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Editorial policy and fact-checking
Content about securities regulation has to be right. This page explains who writes it, how it is checked, what we cite, and how we handle corrections.
Last updated · Reviewed by the KoreInside editorial team
Who writes this content
Pages on koreissuance.com are written by the KoreInside editorial team, practitioners who work daily with issuers, securities counsel, auditors, transfer agents and broker-dealers running exempt offerings. Regulation-specific pages are reviewed by team members with direct operational experience of that exemption.
Our sources
- Primary regulatory sources first: the SEC's rules, forms and published guidance, and the text of the JOBS Act.
- Operational experience from live offerings run on Kore infrastructure.
- Input from KorePartners securities lawyers and audit firms for anything touching filing mechanics.
Useful primary references include the SEC's exempt offerings hub and Investor.gov.
Fact-checking process
- Every regulatory claim is traced to a primary source before publication.
- Figures, thresholds and limits are re-verified whenever the SEC adjusts them.
- Pricing and platform capability statements are confirmed against current commercial terms.
- Regulation pages are reviewed on a scheduled basis and after any material rule change.
What we will not publish
- Guarantees about raising outcomes, rankings, listings or regulatory approval.
- Claims of certification or compliance we cannot evidence.
- Client names or performance data without written approval.
- Content presented as legal, tax, accounting or investment advice.
Updates and corrections
Each substantive page carries a visible last-updated date. If you find an error, email danielle@koreinside.com. We correct material errors promptly and update the page date to reflect the change.