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Rules for using the public OCIO Intelligence research experience.

Last updated August 4, 2026

Research use only

OCIO Intelligence is a public research product. Provider records, comparisons, analytics, and firm-submitted content do not constitute investment, legal, tax, fiduciary, or procurement advice.

You are responsible for independent diligence, including confirming regulatory filings, service capabilities, performance, fees, conflicts, and suitability before making a provider-selection decision.

Public access and browser storage

OCIO Intelligence does not require an account. Comparison selections may be stored in your browser and encoded in shareable URLs so you can return to or share the same public research view.

  • Clearing browser storage can remove locally retained comparison selections.
  • Anyone with a comparison URL can view the providers encoded in that URL.
  • Do not attempt to bypass service controls or access non-public systems.

Acceptable use

You may use OCIO Intelligence information for legitimate institutional research and evaluation.

  • Do not interfere with the service, bypass access controls, probe private storage, or automate abusive request volumes.
  • Do not misrepresent Data TODO labels or firm-submitted content as independently verified regulatory facts.
  • Do not upload malicious files, unlawful content, or material you lack authority to submit.

Data sources and corrections

Regulatory records remain externally owned and read-only in this application. Approved firm representatives may submit supplemental profile content, but publication requires OCIO Intelligence review. The product labels source layers and unresolved data gaps rather than silently treating them as equivalent.

If a displayed regulatory value appears incorrect, confirm it against the linked official filing before relying on it.

Availability and changes

Features and source coverage may change as OCIO Intelligence evolves. The service may be unavailable during maintenance or when an upstream database is unavailable. Research should retain its date and source context.