In two rooms six weeks apart, the Local Content Secretariat and the new Guyana Development Bank delivered the same message: compliance now means more than tax, NIS and business registration. Michael Monroe put it to the ECONOME conference's Region 3 investment forum in April.
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Across two decades of foreign-bribery enforcement one figure appears in three of every four cases: not the politician and not the company chairman, but the intermediary, the well-tailored fixer who knows the minister. The global record and Guyana's public record sit side by side here.
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The United States Securities and Exchange Commission's proposal of 5 May 2026 to permit semi-annual reporting would lower US disclosure cadence below most Caribbean exchanges. Jamaica, the OECS and Trinidad and Tobago already require quarterly filings that exceed the new proposal.
Read More →The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has published its most comprehensive annual assessment of expression freedoms in the hemisphere. Two Georgetown organisations, SASOD and Red Thread, have spent decades building the case it now puts to governments across the region.
Read More →Corporate leaders should embed ethics into everyday decision-making for sustainable success, commentators said after a short online briefing posted on 19 April 2026. Compliance professional A. Harland argued compliance is a cultural imperative rather than a checklist, and ethics should be rewarded.
Read More →PwC's 2026 Caribbean Corporate Governance Survey found many directors say they lack the time and skills to oversee artificial intelligence and other emerging risks. PwC surveyed 154 directors from The Bahamas, Barbados, Grenada, Jamaica, St Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago and, newly, Bermuda.
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