Editorial policy and authorship
Who writes what on this site, and how.
Last updated: 30 September 2026
Who writes our content
Guides and news articles are published under the byline Niva Market Watch Editorial, the people who run the site. We use a site byline rather than invented author profiles: we do not claim credentials such as CA, CFA or SEBI registration, and no content on the site should be read as professional investment advice.
Three kinds of content
- Guides (under Learn) explain processes and terms, based on SEBI regulations, exchange rules and offer-document conventions as we understand them at the time of writing. They were drafted with the help of AI writing tools. Each guide shows its publication and last-updated dates; when we learn that a rule it describes has changed, we update it and its date.
- News articles report on specific issues or market events using official announcements and our own data.
- Automated summaries — the weekly roundups and the summaries on the homepage and IPO pages — are generated by software from our database with no human rewriting. They are labelled as automated, describe only stored facts and omit anything missing.
Standards
- We prefer primary sources: offer documents, SEBI, the exchanges and registrars.
- We do not recommend applying for, buying or selling any security, and we do not publish ratings, scores or price targets.
- Grey market premium is always identified as unofficial.
- Advertising and affiliate links are labelled and kept separate from guides and data.
- Fully automated content (weekly reviews and page summaries) is labelled as automated. Content drafted with AI assistance is disclosed here.
Corrections
See the corrections policy. To contact the editorial team, email jaypatel2157@gmail.com.