InsureSouk Intelligence should use consistent methods for reference pages, trackers, and market explainers.
Reference Pages
Country, company, regulator, and tracker pages should be maintained as living reference files. Each page should include structured fields, source notes, taxonomy mapping, and a last-reviewed or last-updated date.
Verification Standard
Editors prioritize primary sources for official names, regulator links, market figures, company details, and legal or supervisory descriptions.
When a figure is estimated, historical, or sourced from a third party, the page should state the source and year.
For reader-facing source context, see What Source-Reviewed Means on InsureSouk and How To Read A Source-Reviewed InsureSouk Reference Card.
Update Frequency
Reference pages should be reviewed after major regulatory changes, market events, corporate announcements, or scheduled editorial review cycles. Specific review intervals should be set for each reference product.
Trackers
Tracker methodology should explain:
- Inclusion and exclusion criteria.
- Source hierarchy.
- Update frequency.
- Known limitations.
- How corrections are handled.
For market-metric references, use How to Read Insurance Market Metrics Without Bad Comparisons as the reader guide to labels, periods, currencies, denominators, segments, and scope.
Limitations
InsureSouk content should not be treated as legal, regulatory, tax, investment, actuarial, underwriting, or brokerage advice.