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Actuarial Calculation of IOM Employee Benefit Liabilities

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30000036108International

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The International Organization for Migration is seeking professional services for the actuarial calculation of its employee benefit liabilities. This engagement specifically includes a detailed review of the terminal emolument percentage based on current terminal emoluments conditions to ensure accurate financial reporting and liability management. This solicitation, identified by number 30000036108, is managed by the IOM Procurement Unit. While the organization is headquartered in Switzerland, where the performance of services is centered, interested parties are directed to the United Nations Global Marketplace for further details and submission guidelines.

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IOM seeks professional actuarial services to calculate employee benefit liabilities and terminal emoluments.

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Description The provision of the services of the Actuarial Calculation of IOM Employee Benefit Liabilities including review of the terminal emolument percentage under current terminal emoluments conditions to the International Organization for Migration.

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