Provision of specialized service for the supply of a solution for automated assessment of PJ counterparties from the perspective of Social, Environmental, and Climate Risk (RSAC) integrated with credit risk and other risks set out in CMN Resolution n° 4.943/21

This tender, issued by CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL, seeks specialized services to provide an automated solution for assessing legal entity counterparties. The solution must evaluate these counterparties through the lens of Social, Environmental, and Climate Risk (SECR), integrating this assessment with credit risk and other risks stipulated by the Brazilian Central Bank's Resolution CMN No. 4.943/21. The objective is to enhance risk management practices by incorporating ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors into the evaluation of business partners. This integrated approach aims to identify and mitigate potential risks associated with environmental impact, social responsibility, and climate change, alongside traditional financial and creditworthiness assessments. The service provider will be responsible for delivering and implementing this technological solution, ensuring its seamless integration with CAIXA's existing systems and risk assessment frameworks. The tender is being conducted as an electronic bidding process (Concorrência - Eletrônica) and is open to qualified service providers. The successful bidder will contribute to CAIXA's commitment to responsible financial practices and sustainable development by ensuring that its counterparties align with established environmental and social standards.

This is a supplies contract in the finance and banking, environment and climate and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Financial Regulation, Environmental Policy and Data Analytics. Located in Brazil, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BRL 4.1 million.

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