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IFRS 16 / MFRS 16 / ASC 842 contract economic modeling

Lease accounting that moves when your leases do.

Leases sit on your balance sheet as assets and as debt. When rents move with an index, options get exercised or space is handed back early, your reported leverage, EBITDA and expense timing move too. Hamilton CEM keeps those numbers accurate as the portfolio changes, and shows the impact before it lands.

Leases: anything you rent long enough that it counts as an asset and a debt.

The challenge

Leases are operationally volatile.

This is a balance sheet problem, not just an administrative one. Lease balances feed leverage ratios, EBITDA-based metrics and covenant calculations.

Changing terms

Renewals, early terminations, extensions and curtailments change future cash flows and accounting.

Moving rates

Indexation, market reviews and variable payments shift amounts and timing over the lease life.

Portfolio complexity

High volumes, multiple assets, currencies and jurisdictions make manual tracking slow and risky.

The IFRS 16 chain

One controlled path from lease to disclosure.

A consistent, auditable process that connects data, judgement and calculations to reliable outcomes.

  1. 1

    Lease contracts

    Capture and maintain a complete lease record.

  2. 2

    Terms, payments & options

    Store key terms and payment streams consistently.

  3. 3

    Expected & actual events

    Track events that trigger remeasurement changes.

  4. 4

    Right-of-use (ROU) asset & lease liability

    Measure at commencement and remeasure as changes occur.

  5. 5

    Interest, depreciation & payments

    Automate accretion, depreciation and cash flows.

  6. 6

    Remeasurement & derecognition

    Update estimates through end of lease.

  7. 7

    Sub-ledger & general ledger

    Post journals and reconcile to the general ledger.

  8. 8

    Reporting & disclosures

    Produce IFRS 16 reports and disclosures.

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What Hamilton CEM handles

At commencement

Initial recognition of the right-of-use asset and lease liability.

When terms change

Updates for index-linked payments, rate changes, options exercised and revised lease terms.

Modification

Assess modifications and apply the appropriate accounting outcome.

If you lease out as well as lease in

Track operating and finance leases, receivables and lease income alongside your lessee portfolio.

Lifecycle

From inception to termination, with full audit trail and documentation.

Expected vs actual

Bridge expectations to reality.

Compare contractual payments and terms to actual outcomes and keep your balances and disclosures accurate.

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Built for every industry

Built for industries with large, moving lease portfolios.

Retail
Telecom
Airlines
Aerospace & defence
Logistics
Manufacturing
Real estate
Hospitality

Make contract economics visible.

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