SpeedWire Editorial Standards, Fact-Checking & Corrections Policy
1. Primary Source & Data Verification Standards
All benchmarks published on the SpeedWire Intelligence Wire—including the Global Broker CAC Index—are derived exclusively from:
- Official Regulatory Documents: Public circulars, enforcement decrees, and warning registers issued directly by regulatory bodies (e.g., FCA, CySEC, CFTC, SEC, ASIC, DFSA, FSCA).
- Anonymized Telemetry: Aggregated, multi-source CRM and Google/Microsoft Ads auction telemetry across verified brokerage accounts with individual identifying markers stripped for privacy.
- Direct C-Suite Confirmation: First-hand statements confirmed on the record by executive leadership, authorized legal counsel, or compliance officers.
2. Independence & Commercial Separation Policy
SpeedWire operates under strict commercial separation. Coverage of regulatory actions, brokerage performance, or payment gateway adoption cannot be bought, influenced, or sponsored.
Any commercial relationship between M&G Speed Marketing and any entity mentioned in an analytical report is disclosed explicitly within the body of the article. We reject sponsored guest posts, paid promotional backlinks, and non-transparent affiliate review models.
3. Fact-Checking & Review Process
Prior to publication, every intelligence report undergoes a three-step review:
- Technical Footprint Audit: Verifying domain records, license registries, and regulatory statuses against live official portals.
- Data Math Reconciliation: Confirming sample sizes, currency conversions, and percentage variances against historical baselines.
- Legal & Compliance Sanity Check: Ensuring reporting strictly adheres to fair comment, public interest, and regulatory reporting standards.
4. Transparent Corrections Policy
SpeedWire promptly corrects errors of fact or context. When an error is identified:
- Immediate Rectification: The text is amended immediately in the live article.
- Timestamped Correction Note: A transparent correction notice is appended to the top or bottom of the article specifying what was amended, why, and the exact timestamp.
- Submission of Corrections: Readers, broker executives, and regulatory bodies can submit correction requests directly to
editor@speed.cywith the subject line "Correction Request: [Article Title]". All inquiries receive a formal response within 24 business hours.
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Editorial Inquiries & Newsroom Contact
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