Mission
Provide European leadership teams with neutral interpretations of global capital corridors, ensuring that every published note can trace its data lineage to verifiable sources.
Our mission
Amsterdam-based intelligence for neutral capital navigation
Cornmqgh operates from the Netherlands to deliver disciplined research on cross-border capital movements, focusing on documentation fidelity, replicable methods, and transparent sourcing.
Editorial standards
All analyses undergo a three-stage review: source validation, method replication, and language clarity. We avoid speculative language and make source appendices available upon request.
Neutral stance
Cornmqgh does not endorse financial products or corporate campaigns. Our focus remains on interpreting publicly accessible documents, regulatory debates, and institutional disclosures.
How Cornmqgh structures its analytical output
Source architecture
We harvest parliamentary transcripts, supervisory board minutes, procurement records, and cross-border cooperation agreements. Each document is catalogued in our provenance system, assigning a unique identifier and storage location.
Triangulation
Every claim must be backed by at least two unrelated sources. Analysts annotate overlaps and divergences, and we provide methodology notes highlighting potential data gaps or uncertainties.
Linguistic precision
Our translation layer standardises terminology across Dutch, English, German, French, and selected Asian languages. Adjustments are reviewed by native editors to avoid semantic drift.
Peer review
Before publication, a second analyst reconstructs the finding independently. Only when interpretations align do we release the article to our readership.
Amsterdam editorial board and global correspondents
Lara Vos
Leads Cornmqgh’s global markets desk. Formerly with the Dutch Ministry of Finance’s policy unit, she specialises in cross-border supervisory cooperation.
Milan Kuiper
Architect of our data provenance system and multilingual record alignment workflows.
Noor de Wilde
Covers African and Middle Eastern policy dialogues from The Hague, focusing on climate-linked capital frameworks.
Mattia Verkerk
Tracks telecommunications, energy corridors, and the infrastructural underpinnings of digital finance projects.
Anika van Leeuwen
Maintains Cornmqgh’s scraping infrastructure and ensures access compliance with public registers.
External peer reviewers
A rotating bench of academic and regulatory experts providing commentary on methodological transparency.
Commitment to impartial analysis
Cornmqgh is independently financed and does not accept sponsorship from financial institutions. Editorial decisions are insulated from commercial influence, and our contributors disclose potential conflicts before joining any project.