Stonewake Monitoring
How the briefs are produced
Stonewake Monitoring is the public briefing feed of Stonewake. It publishes verified single-entity briefs on major export, project and real estate finance transactions, and on register events of register-known companies. Each fact is cited to the public source it comes from.
Where the facts come from
Every brief starts from named sources: official disclosures, export credit agency and multilateral announcements, company registers, regulatory filings, official gazettes and reported deal announcements. Facts are extracted from those pages deterministically, field by field, and restated in our own words; the text of the page is not reproduced. The surrounding prose is smoothed automatically, and the writing step is not allowed to add, remove or alter a fact.
Verification before publication
A brief is published only after it passes an automated verification pass. Each stated fact must trace to a cited source page, the citation must still support the statement at publication time, and the brief may not reproduce the wording of the source passages that ground it. A brief that fails any check is held back; there is no path to publication around the verifier.
Each published brief shows its published and updated dates together with the number of sourced facts it carries.
Sources and attribution
Each brief names its sources and links to them. Where a data licence requires an attribution line, that line is reproduced verbatim in the footer of the brief. Some sources carry retention conditions: when a retention period ends, the briefs built on that source are withdrawn and their addresses stop resolving.
Organisations, never people
Briefs cover organisations, markets and jurisdictions. We do not publish personal data. Where a public record contains both organisational and personal information, only the organisational facts are used.
Corrections
A brief believed to be wrong can be reported to contact@stonewake.ai, with the address of the brief and the source that supports the challenge. Corrections are checked against the underlying records; where the record supports a change, the brief is updated or withdrawn, and the visible updated date moves with it.
The platform behind it
The same monitoring runs continuously inside the Stonewake platform, at portfolio depth, for deal desks and risk teams at banks. The public briefs are the surface layer. For monitoring of your own counterparties and markets, book a demo.