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ARTICLE · 07 JANUARY 2016

MFSA Expression Of Interest: Consultancy Services For A Business Process Re-Engineering

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As part of its continuous efforts to enhance its position of a leading financial services regulator, the Malta Financial Services Authority will be embarking on a business process re-engineering project.

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As part of its continuous efforts to enhance its position of a leading financial services regulator, the Malta Financial Services Authority will be embarking on a business process re-engineering project. In this context, the Authority has issued an Expression of Interest (EOI) to appoint an organisation as its consultant for the provision of business process re-engineering services.

Through this EOI, the MFSA is seeking the expertise of a professional organisation/management consultancy firm to conduct a thorough business process re-engineering (BPR) across all activities and processes employed by the Authority for the authorisation and supervision functions of all regulated entities together with the enforcement and resolution processes.

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