Finance Coverage Standards

Finance coverage requires careful sourcing, cautious wording, and clear separation between factual reporting, market context, and analysis.

Standards for finance-sensitive stories

Use primary institutional descriptions where possible.
Avoid promotional or campaign-style framing.
Treat legal and regulatory context with narrow, sourceable wording.
Link readers to source notes when the reporting relies on public records or official disclosures.

Profiles and entity coverage

Mirror Standard separates entity hubs, analysis pieces, and explainers so readers can distinguish sourced background from interpretation. Person-name pages should not function as disguised promotional microsites.

Updates and corrections

Finance stories can age quickly when corporate, legal, or market facts change. For that reason, the newsroom expects visible update dates and, where needed, corrections notes on materially revised pages.

Contact

Finance desk

editorial@mirrorstandard.com

Corrections

corrections@mirrorstandard.com

Last Updated: May 21, 2026