Miami Finance Review

Editorial Standards

The sourcing, independence, verification, corrections and AI-assistance standards governing Miami Finance Review.

Editorial independence

Miami Finance Review is an independent market intelligence publication. Editorial selection, sourcing, analysis and conclusions are not controlled by advertisers, sponsors, lenders, developers, brokers or other commercial participants.

Sourcing and attribution

We prioritize primary documents, official data, public filings, statutes, agency guidance, direct interviews and attributable market evidence. Anonymous sourcing is used only when the information is material, the source is positioned to know it and public identification would create a legitimate risk.

Verification and fact checking

Material factual claims are checked against source documents or independently corroborated. Market figures include source and observation dates where practical. Editorial benchmarks are clearly distinguished from official series.

Analysis and opinion

Analysis is labeled and separates verified facts from interpretation. Forecasts, scenarios and estimates disclose their assumptions and should not be treated as guarantees.

AI assistance

Technology may assist with research organization, transcription, editing, data cleanup or production workflows. Editorial responsibility remains with Miami Finance Review. Material facts, sources and conclusions are reviewed before publication, and automated output is not published without editorial oversight.

Conflicts and disclosures

Contributors and sources are expected to disclose relevant commercial interests. Sponsored content, if introduced, will be clearly labeled and separated from independent editorial work.

Feedback

Readers may submit corrections, sourcing concerns or editorial feedback to editor@miamifinancereview.com.

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