Corrections Policy

Last updated: July 2026

Regal Ticker is committed to publishing accurate, clear and responsible information about the Indian financial market.

We make reasonable efforts to verify important facts, definitions, dates, calculations and regulatory references before publication. However, financial information can change, official sources may be revised and unintended errors may occasionally occur.

This Corrections Policy explains how readers can report an issue and how Regal Ticker reviews, corrects and updates published content.

Regal Ticker is a Regal Group initiative.

Our Commitment to Accuracy

Accuracy is an important part of the Regal Ticker editorial process.

Our content may cover subjects such as:

Stock-market terminology
Demat and trading accounts
NSE and BSE procedures
Market indices
Initial public offerings
Corporate actions
Mutual funds
Financial calculations
Taxation concepts
NRI investment procedures
Regulatory requirements
Investor tools and calculators

We aim to verify material claims through official or reliable sources wherever reasonably possible.

When a meaningful error is identified, we will review it and make an appropriate correction.

What Can Be Reported?

Readers may contact us regarding:

Incorrect facts
Wrong dates
Incorrect numerical figures
Calculation errors
Outdated regulatory information
Outdated taxation references
Broken or incorrect source links
Misleading wording
Missing context
Incorrect company, exchange or regulator names
Errors in tables or examples
Tool or calculator issues
Formatting problems that change the meaning
Attribution or copyright concerns
Typographical or grammatical errors

Correction requests should relate to a specific statement, calculation, link, table, image or section.

How to Request a Correction

Send correction requests to:

contact@regalticker.com

Please include:

The article or page title
The complete page URL
The statement or section in question
A brief explanation of the problem
The correction you believe is required
A reliable supporting source, where available
Your name and relationship to the issue, where relevant

A clear and specific request helps us review the matter efficiently.

Sources Supporting a Correction

When possible, correction requests should include an authoritative source.

Depending on the subject, suitable sources may include:

Securities and Exchange Board of India
Reserve Bank of India
National Stock Exchange
BSE Limited
NSE Indices Limited
BSE Index Services
Income Tax Department
Ministry of Finance
Ministry of Corporate Affairs
Depositories
Government notifications
Regulatory circulars
Official company filings
Offer documents
Scheme documents
Official product documentation

A blog, social-media post or informal discussion may help bring an issue to our attention, but it may not be sufficient to establish that published information is incorrect.

How We Review Correction Requests

After receiving a correction request, Regal Ticker may:

Review the exact statement or section reported.
Check the sources used when the content was prepared.
Examine current official or reliable sources.
Recalculate any disputed figures.
Review the context in which the information appears.
Determine whether the issue is factual, interpretive or editorial.
Decide whether a correction, clarification, update or removal is appropriate.
Update the page and relevant metadata where necessary.

Complex issues may require additional verification.

Regal Ticker is not obligated to accept every requested change, but genuine and well-supported concerns will be considered responsibly.

Minor Corrections

Minor corrections may include:

Spelling mistakes
Punctuation errors
Grammar improvements
Broken formatting
Incorrect spacing
Minor wording improvements
Non-material link corrections

These changes may be made without adding a formal correction notice when they do not alter the meaning or conclusion of the content.

Material Corrections

A material correction may be required when an error significantly affects the reader’s understanding.

Examples include:

A materially incorrect calculation
An incorrect regulatory rule
A wrong eligibility condition
A misleading tax explanation
An incorrect index methodology
A wrong historical date
A statement that changes the meaning of a financial concept
A tool formula producing incorrect results
Missing information that materially changes the interpretation

When appropriate, a material correction may be reflected through:

Revised article text
An updated publication date
A visible correction note
A clarification within the affected section
Updated sources
Revised tables, examples or calculations

The exact correction format will depend on the nature and importance of the issue.

Clarifications

A statement may be factually correct but still require clarification.

We may add context when:

The wording can be misunderstood
An example is too simplified
A rule contains important exceptions
The information applies only under certain conditions
A financial term has multiple meanings
A procedure differs by product, institution or residential status

A clarification does not always mean that the original statement was false. It may be added to improve accuracy and reader understanding.

Outdated Information

Financial-market information can change over time.

Articles may become outdated after changes to:

Laws
Tax rates
Regulatory rules
Exchange procedures
Index constituents
Account requirements
Product terms
Eligibility conditions
Government notifications
RBI or FEMA requirements
SEBI circulars

When outdated information is identified, we may:

Update the relevant section
Add the latest applicable information
Replace an outdated source
Add a date-specific clarification
Redirect the page to a newer resource
Archive or remove the page when responsible updating is not possible

Readers should always verify time-sensitive information through the latest official source.

Corrections to Calculators and Tools

Regal Ticker may provide educational calculators and investor utilities.

A tool may require correction when:

The formula is incorrect
The calculation does not match the displayed methodology
Rounding creates a misleading result
A field is not functioning properly
The output ignores a stated assumption
A technical issue affects results
The explanatory content is inconsistent with the tool

When a tool issue is confirmed, we may correct:

The formula
The user interface
The displayed result
The assumptions
The methodology note
The accompanying explanation

Calculator results remain educational estimates and should not be treated as personalised financial advice or guaranteed outcomes.

Corrections to NRI Content

NRI investment, banking, taxation and repatriation rules can depend on several factors, including:

Residential status
Country of residence
Account type
Source of funds
Applicable tax treaty
Investment product
Repatriation requirements
Current RBI, FEMA, SEBI or tax rules

When reporting an issue with NRI-related content, please identify the specific rule, jurisdiction or circumstance involved.

General educational content may not apply identically to every NRI reader.

Market and Index Information

Market prices, index constituents and company information may change frequently.

Historical information may remain correct for the period discussed even when the current situation has changed.

When reporting market-related information, please specify whether the concern relates to:

A historical statement
Current data
An index constituent
A methodology
A corporate action
A company filing
A delayed or stale value

Regal Ticker will not describe data as real-time unless it is supported by an appropriate data source and display arrangement.

Reader Disagreement

A correction request is different from a disagreement of opinion.

We may not change content solely because a reader:

Dislikes the conclusion
Prefers a different investment approach
Holds a different market opinion
Disagrees with a risk warning
Wants a company or product to be promoted
Requests removal of accurate public information
Wants educational content converted into a recommendation

Where multiple legitimate interpretations exist, we may add context or acknowledge different views when that improves the article.

Requests From Companies or Organisations

A company, institution, platform or representative may request a correction.

Such requests should include:

The requester’s identity
The organisation represented
The relevant page URL
The disputed statement
Supporting official documentation
The exact change requested

Regal Ticker will independently review the evidence.

A commercial relationship, legal threat or promotional interest does not automatically determine the editorial outcome.

Copyright and Attribution Corrections

Used copyrighted material without permission
Failed to provide appropriate attribution
Incorrectly identified a source
Used an image or graphic that requires review
Reproduced protected material beyond permitted use

Please include:

Your full name
Your relationship to the work
The original source
The Regal Ticker page URL
Details of the affected material
Evidence of ownership or authority
The action you are requesting

Article Update Dates

A page may display:

Original publication date
Last updated date
Correction note

A changed update date means that the page was modified, but it does not necessarily mean that every paragraph was rewritten.

Minor formatting corrections may not always change the displayed update date.

Removal or Unpublishing

In some cases, correction may not be sufficient.

Content may be removed, archived or redirected when:

It is materially unreliable
It cannot be responsibly updated
It duplicates a better current resource
It creates copyright concerns
It creates legal or privacy concerns
Its original sources are no longer available
It no longer fits the purpose of Regal Ticker

Removal decisions are made according to the circumstances and are not guaranteed merely because a request is submitted.

Response to Correction Requests

We aim to review genuine correction requests within a reasonable period.

Response times may depend on:

The complexity of the issue
Availability of official sources
Whether calculations must be checked
Whether regulatory interpretation is involved
Whether legal or copyright review is required
The completeness of the submitted information

We may contact the requester for clarification where necessary.

Spam, abusive messages, unsupported demands and unrelated promotional communication may not receive a response.

No Personal Investment Advice

The correction process should not be used to request:

Stock recommendations
Portfolio reviews
Mutual-fund selection
IPO advice
Buy or sell decisions
Personal tax advice
Legal advice
Guaranteed-return strategies

Regal Ticker, Regal Group and author Dilip Kumar are not SEBI-registered Investment Advisers or Research Analysts.

Contact for Corrections

To report an error or request a correction:

Brand: Regal Ticker
Author: Dilip Kumar
Email: contact@regalticker.com
Website: RegalTicker.com

Please include the article title, page URL, disputed information and a supporting source wherever possible.

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