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Client–editorial firewall
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- A contracted client does not approve, edit, or veto public Mitzpe analysis.
- The institute does not publish on a contracted client’s behalf.
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Conflicts of interest
Where a public Mitzpe assessment touches on a sector or actor in which the institute has a contracted relationship, that relationship is disclosed at the point where it is material to the reader. Where an analyst holds a personal financial interest in a publicly-traded entity discussed in the analysis, that interest is disclosed, or the analyst recuses.
Editorial independence from subscribers
Subscriptions buy access, not editorial influence. Subscribers do not see analysis pre-publication. The Supporter tier’s quarterly Q&A sessions are reader-facing dialogue, not commissioning meetings.
Affiliates and book commerce
Where the institute earns affiliate revenue from a sale, that fact is disclosed in the relevant catalog or book page. Affiliate revenue does not factor into which titles are recommended in the institute’s analysis.
What this page is not
This is not the institute’s full financial accounting. Mitzpe is incorporated as a US LLC. Detailed financials are available to material funders under NDA on request. This page is the public-facing summary.
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