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<span> <span><span>Requisition ID</span></span> <span><span>37007</span></span> <br> <span><span>Office Country</span></span> <span><span>Egypt</span></span> <br> <span><span>Office City</span></span> <span><span>Cairo</span></span> <br> <span><span>Division</span></span> <span><span>Banking Countries of Operations </span></span> <br> <span><span>Contract Type</span></span> <span><span>Fixed Term </span></span> <br> <span><span>Contract Length</span></span> <span><span>2 years </span></span> <br> <span><span>Posting End Date</span></span> <span><span>28/08/2026 </span></span> <br> </span><p><strong>Purpose of Job</strong></p><br> <p>As a key member of the Managing Director’s Front Office, the Principal Adviser advises and supports the Managing Director (MD) on a range of management, strategic and operational topics related to the activities of the MD’s countries of operation within the region. The role supports the MD on cross-sectoral and institutional issues that span across the MD’s region and provides input to a range of operational and strategic matters. The key objective is to help ensure effective and efficient management of the activities in the MD’s region, in particular ensuring the quality of the output of the Groups, day-to-day functioning of the Business Groups and co-ordination with other departments/units in the Bank and external stakeholders.</p><br> <p>It is expected that the Principal Adviser will have a high commitment to the Bank’s mandate and institutional goals combined with the ability to foster an environment conducive to technical excellence, lead/contribute to strategic thinking for the Bank and its sectors and/or countries, and provide leadership with a consistent approach towards staff, clients and shareholders.</p><br> <p>The Principal Adviser is a key position within the MD’s Front Office encompassing a wide range of management and operational functions to support the MD’s delivery of the strategic objectives of the region, including assisting the MD in managing the administrative operations within the MD’s Front Office and supporting the Regional Directors and/ or Heads of Countries in operational and strategic tasks as appropriate.</p><br> <p>The Principal Adviser is an independent role and is expected to act as an interface between the MD’s front office, teams/ ROs in the region, other departments/ units within the Bank, as well as external parties as assigned and delegated by the MD.</p><br> <p><strong>Accountabilities & Responsibilities</strong></p><br> <p><strong>Operational responsibilities:</strong></p><br> <ul> <li>Main counterparties are the Regional Directors and Heads of Offices in the region, Sector and SME regional heads.</li> <li>Works closely with the MD on various policy and operational issues, including input to strategy, presentations, co-ordination with other IFIs and donors, and ad hoc requests, including by proactive initiative, taking the lead when delegated, and keeping abreast of Bank-wide policies and matters that may be impactful for the MD’s region and the Bank.</li> <li>Supports the MD in managing the administrative operations within the MD’s Front Office, including a supervisory role of the budget functions and HR related activities for the Group.</li> <li>Work with the Regional Directors and/or Heads of Countries to address/resolve complex and/or sensitive issues requiring involvement of the MD’s front office.</li> <li>Provide assistance to the relevant Regional Directors and/ or Heads of Countries in their work with other departments within the Bank, ensuring that senior level contacts with other departments, stakeholders and constituencies are consistently maintained and information is shared as appropriate.</li> <li>Assume responsibility for the preparation of regular portfolio/pipeline development reporting/ analysis for the MD to facilitate decision-making as well as input to working papers, briefings and presentations.</li> <li>Review quality of pipeline project records, identify inconsistencies, and direct colleagues to implement adjustments to ensure adequate up-to-date maintenance of data used in strategic planning by the senior management in order to achieve Bank business objectives. Ensure the MD is briefed on any pertinent issues.</li> <li>Monitor the regions performance against scorecard targets, identify variances, and liaise with colleagues and relevant departments to address concerns and improve data consistency, including for appraisal purposes.</li> <li>Represent the MD, as required, at working committees, meetings and events, with an emphasis on sharing relevant information and developments.</li> <li>Reviews and briefs the MD on relevant internal documentation; ensures adequate follow-up on any relevant issues as required and ensures quality control in respect of Bank documents.</li> <li>Prepare or facilitate preparation of briefing packages for high level missions; presentations, marketing documentation, speeches, interviews, as required, for the MD in cooperation with the relevant teams.</li> <li>Oversee the Groups' portfolio performance information and provide necessary updates and data as required by the MDs.</li> <li>Organises and facilitates organisation of regional meetings and events such as off-site events, team retreats as applicable.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Policy/strategic work:</strong></p><br> <ul> <li>Participate and play an active role in Bank-wide discussions and work relating to strategic issues of the region.</li> <li>Ensure that the MD is adequately informed and briefed on relevant policy dialogue initiatives and country or sector strategies and their impact on the region.</li> <li>Develop and implement, or contribute to, various policy and strategic initiatives within the Business Group.</li> <li>Manage SSF allocation for TC projects in the region including contribution in preparation of the SSF (bi) annual plan.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Business Development:</strong></p><br> <ul> <li>Prepare or facilitate preparation of presentations and marketing documentation in cooperation with the relevant Banking teams, including BDU, and other internal departments.</li> <li>Assist the MD in coordinating and preparing business development events outside the Bank.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Staff Management and Budget:</strong></p><br> <ul> <li>Contribute to the resolution of HR-related issues within the Team.</li> <li>Work with HR Department to assist the MDs in effective processing of any relevant HR issues.</li> <li>Actively contribute to the implementation and monitoring of the engagement action plans for the Business Groups.</li> <li>Assist the MD in business planning and budget negotiations as may be required from time to time.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Essential Skills, Experience & Qualifications</strong></p><br> <ul> <li>Principal level, relevant investment, finance or policy experience coupled with sound understanding of the Bank’s mandate, processes and policies</li> <li>Sound understanding and good knowledge of issues related to banking and RO management</li> <li>Relevant university degree</li> <li>Strong leadership, management, communication and interpersonal skills</li> <li>Proven business judgement and high ethical and professional standards</li> <li>Demonstrated ability to manage and complete transactions/policy projects</li> <li>Excellent time and project management skills</li> <li>Excellent business report writing skills</li> <li>Excellent English language skills (both written and oral)</li> <li>Relevant geographical experience</li> </ul> <p><strong>Competencies & Personal Attributes</strong></p><br> <ul> <li>Strategic vision and thought leadership, ability to look beyond the immediate constraints and see the bigger picture</li> <li>Ability to prioritise and manage multiple complex tasks with an emphasis on timely completion</li> <li>Ability to persuade and influence a range of stakeholders, to negotiate and to bring others around to your point of view and reach constructive outcomes</li> <li>Results oriented, self-motivated individual with pro-active approach</li> <li>An analytical problem solver, with the ability to identify issues and work towards effective solutions in a methodical manner</li> <li>A facilitator able to build and maintain effective working relationship within the Banking Department and across the organisation</li> <li>High level of personal integrity</li> <li>Attention to detail</li> </ul> <p><span><span><strong>What is it like to work at the EBRD? / About EBRD </strong></span></span></p><br> <p><span><span>Our agile and innovative approach is what makes life at the EBRD a unique experience! You will be part of a pioneering and diverse international organisation, and use your talents to make a real difference to people's lives and help shape the future of the regions we invest in. </span></span></p><br> <p><span><span>At EBRD, our Values – Inclusiveness, Innovation, Trust, and Responsibility – are at the heart of how we work. We bring these to life through our Workplace Behaviours: listening well and speaking up, collaborating smartly, acting decisively with full commitment, and simplifying to amplify our impact. These principles shape our culture and define our success. We seek individuals who not only share these values but are also committed to embedding them in their daily work, fostering a positive and high-performing environment. </span></span></p><br> <p><span><span>The EBRD environment provides you with: </span></span></p><br> <ul> <li><span><span>Varied, stimulating and engaging work that gives you an opportunity to interact with a wide range of experts in the financial, political, public and private sectors across the regions we invest in. </span></span></li> <li><span><span>A working culture that embraces inclusion and celebrates diversity. Our workforce reflects a broad range of backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences, bringing fresh ideas, energy, and innovation and enhancing our ability to serve our clients, shareholders, and counterparties effectively.</span></span></li> <li><span><span>A hybrid workplace that offers flexibility to teams and individuals; that is based on trust, flexibility and connectedness. </span></span></li> <li><span><span>An environment that places sustainability, equality and digital transformation at the heart of what we do. </span></span></li> <li><span><span>A workplace that prioritises employee wellbeing and provides a comprehensive suite of competitive benefits. </span></span></li> </ul> <p><span><span>Diversity is one of the Bank’s core values which are at the heart of everything it does. As such, the EBRD seeks to ensure that everyone is treated with respect and given equal opportunities and works in an inclusive environment. The EBRD encourages all qualified candidates who are nationals of the EBRD member countries to apply regardless of their racial, ethnic, religious and cultural background, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, socio-economic background or disability. </span></span></p><br> <p><span><span>Please note, that due to the high volume of applications received, we regret to inform you that we are unable to provide detailed feedback to candidates who have not been shortlisted (for further consideration). </span></span></p><br> </div>
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<span>The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) is an international non-profit, research-for-development organization that works with governments, civil society, and private sector organizations to address water-related challenges in developing countries and scale up solutions.<br> IWMI is headquartered in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and is a CGIAR research center with offices in 15 countries and a global network of researchers operating in approximately 56 countries.<br> IWMI is implementing a regional project focused on Resilient Nature-Based Water Solutions (RNBWS) in Jordan, Egypt, Palestine, and Lebanon.<br> Related projects are also being implemented in Iraq, Bangladesh, and Sudan.<br> The projects include environmental, agricultural, and social interventions, including the following examples: Solar-powered irrigation systems for agriculture in Egypt.<br> A small-scale food processing enterprise supporting rural women and smallholder female farmers, known as Nawalla.<br> Rehabilitation of irrigation canals and springs.<br> A training manual on gender-transformative curricula, including the delivery of the associated training course.<br> As part of its strategy to mobilize innovative finance and scale these interventions, IWMI seeks to explore the tokenization of these assets as digital instruments.<br> Tokenization—the process of representing ownership or value rights of real-world assets on a blockchain or distributed ledger—may offer potential pathways for attracting impact investors, improving transparency, and enabling fractional ownership.<br> Given the nascent and evolving legal and regulatory landscape for digital assets across Jordan, Egypt, Palestine, Bangladesh, and Sudan, specialized legal and regulatory expertise is required to assess feasibility, structure compliant instruments, and guide the token issuance process.<br> OBJECTIVE OF THE ASSIGNMENT: The objective of this consultancy is to provide technical advisory services to the Al Murunah and Al Murunah+ projects to assess the feasibility of, and develop a business model and roadmap for, the tokenization of the projects’ nature-based solution assets in Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine.<br> The Consultant is expected to advise IWMI on the selection of assets for tokenization, identify the potential benefits and incentives of tokenization, and deliver actionable guidance on structuring compliant digital asset instruments in accordance with applicable national laws and relevant international frameworks.<br> The assignment will be considered successful if, upon its completion, IWMI is able to make an informed Go/No-Go decision on piloting tokenization in at least one priority jurisdiction, supported by a legally compliant structuring option, a documented risk framework, and enhanced internal staff capacity to engage credibly with regulators and investors.<br> The consultancy will also demonstrate the potential value of tokenization through the following outcomes: Improved access to impact investment: Tokenization will enable owners of assets, such as solar-powered irrigation systems, the Nawalla food processing enterprise, and rehabilitated irrigation canals, to attract a broader pool of impact investors by representing these assets as digital instruments.<br> Fractional ownership: Tokenization enables assets to be divided into smaller, investable units, lowering the entry barrier for investors and potentially broadening the funding base significantly.<br> This is particularly relevant to strengthening women’s ownership of assets and enhancing their ability to use those assets as collateral.<br> Transparency and accountability: Blockchain-based instruments improve the traceability of how funds are utilized and how assets perform, thereby informing IWMI’s engagement with future donors and investors.<br> Scalability: A proven tokenization model in Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine could be replicated in other project countries, including Iraq, Bangladesh, and Sudan, thereby multiplying its impact.<br> Intellectual property (IP) monetization: Explore how non-physical outputs, such as the gender-transformative training manual, could generate ongoing revenue through tokenized licensing and royalty structures.<br> DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Task 1: Inception Meeting The Consultant will hold a brief inception meeting with the Al Murunah/Al Murunah+ project teams to provide a baseline understanding of tokenization and the expected deliverables throughout the duration of the assignment.<br> This meeting will also be used to test and refine the asset selection criteria.<br> Task 2: Overall Regulatory Landscape Assessment Conduct a rapid and comprehensive review of the legal and regulatory environment for digital assets and tokenization in Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine, covering: Applicable securities, financial instruments, and fintech legislation in each jurisdiction.<br> Central bank regulations and digital asset frameworks (including regulatory sandbox programs, where available).<br> Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements relevant to digital asset issuance.<br> Cross-border digital asset transaction rules applicable to the three countries.<br> Gaps, risks, and enabling conditions within each regulatory environment.<br> Task 3: Establish Asset Selection Criteria Work with the project team to gain a better understanding of the available assets and establish a structured asset evaluation framework.<br> Provide an analysis and recommendations for structuring a business model for one or more of the following assets as tokenized digital instruments: Solar-powered irrigation systems: Assess options for tokenizing physical infrastructure assets (e.<br>g., revenue-sharing tokens and asset-backed tokens).<br> Food processing enterprise (Nawalla): Assess options for equity-like or utility token structures representing operational value or returns.<br> Spring and/or irrigation canal rehabilitation.<br> Training manual: Assess intellectual property (IP) tokenization options, including licensing rights and royalty structures.<br> For each asset, the analysis should identify the most appropriate token type (utility, security, or hybrid), legal vehicle, and jurisdiction for issuance.<br> Task 4: Develop a Business Model for Tokenization For the selected assets, design a business model for tokenization, followed by an online consultative meeting with the project team.<br> Develop a compliance framework for the digital asset issuance process, including: Investor eligibility and accreditation requirements for each jurisdiction.<br> Disclosure and prospectus obligations (where applicable).<br> Information requirements related to the identified interventions.<br> Data protection and cybersecurity considerations.<br> Environmental and social safeguard requirements linked to nature-based solutions standards.<br> A risk register identifying key legal, regulatory, and reputational risks.<br> Task 5: Tokenization Roadmap / Implementation Plan Prepare a phased implementation roadmap for the tokenization of the identified assets, including: Recommended sequencing of asset tokenization (short-, medium-, and long-term).<br> Priority jurisdiction(s) for piloting the first token issuance.<br> Key milestones required regulatory approvals, and estimated timelines.<br> Guidance on platform selection criteria (permissioned vs.<br> public blockchain and applicable technology standards).<br> Recommended legal documentation, including term sheets, smart contract legal wrappers, and investor agreements.<br> Presentation of the roadmap and recommendations to IWMI, followed by the formal close-out of the assignment.<br> DELIVERABLES: Inception Workshop and Presentation Draft - Includes an introduction to tokenization, its benefits, and how it can be applied within Nature-Based Solutions (NBS), as well as the proposed work plan, methodology, and stakeholder engagement plan for the assignment.<br> Overall Regulatory Landscape Assessment Report (Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine) - A comprehensive assessment of the legal and regulatory landscape governing digital assets and tokenization in the three target countries.<br> Asset Analysis and Legal Structuring Options Report - A report analyzing each asset class, the asset selection criteria, and the legal structuring options for each asset class, followed by a brief presentation of the findings.<br> Business Model and Compliance Framework - Development of the tokenization business model, compliance framework, and risk register, followed by a brief presentation of the findings.<br> Tokenization Roadmap and Recommendations Report - A comprehensive implementation roadmap and recommendations report, followed by a close-out presentation.<br> This is an internationally recruited consultancy position, therefore individuals with relevant qualifications and experience are encouraged to apply.<br> The contract duration is five and a half (05.<br>5) months. HOW TO APPLY: Apply for the position by following the application instructions at www.<br>iwmi.org/jobs. Applications will be accepted until 24:00 IST on August 17, 2026 , and will be reviewed on a rolling basis.<br> Your application must include the following: Technical Proposal: A description of the proposed methodology, approach, and work plan (maximum of 5 pages).<br> Company Profile / Individual Curriculum Vitae (CV): Demonstrating relevant experience, expertise, and qualifications.<br> Examples of Relevant Prior Work: At least two samples of comparable assignments (e.<br>g., legal assessments, regulatory analyses, or digital asset advisory reports).<br> Financial Proposal: An itemized budget or daily consultancy rate, inclusive of all fees and expenses.<br> References: Contact details of at least two clients for whom comparable assignments have been completed recently.<br> Receipt of all applications will be acknowledged; however, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.<br> IWMI believes that diversity powers our innovation, contributes to our excellence, and is critical to our mission .<br> We offer a multicultural, multicolored, multigenerational, and multidisciplinary working environment.<br> We are committed to building an inclusive organization that reflects our global character and prioritizes gender equity.<br> We therefore strongly encourage applications from individuals of all cultures, races, ethnicities, religions, sexes, national or regional origins, ages, disability statuses, sexual orientations, and gender identities .<br> MINIMUM EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Essential: Advanced degree in Law, with specialization in financial law, capital markets, or technology.<br> Minimum 7 years of professional experience in legal advisory, with demonstrable focus on financial instruments, securities law, or emerging digital asset regulation.<br> Proven experience advising digital asset issuance, tokenization, or blockchain-related legal structures.<br> Direct experience with regulatory frameworks in at least two of the three target countries: Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine.<br> Strong understanding of MENA financial regulatory environments, including securities regulators, central bank digital currency (CBDC) developments, and fintech legislation.<br> Fluency in English; Arabic language proficiency is a strong advantage.<br> Desirable: Experience with impact finance, green bonds, or nature-based solution financing instruments.<br> Familiarity with international digital asset standards (FATF guidance, MiCA, IOSCO frameworks) and their applicability to MENA jurisdictions.<br> Established networks with relevant regulatory authorities in Jordan, Egypt, and/or Palestine.<br> Prior work with international development organizations, NGOs, or donor-funded programmes.<br></span> </div>
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<span>The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) is an international non-profit, research-for-development organization that works with governments, civil society, and private sector organizations to address water-related challenges in developing countries and scale up solutions.<br> IWMI is headquartered in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and is a CGIAR research center with offices in 15 countries and a global network of researchers operating in approximately 56 countries.<br> IWMI is implementing a regional project focused on Resilient Nature-Based Water Solutions (RNBWS) in Jordan, Egypt, Palestine, and Lebanon.<br> Related projects are also being implemented in Iraq, Bangladesh, and Sudan.<br> The projects include environmental, agricultural, and social interventions, including the following examples: Solar-powered irrigation systems for agriculture in Egypt.<br> A small-scale food processing enterprise supporting rural women and smallholder female farmers, known as Nawalla.<br> Rehabilitation of irrigation canals and springs.<br> A training manual on gender-transformative curricula, including the delivery of the associated training course.<br> As part of its strategy to mobilize innovative finance and scale these interventions, IWMI seeks to explore the tokenization of these assets as digital instruments.<br> Tokenization—the process of representing ownership or value rights of real-world assets on a blockchain or distributed ledger—may offer potential pathways for attracting impact investors, improving transparency, and enabling fractional ownership.<br> Given the nascent and evolving legal and regulatory landscape for digital assets across Jordan, Egypt, Palestine, Bangladesh, and Sudan, specialized legal and regulatory expertise is required to assess feasibility, structure compliant instruments, and guide the token issuance process.<br> OBJECTIVE OF THE ASSIGNMENT: The objective of this consultancy is to provide technical advisory services to the Al Murunah and Al Murunah+ projects to assess the feasibility of, and develop a business model and roadmap for, the tokenization of the projects’ nature-based solution assets in Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine.<br> The Consultant is expected to advise IWMI on the selection of assets for tokenization, identify the potential benefits and incentives of tokenization, and deliver actionable guidance on structuring compliant digital asset instruments in accordance with applicable national laws and relevant international frameworks.<br> The assignment will be considered successful if, upon its completion, IWMI is able to make an informed Go/No-Go decision on piloting tokenization in at least one priority jurisdiction, supported by a legally compliant structuring option, a documented risk framework, and enhanced internal staff capacity to engage credibly with regulators and investors.<br> The consultancy will also demonstrate the potential value of tokenization through the following outcomes: Improved access to impact investment: Tokenization will enable owners of assets, such as solar-powered irrigation systems, the Nawalla food processing enterprise, and rehabilitated irrigation canals, to attract a broader pool of impact investors by representing these assets as digital instruments.<br> Fractional ownership: Tokenization enables assets to be divided into smaller, investable units, lowering the entry barrier for investors and potentially broadening the funding base significantly.<br> This is particularly relevant to strengthening women’s ownership of assets and enhancing their ability to use those assets as collateral.<br> Transparency and accountability: Blockchain-based instruments improve the traceability of how funds are utilized and how assets perform, thereby informing IWMI’s engagement with future donors and investors.<br> Scalability: A proven tokenization model in Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine could be replicated in other project countries, including Iraq, Bangladesh, and Sudan, thereby multiplying its impact.<br> Intellectual property (IP) monetization: Explore how non-physical outputs, such as the gender-transformative training manual, could generate ongoing revenue through tokenized licensing and royalty structures.<br> DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: Task 1: Inception Meeting The Consultant will hold a brief inception meeting with the Al Murunah/Al Murunah+ project teams to provide a baseline understanding of tokenization and the expected deliverables throughout the duration of the assignment.<br> This meeting will also be used to test and refine the asset selection criteria.<br> Task 2: Overall Regulatory Landscape Assessment Conduct a rapid and comprehensive review of the legal and regulatory environment for digital assets and tokenization in Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine, covering: Applicable securities, financial instruments, and fintech legislation in each jurisdiction.<br> Central bank regulations and digital asset frameworks (including regulatory sandbox programs, where available).<br> Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements relevant to digital asset issuance.<br> Cross-border digital asset transaction rules applicable to the three countries.<br> Gaps, risks, and enabling conditions within each regulatory environment.<br> Task 3: Establish Asset Selection Criteria Work with the project team to gain a better understanding of the available assets and establish a structured asset evaluation framework.<br> Provide an analysis and recommendations for structuring a business model for one or more of the following assets as tokenized digital instruments: Solar-powered irrigation systems: Assess options for tokenizing physical infrastructure assets (e.<br>g., revenue-sharing tokens and asset-backed tokens).<br> Food processing enterprise (Nawalla): Assess options for equity-like or utility token structures representing operational value or returns.<br> Spring and/or irrigation canal rehabilitation.<br> Training manual: Assess intellectual property (IP) tokenization options, including licensing rights and royalty structures.<br> For each asset, the analysis should identify the most appropriate token type (utility, security, or hybrid), legal vehicle, and jurisdiction for issuance.<br> Task 4: Develop a Business Model for Tokenization For the selected assets, design a business model for tokenization, followed by an online consultative meeting with the project team.<br> Develop a compliance framework for the digital asset issuance process, including: Investor eligibility and accreditation requirements for each jurisdiction.<br> Disclosure and prospectus obligations (where applicable).<br> Information requirements related to the identified interventions.<br> Data protection and cybersecurity considerations.<br> Environmental and social safeguard requirements linked to nature-based solutions standards.<br> A risk register identifying key legal, regulatory, and reputational risks.<br> Task 5: Tokenization Roadmap / Implementation Plan Prepare a phased implementation roadmap for the tokenization of the identified assets, including: Recommended sequencing of asset tokenization (short-, medium-, and long-term).<br> Priority jurisdiction(s) for piloting the first token issuance.<br> Key milestones required regulatory approvals, and estimated timelines.<br> Guidance on platform selection criteria (permissioned vs.<br> public blockchain and applicable technology standards).<br> Recommended legal documentation, including term sheets, smart contract legal wrappers, and investor agreements.<br> Presentation of the roadmap and recommendations to IWMI, followed by the formal close-out of the assignment.<br> DELIVERABLES: Inception Workshop and Presentation Draft - Includes an introduction to tokenization, its benefits, and how it can be applied within Nature-Based Solutions (NBS), as well as the proposed work plan, methodology, and stakeholder engagement plan for the assignment.<br> Overall Regulatory Landscape Assessment Report (Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine) - A comprehensive assessment of the legal and regulatory landscape governing digital assets and tokenization in the three target countries.<br> Asset Analysis and Legal Structuring Options Report - A report analyzing each asset class, the asset selection criteria, and the legal structuring options for each asset class, followed by a brief presentation of the findings.<br> Business Model and Compliance Framework - Development of the tokenization business model, compliance framework, and risk register, followed by a brief presentation of the findings.<br> Tokenization Roadmap and Recommendations Report - A comprehensive implementation roadmap and recommendations report, followed by a close-out presentation.<br> This is an internationally recruited consultancy position, therefore individuals with relevant qualifications and experience are encouraged to apply.<br> The contract duration is five and a half (05.<br>5) months. HOW TO APPLY: Apply for the position by following the application instructions at www.<br>iwmi.org/jobs. Applications will be accepted until 24:00 IST on August 17, 2026 , and will be reviewed on a rolling basis.<br> Your application must include the following: Technical Proposal: A description of the proposed methodology, approach, and work plan (maximum of 5 pages).<br> Company Profile / Individual Curriculum Vitae (CV): Demonstrating relevant experience, expertise, and qualifications.<br> Examples of Relevant Prior Work: At least two samples of comparable assignments (e.<br>g., legal assessments, regulatory analyses, or digital asset advisory reports).<br> Financial Proposal: An itemized budget or daily consultancy rate, inclusive of all fees and expenses.<br> References: Contact details of at least two clients for whom comparable assignments have been completed recently.<br> Receipt of all applications will be acknowledged; however, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.<br> IWMI believes that diversity powers our innovation, contributes to our excellence, and is critical to our mission .<br> We offer a multicultural, multicolored, multigenerational, and multidisciplinary working environment.<br> We are committed to building an inclusive organization that reflects our global character and prioritizes gender equity.<br> We therefore strongly encourage applications from individuals of all cultures, races, ethnicities, religions, sexes, national or regional origins, ages, disability statuses, sexual orientations, and gender identities .<br> MINIMUM EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Essential: Advanced degree in Law, with specialization in financial law, capital markets, or technology.<br> Minimum 7 years of professional experience in legal advisory, with demonstrable focus on financial instruments, securities law, or emerging digital asset regulation.<br> Proven experience advising digital asset issuance, tokenization, or blockchain-related legal structures.<br> Direct experience with regulatory frameworks in at least two of the three target countries: Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine.<br> Strong understanding of MENA financial regulatory environments, including securities regulators, central bank digital currency (CBDC) developments, and fintech legislation.<br> Fluency in English; Arabic language proficiency is a strong advantage.<br> Desirable: Experience with impact finance, green bonds, or nature-based solution financing instruments.<br> Familiarity with international digital asset standards (FATF guidance, MiCA, IOSCO frameworks) and their applicability to MENA jurisdictions.<br> Established networks with relevant regulatory authorities in Jordan, Egypt, and/or Palestine.<br> Prior work with international development organizations, NGOs, or donor-funded programmes.<br></span> </div>
<section><p class="heading jdMain">Job Description</p><p class="heading">Roles & Responsibilities</p><div class="paragraph"><p><b>Job Purpose</b> Lead the end-to-end complaints management function for BEI and multiple regulators across Bupa Global , ensuring the delivery of consistently high standards of complaint handling and full compliance with the regulatory requirements of multiple jurisdictions and governing authorities. Provide strategic oversight of operational and regulatory risks within the Customer Relations function, implementing robust controls and effective risk mitigation measures, while ensuring timely escalation of material risks to senior stakeholders and relevant governance forums. Ensure ongoing adherence to Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) requirements and other applicable regulatory frameworks, maintaining a strong culture of compliance, governance, and customer fairness. Oversee the production and continuous enhancement of departmental management information, regulatory reporting, and governance packs, ensuring reporting is accurate, insightful, and fit for executive and committee-level review. Drive a comprehensive complaint root cause analysis framework, identifying systemic issues and partnering with cross-functional stakeholders to implement sustainable corrective actions and deliver measurable business improvements, while embedding lessons learned into operational processes, controls, and customer outcomes. Provide expert analysis and interpretation of regulatory developments, emerging risks, and complaint trends, presenting clear recommendations and insights to senior leadership and key business stakeholders. Monitor and assess operational performance against agreed service standards, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and Service Level Agreements (SLAs), driving continuous improvement initiatives to enhance efficiency, quality, and customer satisfaction. Lead, coach, and develop a high-performing Complaints team, fostering a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and customer advocacy. Ensure effective succession planning, talent development, performance management, and employee engagement, while building the capabilities required to meet evolving business, regulatory, and customer expectations. Ensure robust competency, training, and accreditation frameworks are maintained across the function, enabling the team to perform effectively within their roles and remain compliant with Bupa Global's Training & Competency requirements. Support the business in the preparation, validation, and submission of data used within regulatory reporting and statutory returns, ensuring accuracy, integrity, and compliance. Champion the delivery of an exceptional customer experience within the Customer Relations and Customer Operations functions, providing inspirational leadership to the team and fostering a culture of accountability, engagement, and service excellence. Build strong relationships with regulators, internal governance bodies, and senior business leaders, acting as a trusted advisor on complaints management, customer outcomes, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence. How you ll help us make health happen: Deliver the agreed customer service experience through: Coaching, developing and leading a highly skilled team Managing absences to the agreed standard Dealing with any performance issues Complete regular 121s with all team members Managing team performance and ensuring the agreed service experience Focus on driving the key targets meeting the quality standards for complaints handling as well as the regulatory timelines for complaints handling Ensure that resources are managed in line with the workforce plan Work closely with the Continuous Improvement Partners and other Service Managers to ensure ongoing improvement and alignment Hold regular team meetings to ensure good quality two way communication Support recruitment as required Drive the communication process with the department, including responsibility for all messages that are conveyed (content and style) Accountable for the resolution of customer related issues that are identified by your team. Responsible for identifying / removing any barriers that impacts the delivery of outstanding customer satisfaction Ensures high levels of employee engagement, measured through People Pulse (Glint Survey) scores. Understands, acts and shares survey results with the team, building relevant actions plans for improvement. Ensure there are high levels of team working and that the team is aligned and engaged with Bupa s purpose and goals Being a role model for the team demonstrating outstanding personal behaviours and performance. Being an ambassador for the function Responsible for discovering and implementing potential opportunities for improving the customer experience. Adherence to required regulatory guidelines and specifically FRA regulations Ensuring the customer is treated in a fair and consistent manner when raising a complaint with Bupa Global Ensure the team is following the complaints process and is resolving the cases satisfactorily and in accordance with FRA, FCA FSC and TCF principles or equivalent for other countries Responsible for discovering and implementing potential opportunities from the unhappy customers and other stakeholders for improving the customer experience. Role specific accountabilities This is a regulated role by the FRA who will represent Bupa in complaints disputes and any relevant regulatory activities . Accountable for design, delivery & adherence to Global regulatory complaints processes and frameworks To represent and make decisions on behalf of the Chairman, Chief Executive, General Manager, Directors and Heads of Departments in the case of correspondence and escalated complaints from customers, providers, group secretaries and brokers Develop effective complaint root cause analysis and work with senior leadership of other business areas to implement positive learning outcomes Identify operational Risks and implement mitigating controls, with appropriate risk escalation where necessary to ensure adherence to appropriate FRA and other regional regulatory requirements Review and contest (where appropriate) FRA decisions, and incorporate learning outcomes into process improvements, act as Bupa Global s focal point with the relevant regulators . To champion fair outcomes for customers, effective management of conduct risks and to promote Bupa s values and best practice in complaint handling. Management of reporting in relation to complaints for the Regulators, Compliance and wider business.</p></div></section><section><p class="heading">Desired Candidate Profile</p><p class="paragraph"></p><p><b>Key Skills</b> / Qualifications needed for this role: As this is a regulated role within BEI , the following skills are required : Significant people leadership and line management experience is essential in a related servicing/customer facing environment. Candidates must be able to demonstrate a successful track record of leading, developing, and inspiring teams to deliver exceptional customer, regulatory, and business outcomes. Strong performance management and mentoring capabilities. Ability to develop workforce planning strategies, resource allocation models, and capacity management plans to support business growth and regulatory requirements. Proven experience in talent management, succession planning, coaching, and performance development. Experience in managing teams while fostering an inclusive and collaborative working environment. Experience leading organizational change, transformation initiatives, and the implementation of new operating models. Ability to influence and collaborate effectively with senior executives, regulators, auditors, and external stakeholders Background in the global health insurance market, or relevant transferable skills and knowledge from other financial services industries such as Life Insurance, Retail, Commercial or Investment Banking and Wealth Management. Flexibility to work occasional bank holidays may be required to support the achievement of regulatory complaint handling SLAs Relevant qualification in complaint handling environment or regulated role or related studies is preferred Experience producing management reports, dashboards, and performance metrics. Proficiency in identifying trends and recommending service improvements. strong Stakeholder and customer relationship management skills Strong decision-making, negotiation, and conflict-resolution abilities Strong capability in performance management, including setting KPIs, conducting performance reviews, and implementing improvement plans. Experience overseeing complaint governance frameworks, regulatory reporting, and executive-level risk management. Strong understanding of conduct risk, customer fairness principles, and complaint-related regulatory obligations. Ability to translate regulatory requirements into operational processes, controls, and team objectives.</p><p></p></section>
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<p><b>JLL empowers you to shape a brighter way</b>. </p><br><p>Our people at JLL are shaping the future of real estate for a better world by combining world class services, advisory and technology for our clients. We are committed to hiring the best, most talented people and empowering them to thrive, grow meaningful careers and to find a place where they belong. Whether you’ve got deep experience in commercial real estate, skilled trades or technology, or you’re looking to apply your relevant experience to a new industry, join our team as we help shape a brighter way forward. </p><br><p>The role is to report directly to Director - Head of Building Management-(PAMS). Representing the onsite PM team. This will involve leading and overseeing the quality assurance and quality control of the day-to-day property management services, operations, transitions management (which involves taking the building into a multi-let asset), in accordance with industry best practices.</p><br><p>The candidate will also be responsible for Business Development, to grow and oversee the Property Management operations and Property Management consultancy of the department for East Cairo.</p><br><p>The candidate shall be able to confidently oversee the provision of OPEX and CAPEX budgeting requirements, overview financial forecasts and P&L’s; prepare and submit weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual reports to the clients; the preparation of governance documents, property operations plan, guidelines, property regulations/rules, policies and procedures, procurement request for approvals, etc. The candidate shall be knowledgeable and confident enough to lead a team and consult with clients, tenants, and contractors, exercising good negotiation skills with experienced professionals in local, regional, and multi-national organisations. Ensure the FM service providers adhere to their KPI and SLA requirements; and abide to any relevant authorities, all laws, decrees, local municipality codes of practice and legislation of Egypt.</p><br><p>The candidate will be responsible for the maintenance and accuracy of the property management systems (CRM/BMS/CAFM/BIM) and ensure that the FM service providers are keeping systems up to date and that the FM staff receive full training and advice on using the systems.</p><br><p>The candidate will be responsible for liaising and advising the Clients on changes to local law and legislation that may affect the operations of the property and seek approval and direction on implementing / cascading directives that will affect the day-to-day operations of the site.</p><br><p>The candidate will have a close working relationship with the Clients, Technical Managers (MEP & Arch), Administrator, FM service providers, Leasing agents, and other Stakeholders to ensure effective communication and teamwork/synergy between the various parties.</p><br><p>The candidate will be responsible for reviewing of the client’s contract with the FM service providers, ensuring the proficient delivery of the scope of works and specification of services detailed within them, so that all activities that are required are in place to operate the property efficiently and effectively.</p><br><p>The candidate will facilitate and undertake property and asset management services of the property, which includes but is not limited to the following: -</p><br><p>a) HSE Requirements and Building Inspections (including permits, method statements</p><br><p> for works, HSE Tenant representation & communication, fire drill planning and</p><br><p> fit-out supervision, etc.)</p><br><p>b) Policies and Procedures</p><br><p>c) New Leases & Lease Renewals and Variations</p><br><p>d) Tenant Database Management (contacts / documents / correspondence</p><br><p>e) Management of the site-based team, TFM service providers, Front of House, Stakeholders, etc.</p><br><p>f) Document Control </p><br><p>g) FM Strategy / Management and Verification of the PPM Maintenance (Inc.</p><br><p> specialist maintenance and communication where necessary to tenants</p><br><p>h) Cleaning (internal and external schedules and operational plans and any</p><br><p> necessary communications to tenants)</p><br><p>i) Security Management Plan (SMP) (in coordination with the security</p><br><p> service provider. This should include SOP’s as well as Emergency.</p><br><p> Evacuation Planning for various incidents including fire, bomb,</p><br><p> terrorism. The SMP will also cover access control / CCTV / Control</p><br><p> Room monitoring / roaming inspections, carpark management etc.)</p><br><p>j) Parking Management and Allocation</p><br><p>k) Waste Collection Strategy</p><br><p>l) Office Deliveries</p><br><p>m) Front of House Service and Delivery </p><br><p>n) Post Room</p><br><p>o) Food Deliveries</p><br><p>p) Oversight of the communal facilities (Business Centre, Auditorium, Gym, and Cafeteria)</p><br><p>q) Business Continuity Planning (BCP)</p><br><p>r) Oversight of client issued invoicing (for rental, service charge, late fees, returned cheques etc.)</p><br><p>s) Collections (for rent / service charge and receipting)</p><br><p>t) Coordination required client payments for Invoiced OPEX</p><br><p>u) Procurement Strategy for OPEX and CAPEX</p><br><p>v) Client Reporting (monthly / annually)</p><br><p>w) Preparations for Special Occasions – Ramadan/National Day/Christmas, etc.</p><br><p>x) Cyclical Reporting (input and compilation of information regarding property</p><br><p> management / leasing / finance / HSE and legislative requirements / risks / </p><br><p> facility management / energy management / tenant fit out.</p><br><p>z) Fees and violations to be applied to tenants in the Property</p><br><p>The candidate via a traffic light system shall itemise all Property HSE issues including but not limited to access / egress / pedestrian access to the property and carpark / evacuation routes/ safe lines of site / turning points / common area furniture and seating / power outlets / fixtures and fittings / staircases / material specification / alarm systems / emergency lighting systems / lift operations / non slip surfaces / glazing issues / handrails / access control / emergency equipment / incident and accident report actions etc.; and use best endeavors to follow up and resolve all issues.</p><br><p>The candidate will pre-qualify and evaluate contractors or vendors to contract directly with the client for the maintenance and security of the Property. The candidate shall prepare the information required to tender which includes but is not limited to scope, specifications, service level agreements, key performance indicators etc.; but the commercial Request for Proposal (RFP) process shall be run through the Clients Central Procurement Department.</p><br><br><p><b>Requirements: <br></b>The ideal candidate must have 10 years of Property Management experience, with 5 years as a minimum experience of managing mixed-use & malls, high rise operational commercial, office and or residential buildings in Egypt; and must hold relevant Masters / Postgraduate / Undergraduate degrees and or associated accreditations. The candidate should have a working knowledge of building operations, property, and asset management, FMMA - managing facilities management service providers, transitions management, functionality of property management systems and interfacing with clients, stakeholders, and tenants.</p><br><br><p><b>Skills Required: </b></p><br><p>Ethics and business acumen.</p><br><p>Graduate degrees and or relevant accreditations.</p><br><p>Minimum 5 years of mall management experience (mall manager level or above).</p><br><p>Experience in the GCC region including mall development, mall launching/opening and mall renovation.</p><br><p>Mixed use development experience and knowledge of the retail real estate industry.</p><br><p>Experience with luxury segment of the market.</p><br><p>Good understanding of mall operations and associated policies and procedures.</p><br><p>Good understanding of mall marketing, advertisement, and promotions.</p><br><p>Operationally astute and proficient.</p><br><p>Transitions management experience.</p><br><p>Experience working directly for and on behalf of a Landlord or Client. </p><br><p>Microsoft Word / Excel / PowerPoint.</p><br><p>Fluent English (verbal and written); ability to speak Arabic an advantage.</p><br><p>Excellent telecommunication and customer service.</p><br><p>Experience of using property management CRM systems.</p><br><br><p><b>Location: </b></p><br>On-site –Cairo, EGY<p>If this job description resonates with you, we encourage you to apply even if you don’t meet all of the requirements. 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