Editorial Policy
How warrants.asia writes, sources, and maintains its structured warrants education content.
Content creation process
Every guide in the Learn section and glossary is written by our editorial team to explain structured warrant mechanics in plain English, using worked numerical examples rather than jargon wherever possible. Bylines credit the warrants.asia Editorial Team rather than an individual — we do not attach invented author names or credentials to financial content.
Fact-checking
Mechanics described in our guides (settlement, expiry, board lots, account requirements) are cross-checked against Bursa Malaysia and HKEX product documentation and the term sheets of the issuers referenced (Macquarie, RHB, Kenanga, CGS). Worked examples use illustrative numbers, clearly framed as examples, not live quotes.
Where our data comes from
Warrant listings under /warrants, /markets, /underlyings, and /issuers are a periodically refreshed, hand-curated snapshot compiled from issuer term sheets and exchange listing documents.
A few pages carry a small hand-picked sample of real exchange data — the HKEX warrant and CBBC tables, and the expiry calendar. Each sample was captured once, is labelled with its capture date, and is never refreshed. They illustrate what a real warrant line looks like; they are not a screener and must not be read as current prices.
We run no live market data feeds. The site makes exactly one third-party request when a page loads — indicative foreign exchange rates for the currency converter, from ExchangeRate-API, attributed on that page. We hold no market data redistribution licence from any exchange, and no page here should be used as a trading feed.
Every listing links directly to the issuer or exchange's own screener as the authoritative, real-time source. See About for the full methodology.
How we choose what we link to
We link out constantly, because on almost every question the authoritative answer lives somewhere else — with the exchange, the regulator, or the issuer that wrote the term sheet. Three rules govern it.
Sources carry the evidence.The “Sources” block on an article cites unaffiliated authorities — Bursa Malaysia, HKEX, the Securities Commission Malaysia, LHDN, or an issuer's own published documentation. Nothing we own appears there, because a citation is a claim that someone independent supports the point.
Our own sites are labelled as ours.A few of the sites we recommend are commonly owned with this one. They appear under “Further reading” rather than “Sources”, and they are named in full under Our network. We would rather tell you the connection than have you find it.
Nobody pays for a link here. We accept no payment, affiliate commission, or reciprocal-link arrangement in exchange for placement. Issuer and broker links exist because a reader needs them to act on what they have just read, not because of any commercial relationship.
We check that outbound links resolve before publishing, and we remove or replace ones that break. If you find a dead or wrong link, tell us and we will fix it.
Update policy
Each article carries a visible “Published” and, when applicable, “Updated” date. We only bump the updated date when a substantive change is made to the content — not for cosmetic edits. Warrant listing tables carry their own last-updated date, checked separately from editorial copy.
Corrections
If you spot an error in an article or a listing, please contact us — we review and correct factual errors promptly.