AI governance from inventory to assurance — and why the policy is the easy part Emerging Risk & Transformation Services • 2026 Executive Summary Most organizations that have written an artificial intelligence (AI) policy in the past two years cannot produce a list of the AI systems operating inside their business. The policy exists. The...
Multi-currency accounting and FX revaluation A business that sells in one currency and pays its wages in another is running a trading position whether it intends to or not. This article sets out which rate belongs on which transaction, what revaluation is actually for, and why the difference between the invoice and the money that...
AI Content Assurance, Source Provenance and the New Meaning of a Reliable Document Executive Summary On 2 August 2026, a new legal duty took effect across the European Union. Under Article 50 of the EU AI Act, generative AI systems must mark their outputs in a machine-readable format so that synthetic content is detectable...
Why Continuous AI Oversight Is Becoming Essential Executive Summary On 27 July 2026, the European Union did something that surprised a great many people who had spent two years preparing for the opposite. Six days before its most consequential artificial intelligence obligations were due to take effect, it postponed them — pushing the deadline...
What belongs on the board’s cyber and AI page — and what does not There are two kinds of cyber paper that reach Caribbean boards, and neither of them works. The first is thirty slides prepared by someone technical, containing patch counts, vulnerability severities, tool coverage percentages and an architecture diagram. It is accurate, it...
Why boards are being offered confidence about AI when what they need is assurance A director asks a reasonable question at a board meeting: are we comfortable with how AI is being used across the business? Management answers yes. The answer is sincere. It is delivered by people who are competent, who have thought about...
Why your third-party contracts are the largest unexamined AI exposure in your organization Ask most executive teams in this region whether their organization uses artificial intelligence and you will get a confident answer. Not yet. Perhaps next year. We are watching it carefully. Then ask a narrower question. Which of your vendors use AI...
IN BRIEF IFRS 17 was implemented as a reporting obligation. What it actually built, in most insurers, is a management information system that nobody has been asked to use. Three things the standard produces were not previously visible: how much unearned profit is stored in the existing book, which products are losing money at the...
IN BRIEF Most employers know what their workforce costs them this year, because it moves through payroll. Far fewer know what their workforce promises are worth, because those promises mature over decades and only a portion of them is ever measured. This article works through one employer: 480 staff, 95 retirees on a medical plan,...
Executive Summary Ask any Caribbean board what cyber scenario it fears most and the answer arrives without hesitation: ransomware. The fear is rational. A successful ransomware event is not an IT incident; it is a full business interruption with a criminal counterparty attached — systems encrypted, operations halted, data stolen for a second round...
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