About Financepedia
A finance encyclopedia where every claim carries a citation and every edit is versioned.
Financepedia is a finance encyclopedia covering banks, regulators, funds and financial products — starting with Israeli, American and Australian finance. It exists because the entities that matter most to savers and investors are often covered poorly, briefly, or not at all by general reference works.
Every claim carries a source
Each material statement in a Financepedia entry is attached to a numbered citation at the moment it is written. You can open the source yourself and check.
Every edit is versioned
Articles are never silently rewritten. Each change creates a new immutable revision, so the full history of an entry stays inspectable.
Nothing publishes unreviewed
A reviewer checks every draft — citations, figures, neutrality — before it becomes visible. Drafts in progress are never shown to readers.
Built like a reference work, not a feed
Financepedia is organised around entities — a bank, a regulator, a savings product — rather than news. Entries are structured, cross-linked and kept current on a verification schedule, so a page you bookmarked last year is either still accurate or clearly marked as due for review.
Languages
Financepedia publishes in English and Hebrew. The two editions are parallel, not machine-translated mirrors: each entry is written and reviewed for its own audience.
Corrections
Financepedia is not openly editable. If you spot an error, use the "Suggest a correction" form on any entry — every suggestion is reviewed by an editor before it becomes a change.
