ISLAMABAD: The Finance Division has decided to hire a consulting firm for advising on operationalisation of Pakistan Sovereign Wealth Fund (PSWF) on Tuesday.
The Finance Division uploaded request for proposal (RFP) on its website under a special programme approved by the federal government and the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) for engagement of top-tier international consulting firms capable of providing world-class advisory services across various sectors.
The primary purpose of the RFP is to select and contract a consultancy firm that will offer expert advice and consulting support to Finance Division for the purposes of operationalisation of the PSWF to be established pursuant to the Pakistan Sove-reign Wealth Fund Act, 2023.
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Pursuant to the framework approved by the federal government and the SIFC for the programme for hiring top-tier consulting firms (government approved framework), for each consulting assignment, a category of firms will be short-listed as per the methodology specified in the government-approved framework.
Accordingly, for the RFP, the following consulting firms have been short-listed; (1) Accenture; (2) Alix Partners; (3) Alvarez & Marsal; (4) Bain & Company; (5) Baringa; (6) Boston Consul-ting Group; (7) Bearing Point; (8) Capgemini; (9) Deloitte; (10) EY; (11) Grant Thorn-ton; (12) IBM; (13) Kearney; (14) KPMG; (15) McKinsey & Company; (16) Oliver Wyman; (17) Price waterhouse Coopers; and (18) Roland Berger.
The pursuant to the government approved framework, this tender notice for the RFP has been published.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2024
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