LatAm Brazilian farm credit risk, monitored at portfolio scale.
Agribusiness restructurings in Brazil reached record levels in 2024–25. Trading houses, input suppliers and trade-finance banks carry large exposures to producers and grain dealers through forward sales, input credit and agricultural notes (CPRs). We watch every counterparty in your book.
- Pilot on a sample of your counterparties
- File or API delivery
What Agro Credit Watch covers
For trading houses, input suppliers and trade-finance banks.
- Producer and dealer monitoringRestructuring filings, bankruptcy petitions, CPR enforcement actions and protests
- Regional distress viewFilings by state and crop region, updated weekly
- Group mappingRelated farms and entities linked to each counterparty
- Built for volumePortfolios of hundreds to thousands of counterparties
Pricing
From $1,500 / month, priced by portfolio size and delivery method. We start with a pilot on a sample of your counterparties.
Discuss your portfolioQuestions
Can you monitor producers who operate as individuals?
Yes, within Brazil's data protection law (LGPD), which recognizes credit protection as a lawful basis. We report only court and credit records related to the counterparty relationship and never compile personal profiles.
How is the data delivered?
A weekly English digest and alerts by email, plus a daily file (CSV or JSON) or API for your credit systems.
How exposed is your Brazilian farm book?
Send us a sample of counterparties and we will run a pilot.
Or write to desk@latamwatch.com