Last updated: June 1, 2026 FEMACRO is a sponsor-supported editorial brand. This page explains how we identify sponsored content, where our editorial independence sits, and how we comply with applicable regulations. WHY WE HAVE SPONSORSHIPS Producing original financial journalism from the NYSE floor — daily, in three languages — is expensive. Sponsorships pay for the cameras, the production team, the editorial staff, and the operations cost of running the broadcast. Without sponsors, FEMACRO doesn't exist. HOW WE IDENTIFY SPONSORED CONTENT Any episode, segment, or article that is paid for by a third party is identified as sponsored content. We use three signals together: 1. A "Presented by [Sponsor]" or "Sponsored by [Sponsor]" disclosure visible at the start of the segment and in the metadata of the published episode. 2. The sponsor's name and logo shown next to the episode on the website, the same way we show host and guest credits. 3. On social platforms, the native paid-partnership flag (Instagram's "Paid partnership," YouTube's "Includes paid promotion," etc.) where the platform supports it. If you ever see content on a FEMACRO surface and can't tell whether it's sponsored, that's a bug. Write to vrodriguez@femacro.com and we'll fix it. WHERE OUR EDITORIAL INDEPENDENCE SITS Sponsorships pay for FEMACRO's existence. They do not buy editorial conclusions, talking points, or specific guest selections. Specifically: — A sponsor cannot pre-approve or edit a segment's content before it airs. — A sponsor cannot dictate what questions are asked of a guest. — A sponsor cannot remove an episode or comment after it has been published. — A sponsor cannot block FEMACRO from covering competing firms, market events, or stories that are unfavorable to the sponsor. What a sponsor receives is: brand visibility (logo + disclosure), audience reach, and a proof-of-delivery report. We sell access to our audience and the brand association, not editorial control. If a sponsor relationship ever creates an actual conflict of interest with an episode topic, we will disclose that conflict in the episode itself. FTC COMPLIANCE We follow the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides for native and influencer-style sponsored content (16 CFR Part 255). The "Presented by" disclosure is intended to satisfy the FTC's "clear and conspicuous" standard. If we miss the mark in any specific case, we will correct it. SECTOR-SPECIFIC NOTES Sponsors that are themselves financial firms (broker-dealers, RIAs, exchanges, market makers) carry an additional flag identifying their regulatory category, so viewers can contextualize the sponsorship. We do not currently accept sponsorships from cryptocurrency-promotion firms, leveraged-trading platforms targeting retail customers, or any entity under active enforcement action by the SEC, FINRA, or CFTC. CONTACT vrodriguez@femacro.com FEMACRO — 11 Wall Street, New York, NY 10005 This disclosure is a draft pending review by counsel. The version that is operationally enforced is whatever is published at femacro.com/legal/sponsorship-disclosure/ at the time of your interaction.