About our content for bank credit desks
Our content on Stonewake is a public library of institutional explainers, definitions, methodology notes, and desk maps for bank export finance, project finance, and commercial real estate teams. Pages answer definitional and comparative questions with cited sources. They describe instruments, rules and institutions; they are not a guide to sourcing or screening transactions.
Surfaces that make up our content
Our content spans glossary entries, hubs, institutions pages, compare pages, calculators copy, guides, research explainers, country datasheets, solutions overviews, trust pages, and methodology notes. Monitoring briefs and blog notes sit alongside. Surfaces share one evidence culture and link the glossary for stable definitions.
The glossary holds short Investopedia-style definitions. Hubs organise themes such as export finance instruments or sanctions and AML intersections. Institutions pages summarise official ECA, MDB, and association mandates from primary sites. Compare pages set structures side by side. Calculators pages document formulas and worked examples for metrics such as DSCR. Guides and research explainers go deeper on Arrangement, FATF lists, or cover-ratio maps. Country datasheets collect jurisdiction identity, official support pointers, and public-access notes for registers where official. Solutions pages describe high-level product use cases. Methodology pages state evidence and compliance capabilities without internals.
Monitoring is a separate public feed of organisation and market events with citations. Markdown mirrors may be published for agent and research use when the pipeline enables them.
Who our content is for
Readers are credit analysts, originators, portfolio and country-risk officers, and financial-crime specialists on bank EF, PF, and CRE desks, plus adjacent counsel and second-line reviewers. Vocabulary assumes familiarity with export credit agency products, project finance structures, and country risk as desks use them.
Linked primers include export credit agency, project finance, and country risk. Consumer investors, retail borrowers, and general business readers are not the design centre. Tone stays British English, declarative, and free of coach framing.
How our content relates to the product
Stonewake the product is agentic market and credit intelligence for banks, summarised on the public llms.txt and homepage. Public content explains the institutional world and methodology posture. Authenticated workflows remain behind login. Pages may describe capabilities at a high level without disclosing internals or customer banks.
Public capabilities named at high level include Deal Book with explainable scores and verbatim citations, country risk composites with source attribution, organisation and country adverse-media screening with analyst confirmation, scheduled monitoring, and Excel export with citations, as summarised on stonewake.ai and its public llms.txt. Pages link methodology entries for citations and evidence, deal book scoring, country composites, adverse-media screening, and data residency. They must not disclose providers, model vendors, or step-by-step register-mining instructions.
Evidence and labelling standards
Customer-visible product claims require a stable public URL whose text still carries the verbatim quote, or an honest Reported label. Public editorial pages require fetched institutional sources for load-bearing facts. Missing data is shown as missing. Human review remains part of the stated posture.
Adverse media screening explainers and product screening drafts are not sanctions or PEP determinations. Monitoring briefs verify each fact against cited records before publication and refuse a path around the verifier, per the public monitoring methodology. Attribution lines required by data licences appear on briefs when mandated.
What our content is not
Our content is not an affiliate shopping guide, sponsored lender ranking, live deal-tip wire for scraping advantage, person-level dossier service, or replacement for official OECD, FATF, ECA, or regulator texts. Calculators are educational. They do not claim regulatory approval.
Country pages that lack unique cited fields stay unpublished or noindexed under factory publish-safety rules until enriched. Solutions pages may invite a demo. They must not invent proof points.
How to navigate and reuse
Start from the glossary for a term, then move to hubs, institutions, compare, or methodology as needed. Internal links use stable slugs. Related trust pages cover editorial policy, corrections policy, how we cite sources, and business model for procurement and second-line readers.
See editorial policy, corrections policy, how we cite sources, and business model. Agents and researchers get the most reliable results from pages with explicit source lists; the public pages contain definitions and cited facts, not material to invent findings from. Contact for demo or corrections is contact@stonewake.ai as published on the site.