From primary source to executive brief. Structured for action.

We read the agencies so you don't have to.

Our system continuously monitors official publications from regulatory agencies, central banks, enforcement bodies, and trade authorities. Every source is a verified government endpoint — SEC filings, Federal Register notices, FDA approvals, ESMA guidance, HKMA circulars. No intermediaries. No commentary. No one else's summary.

Sources include the SEC, CFTC, Federal Reserve, FINRA, FDA, CMS, FTC, FERC, DOE, USTR, WTO, ITC, FCA, PRA, ESMA, EBA, ECB, EMA, BaFin, SFC, HKMA, MAS, SEBI, RBI, ASIC, and 45+ more.

Not everything that publishes matters. We filter for what does.

Every ingested document passes through a five-stage analysis before it reaches your inbox.

Built to read in under two minutes. Built to act on immediately.

Material developments are rendered into structured briefs that go beyond what happened. Every brief carries the regulatory signals, a materiality classification, and actionable timelines, the analysis that turns a government filing into a decision. Each brief follows the same seven-section format, with a direct link to the source:

Brief quality is identical at every tier. Whether you're on Basic or Executive, the intelligence is the same. Tiers control coverage, cadence, and delivery — not depth.

Weekly synthesis to priority briefs. Your coverage, your cadence.

Most professionals need a daily or weekly digest that keeps them current without adding to the noise. For roles where timing matters — trading desks, enforcement response, active deal teams — Executive tier delivers priority briefs as material developments are identified.

All intelligence delivered directly to your inbox — or access everything through your subscriber portal if you prefer to keep your inbox clean. The portal provides full brief archive, coverage management, and delivery preferences.

Every brief links to the original document. Always.

Cresthaven Analytics does not offer opinions, predictions, or editorial interpretation. Every brief is derived exclusively from legitimate primary sources and links directly to the originating agency publication.

Every brief contains a direct link to the original regulatory release. You can verify any piece of intelligence we deliver in seconds — click through to the source document, confirm it yourself, forward it to counsel. No trust required.

This is a deliberate design choice. Professionals in regulated industries need intelligence they can cite, forward to counsel, and rely on for decision-making — not commentary that carries its own risk.

What "verifiable" looks like: every brief names the publishing agency, the publication date, and a direct link to the source document. A reader who needs to verify, cite, or forward the intelligence has the full chain in front of them.

Coverage that remembers.

Regulatory issues unfold over time. A consent order opens, takes public comment, finalizes, triggers enforcement. A rule is proposed, debated, refined, and brought into force across months or years. Cresthaven coverage treats each issue as one continuous story, not a stream of disconnected snapshots.

Every material brief surfaces the deadline its source provides — comment-period closes, effective dates, hearings, sunsets, implementation timelines — so each action arrives with its clock. Weekly synthesis links current developments to prior-week items they follow up on, naming the connections explicitly. "Continuing from April 12." "Building on the FCA's March 28 order." "Returning to the Publishing.com consent open for comment since Week -1." What you read three weeks ago is now visibly connected to what's happening today.

The reader who has subscribed for three weeks sees the arc a week-one reader would miss. A long-term reader sees the pattern.

What's covered, what isn't, what an empty space means.

Cresthaven covers the outputs of 80 named agencies. That coverage is comprehensive of what those agencies publish, not exhaustive of every regulatory development everywhere. Hearings happen, meetings occur, policy shifts begin in conversations Cresthaven does not see.

What Cresthaven sees, it surfaces. What it does not see, it does not invent. When a covered agency publishes nothing material in a given week, the brief preserves that silence rather than fabricating activity.

The discipline is also in what's absent.

An engineer, not a former regulator. That is the point.

Cresthaven Analytics was built by Matt Baker, an engineer. It is designed as a machine you can check. It monitors 80 named agencies continuously, separates the material from the routine, and links every claim to the original government document.

Nothing in a brief rests on one person's judgment or reputation. Judge the output, not the resume.