Editorial Policy

This policy explains how International Financial News approaches accuracy, independence, sourcing, and corrections. Last updated: September 25, 2026.

Mission

Publish clear, useful coverage of finance and technology for a general audience. We prioritize verifiable facts, transparent sourcing, and language non-experts can follow.

Independence

Advertising, affiliate links, and sponsored content do not control headlines or conclusions. Commercial content is labeled. Editorial decisions sit with the newsroom.

Sourcing & verification

  • Prefer primary sources: filings, official data, company statements, and on-the-record interviews
  • Attribute claims; avoid anonymous assertion when a named source is available
  • Market figures and product details are checked against reputable data providers or originals before publish
  • Opinion and analysis are labeled and separated from straight news where practical

Conflicts of interest

Writers and editors must disclose relevant financial interests that could reasonably appear to influence coverage. We do not accept payment for favorable editorial coverage.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we fix it. Material corrections are noted on the article. Email editor@internationalfinancialnews.com with the URL and details.

AI tools

We may use software tools for research assistance, transcription, or drafting support. Editors remain responsible for published facts, framing, and final copy. We do not publish unverified machine-generated market claims.

Not advice

Nothing on IFN is personalized investment, tax, or legal advice. Readers should consult qualified professionals before making financial decisions. See our disclaimer.