Authors

Last updated 28 August 2026

Pages on this site are attributed to AI Trading Book Editorial rather than to individual bylines. This page explains that choice, because attribution is a reasonable thing for a reader to ask about.

Why an organisational byline

Fabricated author profiles are common in this sector — invented analysts with invented credentials, used to signal expertise that does not exist. Rather than compete on that, we attribute work to a named legal entity with a published method, a corrections log and contact details.

The accountability is therefore concrete: a company with a registered address and a stated editorial standard, which can be contacted, held to its published policy, and shown to be wrong in public on the corrections page.

What the attribution commits us to

• Every figure carries a named primary source and a date, per the editorial policy.
• Every page shows publication and last-updated dates.
• Every page includes a section stating what we could not verify.
• Every correction is logged rather than applied silently.
• The full fact base, with sources, is published openly in the data hub.

How to evaluate what you read here

Do not take our word for anything. Each page names its sources with document numbers where they exist — ASIC report numbers, FCA policy statements, journal citations, vendor pages with capture dates. Follow one and check it. A site whose claims survive that is more useful than a site with an impressive-looking byline.

Named contributors

[If and when individual contributors are added, list them here with real names, real qualifications and a route to verify both. Do not add a byline that cannot be verified.]