About Global Securities News

Last updated: October 21, 2026

Global Securities News (GSN) is a securities and markets news publication. We cover what companies and regulators actually file and say: equity and bond markets, initial public offerings and other new issues, regulation and enforcement, exchange and listing changes, and company earnings and disclosures.

What we cover

GSN is organized geographically. Coverage is grouped into seven regions, North America, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, South America and Oceania, and within those regions we run dedicated news pages for 27 countries. A reader who follows one market can go straight to it rather than filtering a global feed.

Within each market, our subject matter is the primary record: prospectuses and registration statements, exchange notices, regulatory filings and enforcement actions, central bank and supervisory statements, and company results and press releases. We do not republish wire copy, and we do not aggregate other outlets’ reporting and present it as our own.

Who publishes GSN

Global Securities News is published by RICHPORT MEDIA INC., which holds editorial responsibility for everything on this site. Editorial responsibility sits with that named legal person and is not delegated to the software that drafts the articles.

How articles are produced

We are direct about this, because a reader deserves to know what they are reading.

Articles on GSN are generated by AI and are not reviewed by a human editor before publication. We do not employ staff journalists, and we do not claim to. Articles carry the byline “GSN Newsdesk” rather than a person’s name, a visible label saying they are AI-generated and unreviewed, and a list of the documents they are built on under Sources.

What the drafting works from, and the automated checks a draft passes, are set out below. None of them is a human reading the article:

• Primary documents first. Each article is built on at least three primary documents, which are listed by title, publisher and link in a Sources block at the foot of the article. A reader can open every one of them.
• Mechanical verification. Before publication, every figure and every quotation in a draft is matched by software against the fetched source documents. Claims that cannot be traced do not survive the check.
• An automated second pass. Each article is re-read against those same documents by a separate automated check before it is published.
• Labelled analysis. Where an article moves from reporting what a document says to interpreting what it may mean, that material sits under a heading titled “Analysis”. Everything outside that heading is reporting.

Automated checks reduce errors. They do not eliminate them, and AI-generated text can be wrong in ways that read as confident. Check anything that matters to you against the source documents we link.

The full method is written up on How We Report, and the standards it is held to are in our Editorial Standards.

Corrections

We correct errors when we find them and when readers report them. Significant corrections, meaning changes to a material fact, figure, quotation or the substance of a piece, are stamped with a visible Updated date, and where the change matters to a reader’s understanding, a correction note is appended explaining what changed. We do not silently rewrite published reporting. To report an error, email the desk with a link to the article, the specific claim at issue, and any source you have.

Advertising and editorial separation

GSN’s editorial output is independent of its advertising and sponsorship business. Advertisers and sponsors have no say in what we cover, how we report it, or what our reporting concludes, and they do not review independent coverage of themselves or their competitors before it runs. Paid and sponsored material is produced under separate rules and is always visibly marked as sponsored content, as described in our Paid Promotions Policy and Advertising Disclosure.

Language

GSN articles are written and published in English. The surrounding site, meaning navigation, section labels, and interface text, is available in eight languages, and some headlines and summaries shown outside English are machine-translated. The canonical version of any article is the language it was written in. Where a translated line and the English article disagree, the English article governs.

Not investment advice

GSN publishes news and information. Nothing here is individualized investment, legal or tax advice, and no article is a recommendation to buy, hold or sell any security. Check any figure that matters to you against the filing we link, and consult a licensed professional before acting.

Reaching the desk

Story tips, correction requests and editorial questions go to [email protected] or [email protected]. Advertising and sponsorship inquiries are handled separately: see Advertise With Us. Full details, including what to include in each kind of message, are on our Contact page.