Indonesia Anticorruption and Commercial Court Enhancement (In-ACCE)
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This USAID-funded activity is designed to assist the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia in the development of the nation's commercial court and in the establishment of an anticorruption court. The project is designed to introduce reforms in these specialized courts, with emphasis on improving operational capacity, increasing government transparency, developing case management capacity and facilitating public access to information. Crimson experts have contributed to the project in the areas of court administration and reform.
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Study on the Development of the Bond Market for Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS) in Bangladesh
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2006
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Crimson completed a detailed study for the IFC on the development of debt capital markets in Bangladesh, focusing on issuance of corporate bonds and asset-backed securities (including mortgage-backed securities). This included a thorough analysis of the current state of the Bangladesh debt market, profiles of institutional investors and analysis of secondary markets as well as analysis of the current legal and regulatory environment. The study also provided recommendations for removing critical impediments and actions to be taken in the short, medium and long term to improve the functioning of both primary and secondary markets.
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Northeastern States Trade and Investment Creation Initiative, India
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2005
- 2006
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The project was designed to support the development of the private sector in Northeastern India. Assistance focused on developing innovative approaches to greater economic integration of the region, developing global and intraregional transport, and increasing communications and information, trade and investment activities. Under the project, Crimson experts designed a finance facility to promote exports for private sector development.
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Mongolia Economic Policy Reform and Competitiveness (EPRC)
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The Economic Policy Reform and Competitiveness project was designed to accelerate and broaden sustainable economic growth in Mongolia’s private sector by invigorating the enabling environment and creating more competition within industries and sectors. The project harnessed consensus building, public education, energy sector support, policy assistance and cluster development.
Crimson supported the prime contractor, Chemonics International, by developing and supporting critical industrial sectors pursue growth, increased revenues and employment. Crimson professionals drafted the Concessions Law, which paves the way for privatization and foreign investment and guided interventions in housing finance policy. Crimson advisors also developed a package of recommendations to improve the logistics infrastructure at the Zamiin Uud border, supporting increased trade and transit.
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Preparing the Market Access and Productivity Growth for the Private Sector Project in Nepal
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| Asian Development Bank |
2003
- 2004
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Technical assistance on this project included identifying and analyzing policy, legal and institutional constraints to private sector growth in Nepal and developing and implementing recommendations to help the private sector overcome identified constraints. Crimson experts designed and created a private sector fund to catalyze investment and growth opportunities in the Nepalese SME market. Crimson structured an innovative, 15 million USD financing vehicle that incorporates equity, quasi-equity and debt to maximize financing and investment opportunities for SMEs in Nepal.
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