Trade Finance & Supply Chain

Editorial Policy & Corrections | Trade Finance BD

Source hierarchy

Regulatory statements should identify the issuing authority, instrument, relevant provision and effective amendments. Original Bangladesh Bank circulars, government gazettes and regulator publications take precedence over summaries. ICC materials support explanations of incorporated trade rules. Secondary material may help discovery but should not silently replace a primary instrument.

Original documents and interpretations

Original source documents are preserved. Explanations, extraction repairs and working translations must be distinguishable from official text. Product-specific permissions and financing exceptions require evidence for the actual scope; a historical list alone does not establish current clearance requirements.

Review and dates

Publication and material revision dates refer to actual editorial events. Software validation checks code and formatting, not legal correctness. A named reviewer is shown only when that review has occurred. Unresolved editorial drafts should remain outside indexable public publication.

AI-assisted work

AI may assist retrieval, drafting and organization. Generated explanations need source checking and may contain errors. An AI answer is not an official permission, bank commitment or independently verified legal opinion. Sources and uncertainty take priority over a confident-sounding answer.

Corrections and independence

Report issues through Contact & Corrections. Material corrections should describe what changed and why. Advertising and sponsorship must be identifiable and must not determine a permission verdict or document-examination conclusion.