What OmniAsset will — and will not — claim.
OmniAsset is a measurement tool, not a recommendation engine. Four rules govern everything published in the app and on this site.
Source it
Every public fact — a NAV, a return, an expense ratio, a benchmark, a manager tenure — comes from a real publication we can name.
We do not sell placement, and no fund, AMC or product can pay to rank higher, be recommended, or appear more favourably. OmniAsset shows what the numbers say; it does not publish a “best fund” list or a buy/sell call.
Where we generate pages at scale — fund profiles and fund-versus-fund comparisons — each one is built only from the signed reference snapshot, and only when it has enough verified data to be genuinely useful. A page that would be mostly blanks is not published, and we do not mass-produce generic AI-written finance articles.
Date it
A figure without an as-of date is not a fact. Everything carries the date it belongs to, and a comparison never mixes two of them.
Every view reads one snapshot. When a source has not published yet, the affected figure is marked as awaiting data rather than shown from an older run, because a silently stale number is indistinguishable from a current one.
Separate fact from interpretation
Deterministic maths and AI explanation are different things, and they are never presented as the same thing.
AI in OmniAsset is optional and interpretive. It explains the deterministic evidence in plain language; it never invents market data, computes the numbers, or turns a guess into a stated fact. AI output is always labelled as interpretation and is not investment advice.
When a fact is unavailable, we say so and withhold it. We never fill a gap with an estimate, an average, or a convenient stand-in, and we never compare a fund against a proxy benchmark in place of its real one.
Correct it
A published figure that turns out to be wrong is corrected at the source, and the correction is dated.
If a published figure is wrong at its source, the fix flows from the source into the next signed snapshot, and the as-of date moves with it — so a corrected value is visibly a newer value, not a quiet edit.
To report a factual or data error, email [email protected] with the page or screen, the figure and what you believe it should be. Reports are read by a person, and a confirmed correction ships with the next snapshot for that source's cadence.
Measurement you can trust, not marketing.
The maths is published, the sources are published, and a correction is dated like every other figure.
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