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Head of Compliance and Investigations | Legal Compliance, Regulatory Compliance

On May 23, at the 13th Summit on Anti-Corruption, Integrity & ESG in São Paulo, organized by American Conference Institute , I had the pleasure of interviewing Luiz Navarro, the Chief Compliance and Risks Officer at BNDES. In the aftermath of the Car Wash operation, BNDES faced challenges in regaining relevance and reputation. Luiz emphasized the importance of implementing stricter internal controls and compliance measures to rebuild trust and transparency. BNDES is focusing on strengthening due diligence procedures and assessing the severity of red flags to mitigate risks in financing decisions. BNDES is actively exploring mitigation strategies and corrective action plans for companies with red flags, aiming to harmonize compliance requirements with business imperatives. One notable shift is that companies seeking BNDES credit lines will now be required to present their compliance programs. This move aligns with BNDES's commitment to upholding integrity and aligning with regulatory standards. It is expected that BNDES will adhere to the guidance provided by the CGU (Controladoria-Geral da União) to enhance its compliance practices further. Overall, my interview with Luiz Navarro shed light on the proactive measures BNDES is taking to navigate the evolving compliance landscape and ensure responsible financing practices. Through a strategic focus on compliance, risk management, and transparency, BNDES is poised to strengthen its position as a leading financial institution committed to integrity and sustainability. #BNDES #Compliance #ESG #CGU #Integrity #tozzinifreire #CorporateGovernance

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