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One timeline for regulatory milestones
See consultation deadlines, publication dates and application dates in a single calendar, each with the authority and the document it comes from.
Regulatory calendar for investors
The regulatory dates your investment calendar is missing.
Earnings dates and central bank meetings are in every calendar. The day a consultation closes, a rule is adopted or a requirement starts to apply usually is not. Edict IQ puts these regulatory milestones on one timeline and links each to its source and the sectors it concerns.
Official sourcesTraceable analysisNo investment advice
SOURCE TO EXPOSURE
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Official sourceOriginal & legal status
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Assess exposureSector & business model
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Record the viewRationale & review date
THE CHALLENGE
Regulatory catalysts rarely announce themselves
Application dates are set out in legal texts, consultation deadlines on authority websites and delays in press releases. Teams that track them by hand tend to notice a milestone when the market already has.
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Filter to your universe
Narrow the calendar by jurisdiction, sector and framework so that it shows the events relevant to the strategy rather than everything published.
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Connect dates to analysis
Open the event behind a date to read the source, see the impact analysis and check whether your team has already recorded an exposure view.
FROM SOURCE TO EXPOSURE
From a date in the calendar to a prepared view
A milestone is useful when the team knows in advance what it would mean. The calendar is the starting point for that preparation.
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Scan the weeks ahead
Review upcoming regulatory milestones for your watchlists and flag the ones that could affect holdings or themes.
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Prepare the assessment
Before the date, read the source and record the expected exposure and the scenarios the team considers plausible.
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Update when it happens
When the rule is adopted, delayed or amended, revise the record. The earlier assumptions remain visible for comparison.
Read the original first. Assess exposure second. The investment judgement remains with people.
Read our methodologyIN PRACTICE
For teams that plan around events
Event-driven, thematic and fundamental teams use the same dates for different purposes.
Check source coverageEvent-driven analyst
An analyst covering European banks follows the remaining steps of a capital rule and prepares an exposure note before each milestone.
Investment committee secretary
The person preparing the quarterly committee pack adds the regulatory milestones of the next quarter for each strategy with a link to the underlying source.
TRUST THROUGH EVIDENCE
Every material claim needs a source.
Edict IQ distinguishes official publications from interpretation and possible consequences. Source status, coverage limitations and unresolved questions belong in the review—not hidden in the fine print.
Dates are taken from official publications and can change when an authority amends its timetable. Edict IQ does not forecast regulatory outcomes or market reactions and provides no investment advice.
Browse official sourcesFAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers, without investment recommendations.
What is a regulatory calendar?
A timeline of regulatory milestones such as consultation deadlines, adoption and publication dates and the dates on which requirements begin to apply, each tied to the official document that sets it.
Where do the dates come from?
From the publications of the issuing authorities. Each calendar entry links to the regulatory event and its original source so the date can be verified.
Can I limit the calendar to certain sectors or jurisdictions?
Yes. The calendar can be filtered by jurisdiction, sector and framework, and watchlists in the workspace keep that selection for your team.
EXPLORE EDICT IQ
See what changed. Understand what it means.
Start with available regulatory events and inspect the original sources. No mandatory product demo.