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Sustainability Assurance Arrives: What Caribbean Boards Must Know About ISSA 5000, IFRS S1 and IFRS S2

Of all the changes reshaping audit and assurance in this decade, none will land harder on Caribbean boards than the one this article addresses. Until very recently, sustainability reporting in the Caribbean was a voluntary activity — a corporate social responsibility statement, an annual report chapter on community engagement, a chairman’s narrative on environmental stewardship....

Group Audits and Cross-Border Engagements: What Caribbean Holding Companies Must Know About ISA 600 Revised

The modern Caribbean economy is, in significant measure, a network of conglomerates. A holding company headquartered in Kingston operates subsidiaries in Trinidad and the Eastern Caribbean. A Bahamian financial group runs operations through entities in Cayman and Barbados. A regional retail group consolidates results from operating subsidiaries across a dozen territories. Tourism groups, financial groups,...

The Quality Management Shift: What Caribbean Audit Committees Must Know About ISQM 1 and ISQM 2

Audit committees have spent years learning to evaluate audits. The standards on what a competent audit must do — ISA 315 (Revised), ISA 330, ISA 600 (Revised) — are now reasonably well understood at the board level. But there is a second, quieter set of standards that audit committees across the Caribbean have not yet...

The New Audit Mandate: Why Caribbean Boards Must Rethink Audit as a Risk Lens

  For most of the last fifty years, the external audit in the Caribbean was treated as an annual ritual. Companies prepared their books. Auditors arrived, asked questions, tested samples, and a few months later issued an opinion. Regulators received a copy. The audit committee acknowledged it. Shareholders, if they read it at all, read...

Boards, Risk and Resilience: Strengthening Governance for a More Uncertain Caribbean

Executive Summary The Caribbean is operating in a more uncertain business environment than at any point in recent memory. Economic volatility, inflationary pressure, geopolitical disruption, cybersecurity threats, climate-related shocks, foreign exchange pressure, supply chain fragility, talent shortages, and accelerating technological change are all reshaping the landscape in which businesses, investors, regulators, and boards must operate....

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