Editorial Standards
Content Policy & Editorial Guidelines
Yaya Financial News is committed to delivering accurate, timely and impartial financial news to investors. This page explains our content standards, editorial process and sourcing policy.
1. Content Classification
Flash News
Time-sensitive summaries based on original sources, focused on delivering key market signals first. No deep analysis — speed and accuracy are paramount.
Standard News
Event coverage with background context, multi-source verification and market implications.
Deep Dive Analysis
Long-form analysis requiring: core thesis, supporting evidence, counter-arguments and risk disclosures. Authors must have relevant domain expertise.
2. Source Verification Standards
- All articles must cite primary sources where available (official announcements, regulatory filings, earnings releases).
- Secondary sources (wire services, media reports) must credit the originating institution.
- Opinion and analysis pieces must be clearly labeled as such, distinct from factual reporting.
- AI-assisted content must be reviewed and fact-checked by human editors before publication.
- Articles citing price data or statistics must specify the data cutoff date.
3. Editorial Independence
Yaya Financial News's editorial content is completely separated from commercial partnerships. Advertisers, partners and affiliates have no influence over news coverage angle or content. The editorial team retains final decision-making authority over all content.
4. Corrections & Retractions
When factual errors are identified, we append a clearly labeled correction at the bottom of the original article, noting the original claim, the correction and the date. Significant errors receive a prominent standalone notice. Stylistic edits that do not affect core content are not separately disclosed. To report an error, please use our contact page.
5. Investment Disclaimer
All content published by Yaya Financial News is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, a solicitation to buy or sell, or professional financial advice. Investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions. Markets involve risk.