Brazil CVM Filings for Supply Chain Risk Research
Procurement and risk teams assessing Brazil filings supply chain risk for listed counterparties need primary FRE risk language and financial context. apicvm provides programmatic DFP/ITR/FRE access. It is not a shipment tracker, trade-finance LMS, or private-supplier database.
The persona
- Supply-chain risk analysts covering listed Brazilian vendors/customers
- ESG / sustainability teams reading FRE operational risk disclosures
- Credit-adjacent teams doing light counterparty packs
The problem
When a counterparty is a B3 issuer, public FRE risk factors and contingencies are fair game — but portal downloads do not fit automated watchlists.
Solution flow
Counterparty ticker → resolve → FRE name filters (Risco) → DFP context → archive UUID
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $APICVM_KEY" \
"$APICVM_URL/v1/documents?ticker=ASAI3&type=FRE&year=2024&name=Risco&perPage=20"
Adjacent: ESG screening, Credit analysis.
Example: counterparty risk pull
import os, requests
BASE = os.environ["APICVM_URL"]
H = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ['APICVM_KEY']}"}
company = requests.get(
f"{BASE}/v1/companies/resolve",
headers=H,
params={"query": "ASAI3", "by": "ticker"},
).json()
risk_docs = requests.get(
f"{BASE}/v1/documents",
headers=H,
params={"ticker": "ASAI3", "type": "FRE", "year": 2024, "name": "Risco", "perPage": 20},
).json()["data"]
print(company, len(risk_docs))
Current limitations
- Only listed issuers in the corpus — not private suppliers
- Not a sanctions/KYC screening product
- Empty lists can mean corpus gap; confirm with resolve
Next steps
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