SOURCES AND VERIFICATION

How this site is sourced.

Last updated: August 2026

The sourcing practice

Every figure and every named regime on this site carries a primary source, checked on a stated date. Regulations are read in their official texts: EUR-Lex for European Union law, gesetze-im-internet.de for German law, legislation.gov.uk for United Kingdom instruments, the Code of Federal Regulations for United States rules, and the issuing regulator's or body's own record for supervisory positions and technical standards.

Behind each content page sits a provenance ledger in the site's repository, one row per claim: the sentence, the provision it rests on, the source, and the date it was checked. When a page is edited, the claims it touches are re-verified against the primary sources before the edit ships, and the ledger is updated in the same change. A statement whose source cannot be re-confirmed is removed or rewritten, not left standing.

The disclaimer

References to laws, regulations and supervisory practice on this site are provided for orientation and are not legal advice. Legal requirements change, and their application depends on the circumstances of each case; readers should verify current requirements independently and take their own professional advice before acting. Exedra Gate reviews, sources and updates this content with care, but does not warrant its completeness or accuracy, and accepts no liability for reliance placed on it.

This covers the site's descriptive legal content. Statements about the Exedra Gate platform itself, what it does, and what its records establish are product statements, made and maintained under their own discipline.