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The Retirement Funds of Developed Nations Are Building AI Infrastructure. Ours Are Not.

by The Research Team | June 24, 2026 | Research | 0 Comments

In May 2026, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink confirmed what institutional investors already understood: the trillions required to build AI data centres and power grids will be funded by ordinary people's "savings accounts and pension accounts" (Yahoo Finance, 2026). The...

Carnival by the Numbers: What the Data Tells Us About the Caribbean’s Most Undervalued Economic Asset

by The Research Team | June 1, 2026 | Research | 0 Comments

Every Ash Wednesday and Easter, Port of Spain and Kingston come alive. Road march costumes, bass-heavy soca (sprinkled with a "little" or "too much" Dancehall), and fete culture takes over the vibrant cities. But beneath the spectacle, a more important story is...

Rented Land: Google’s AI Search Shift and the True Cost of Not Owning Your Digital Home

by The Research Team | May 23, 2026 | Research | 0 Comments

A question circulating on social media recently caught our attention: do businesses still need a website in 2026? It is the kind of question that sounds provocative but carries real strategic weight, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across...

305 Million Impressions, Zero Policy: Social Media, Screen Time, and the Caribbean’s Unfinished Conversation

by The Research Team | May 15, 2026 | Research | 0 Comments

When iShowSpeed wrapped his Caribbean tour in early May, the numbers told one part of a much larger story. Millions of live streams, sold-out venues, and hundreds of thousands of young people glued to screens in real time. It was a reminder of just how deeply content...

Storm Upon Storm: Jamaica’s Food Security in a World on Fire

by The Research Team | May 8, 2026 | Research | 0 Comments

Six months ago we wrote about Hurricane Melissa and what it meant for Jamaica's food supply. That article remains unpublished and we were in the thick of it then, parsing damage figures, mapping parish losses, urging government and citizens alike to act fast and think...

XMoney and the Caribbean Finance Ecosystem: Disruption Does Not Wait

by The Research Team | May 1, 2026 | Research | 0 Comments

There is a pattern that plays out repeatedly in the history of technology. An external player, operating from a position of scale and infrastructure that regional incumbents cannot match, enters a market that local institutions have left underserved. By the time the...

Application of Discounted Cash Flow Model in Developing and Emerging Markets Company Valuation

by The Research Team | March 15, 2024 | Research | 0 Comments

Dataffluent Limited is a research and data science company focused on financial entities in the Caribbean. As of writing this document, the Caribbean has four exchanges, in Jamaica, The Eastern Caribbean, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago. Initially, the focus is...

How AI and Data Can Accelerate The Growth of Caribbean Economies

by The Research Team | February 15, 2024 | Research | 0 Comments

Over the last twenty years, large companies realized that there is a valuable asset that they could tap into to answer questions no one was asking. These companies are actually data companies, similar to how Courts in the Caribbean, is not really in the furniture business, but in the loans business.

Bridging Data Gaps – How Dataffluent Works to Empower Developing and Emerging Markets.

by The Research Team | January 15, 2024 | Research | 0 Comments

In the intricate tapestry of the global economy, emerging markets constitute a substantial and ever-growing portion. With a market cap of $32.5 trillion, accounting for 27% of the global equity market, and contributing a staggering 50% to global GDP in 2023, their...

It is estimated that only 7% of Trinidadians invest in their local stock market, 10% of Jamaicans, while in the US that number is a staggering 62%. Research has shown that low investor participation limits market growth and liquidity. For Jamaica, the Caribbean and other underserved emerging countries to grow and realise their true potential, we have to increase financial literacy, access to data and insights as necessary steps towards boosting investor confidence and participation.