Standards

Editorial Standards.

Di Marco Capital publishes research and counsel under standards that prioritise intellectual independence, factual rigour and transparent disclosure. These principles apply to every memorandum, report and client presentation we issue.

01

Independence

All research is originated, funded and published by Di Marco Capital without commission, placement fees or third-party influence. Analysts operate under a no-compromise independence policy that prohibits compensation tied to transactional outcomes.

02

Evidence and Attribution

Every claim, forecast or recommendation is supported by primary data, auditable models or cited public sources. We distinguish between established fact, informed estimate and opinion, and we correct errors transparently when they are identified.

03

Conflict Management

We maintain a public register of business relationships and research subjects. Where a material conflict exists, we disclose it, recuse the relevant analyst or decline the publication.

04

Review and Sign-off

Research memos and client materials pass through a multi-step review: analyst verification, editorial review for clarity and fairness, and final sign-off by a senior partner before publication.

05

Timeliness and Correction

We date and version every publication. When new information materially changes a prior conclusion, we issue an update or correction and archive the original for traceability.

Effective Date: July 2026. Questions may be directed to the Editorial Desk via the Contact page.