Financial services
Financial promotion is the most instrumented advertising regime on earth. The FCA reads websites at scale, risk warnings have prescribed wording and placement, and an unapproved promotion can be a criminal offence, not just a fine.
Sub-sectors, with their real law counts
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Risk warnings, measured where they actually sit.
Promotions are checked for the required warning, its wording and its prominence relative to the claim it qualifies. Position, contrast and viewport presence are measured from the rendered page, not from the source.
What the Radar watches hardest here
A worked scenario
ILLUSTRATIVEA UK IFA expanding into crypto commentary
Challenge. A new "digital assets" page carried performance language and no prescribed risk warning; the firm assumed commentary was not a promotion.
What the Radar did. The Radar attached the crypto promotions stack the day targeting evidence appeared, flagged the missing warning as T1 and the "commentary vs promotion" boundary as a T3 for compliance counsel.
Outcome. Page corrected within its 48-hour deadline, before the FCA’s website-scale monitoring (480,000 new sites assessed in a year) read it first.
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