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African Securities Brokerage & Settlement

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The African Securities Brokerage and Settlement subcontract, managed by the United States International Development Finance Corporation Office of Acquisition, involves the sales, trading, and settlement of publicly traded securities for prime contractors on DFC projects within African markets. The selected provider will be responsible for executing equity trades and reporting average trading volumes across African emerging markets, delivering both executed trades and detailed settlement reports. To be eligible, contractors must possess licensed brokerage status, maintain an active SAM.gov registration, and demonstrate significant experience working with institutional investors. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 523120, with the primary place of performance located in Washington, DC. The response deadline for this requirement is July 30, 2027.

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DFC subcontract for African securities trading and settlement services, deadline July 30, 2027.

Agency

United States International Development Finance Corporation → Office Of AcquisitionView Agency

NAICS

523120 - Securities BrokerageView NAICS

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Washington, DC, 20527, USA

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Brokerage Account Services

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AgencyUnited States International Development Finance Corporation → Office Of Acquisition
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Performs sales, trading, and settlement of publicly traded securities for prime contractors on DFC projects in African markets. Executes equity trades and reports average trading volumes within African emerging markets. Requires licensed brokerage status, SAM.gov registration, and experience with institutional investors. Delivers executed trades and settlement reports for African markets.

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Solicitation # 77344425R0006
The United States International Development Finance Corporation is seeking licensed brokerage firms to facilitate the sales, trading, and settlement of publicly traded securities, such as equities, across various global markets. This special notice remains open for twelve months, during which time interested entities may submit qualifications to be catalogued in an interested parties list. While the agency has a strong preference for firms experienced in emerging markets within Latin America, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Eastern Europe, and Africa, there is an immediate need for services in India, Brazil, and Mexico. Currently, region pools for North America, Europe, Asia, South America, Africa, Central America, and Australia are all open for submissions. Submissions must provide a comprehensive list of brokerage services, fee structures for up to five years, details on local affiliates or partners, and evidence of experience serving institutional investors like Multilateral Development Banks or Sovereign Wealth Funds. Selection for an agreement will be based on best value, and multiple awards may be made per region depending on agency needs and capital planning strategies. All successful entities must be registered in SAM.gov prior to entering into an agreement. Costs associated with preparing submissions or SAM.gov registration are not allowable for reimbursement.
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