Marketing-rule-aware drafting, citation verification, FINRA 2210 alignment for broker-dealer engagements, and supervisory-queue handoff. First drafts inside your CCO queue within forty-eight hours of brief.
Outside vendors send drafts with unsupported claims, missing citations, and disclaimer language that does not match the firm’s ADV. The CCO sends them back. The advisor loses a week. The campaign misses its window.
Compliance content is not a copywriting problem. It is a workflow problem. Drafts have to be marketing-rule-aware on the first pass, with citation chains the supervisor can audit and disclaimer language pulled from the firm’s own documents.
Famaash drafts directly against your supervisory queue, with citation verification and disclaimer alignment built into the workflow, not bolted on at review.
Drafting, citation verification, supervisory handoff, and a books-and-records archive that satisfies Rule 204-2 by default.
Drafts written against the SEC marketing rule and, for broker-dealer engagements, FINRA 2210 retail-comm requirements. Fair-and-balanced reviews on every piece.
Every quantitative claim sourced and traceable. Citation chains attached to the supervisory submission so the CCO can audit without leaving the file.
Native handoff into your supervisory tool, Smarsh, Hearsay, Global Relay, or to your CCO queue directly, with the metadata they expect.
Archive-ready Word and PDF outputs, retained against Rule 204-2 timelines. Five-year retention minimum.
A four-question audit benchmarked against the Famaash anchor engagement. Numbers in your inbox the same day.