomprehensive, real-time, and historical access to market data, solidifyingtheir positions as...
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Data-Infrastructure-Assessment-for-EM-Stock-Exchanges-_EoI_ToR.pdf