Navigating Supply Chain ESG & Climate Risks and Opportunities
(Non-Financial Institutions | Corporates)
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Measuring the ESG and climate impacts of supply chains can be a complex and time-consuming process, especially for large, global, and multi-sector portfolios. In this webinar, we’ll present how the award-winning ESG Score Predictor tool can help uncover risks and opportunities across your entire supplier network quickly and consistently:
• How to obtain ESG score estimates and climate data for any company in the world, even small and medium size enterprises (SMEs), with location, sector, and size data
• Case study examples for managing existing suppliers and screening new ones
• Peer benchmarking to identify top/worst performing suppliers and find opportunities to grow your business
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SpeakersDamian Watson Senior Director - Head of Client Engagement, Predictive Analytics Moody's Analytics
Brenda Solis Analytics & Modeling Moody's Analytics
Carolina Azar Senior Director - Product Strategy Moody's Analytics
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Brenda is an economist and Head of Research Insights for Asia Pacific. She leads a team of modellers and data scientists that design and implement quantitative risk management solutions for ESG and climate change, Asset Liability Management (ALM) and corporate credit risk. Brenda is also actively involved in providing research insights to support our customers, developing content for thought leadership in the region and promoting our solutions in globally.
Throughout her time at Moody's, she participated in initiatives that involved developing award winning risk models. In addition, Brenda led numerous consultancy projects with banks, fintech, regulators and investment firms worldwide, focusing on stress testing and model design.
Before joining Moody's Analytics in 2015, Brenda worked for SITA in Prague as a Treasury analyst responsible for the cash flow, currency risk management and bank relationship. In addition, she worked as a Senior Transfer Pricing consultant for EY in Mexico. Furthermore, she worked in the Mexican Ministry of Finance focusing on the liability management of the public debt in local and international markets.
Brenda holds a BA in Economics from Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, and MA degree in Economics and Finance with honors from Charles University in Prague. Currently she is pursuing a PhD in Accounting and Financial Management at University of Reading in the U.K.
Carolina Azar is a Senior Director at Moody’s Analytics, managing the Credit & Procurement book of business for Data Solutions. In this capacity, she is responsible for the product strategy and go-to-market activities around a portfolio of products to help Moody’s clients manage credit and supplier risk more effectively. Carolina has led and managed the Integrated Risk Assessment strategy, combining financial, trade credit, M&A, ownership, ESG, climate, cybersecurity, sentiment analysis, reputational and sustainability data for 430 million of corporations globally. In addition to defining the Master Data Management strategy, she is also responsible for the development of tools and capabilities needed to help credit and supplier risk managers identify, measure, and mitigate their risk exposure.
Carolina has dedicated her career to credit risk, research analysis and data management. She joined Moody’s in May 2011 as the Product Strategist for the Moody’s Investors Service (MIS) Sovereign and Sub-sovereign book of business. Few years after, she became the Research Strategist across all lines of business, including corporates, financial institutions, sovereign & sub-sovereign, public finance, and structured finance. Before joining Moody’s, Carolina spent nearly 20 years in various roles, at the Financial Standards Foundation, AIG and ING Barings in New York, and the Ministry of Finance and HLB International in Argentina.
Carolina holds a master’s degree in International Finance & Business from Columbia University, is a graduate of the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, and a Certified Public Accountant.