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2026 Is Already Your Comparative Year

Article 2 of THE NEW BOTTOM LINE™, Dawgen Global’s series on IFRS 18 across the Caribbean. The cheapest time to prepare your IFRS 18 comparatives is before the 2026 books close.  Most finance teams think of IFRS 18 as a 2027 project. For a company with a 31 December year-end, that is a year too...

Ten Weeks to IFRS 18: Where Caribbean Companies Stand

The new presentation standard takes effect on 1 January 2027. For most Caribbean reporters, the work should already be under way.   On 1 January 2027, the way Caribbean companies present their profit changes. IFRS 18, Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements, replaces IAS 1 for annual periods beginning on or after that date. It...

Profit Is an Opinion. EBITA Is a Discipline: Why Caribbean CEOs Must Read Ratios, Not Just Results

Why Caribbean CEOs Must Read Ratios, Not Just Results   IN BRIEF Net profit is the number most Caribbean chief executives manage to, and it is the number lenders, investors and buyers trust least. They judge a business on a handful of ratios built on two measures of operating earnings: EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax,...

Attendance, approvals and the cost of a working hour.

Most businesses know what they pay for an hour. Far fewer know what an hour costs them, and fewer still can say which job consumed it. That gap is where quoted margin quietly becomes actual loss. IN SHORT The cost of an hour is not the wage rate. It is the wage plus the employer’s...

Your books are ready in March. Your decisions were needed in January

How long should it take to close monthly accounts? Nine working days is achievable. Thirty to seventy-five is what most Caribbean businesses actually run. This article sets out where the difference comes from, what the delay costs, and how a digitally delivered finance function closes the gap.   IN SHORT A monthly close should take nine...

How to Finance Growth Beyond Bank Debt

The bank loan is one tool in the financing toolbox. Across the Caribbean, it is treated as the whole toolbox — and growth is being rationed to fit it. The Problem, Lived “Natalie” built her Kingston agro-processing company — sauces and seasonings — from a home kitchen to a small factory over nine years. Then...

How to Fix Your Cash Flow Before It Kills Your Business

Profit is an opinion. Cash is a fact. Businesses do not die of unprofitability — they die of running out of cash, and many die profitable. The Problem, Lived It is Thursday afternoon, and “Devon” is doing the arithmetic he does every Thursday afternoon. Payroll runs tomorrow: that number is fixed. The equipment lease is...

Auditability by Design: Creating Evidence Trails for AI Decisions

Why AI systems must be explainable, traceable, and defensible from the start   EXECUTIVE SUMMARY As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in business operations, one question becomes unavoidable: can the organization prove what happened? When AI influences a decision, produces an output, or triggers a workflow, management must be able to reconstruct the process — the...

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