We published 185 articles between May and July. Each one is a data point. Together, they form a pattern that only shows up if you read them all.
That is what IMI Market Pulse does, once every quarter.
Nobody reads three months of coverage in sequence and holds it in their head. Daily reporting answers what happened on Tuesday, and it answers it well. What a quarter amounted to is a different question, and it is the one that governs where you point a pipeline.
Ten pages summarizing the quarter’s news, processing-time figures, and what industry professionals are watching, cross-referenced into the shifts that moved the market:
- The four stories that moved the quarter, and what connects them
- Where advertised timelines and delivered ones diverge, measured across eight quarters
- Which programs are speeding up, which are slipping, and why
- What advisors were discussing before governments spoke
- What the next two quarters likely bring, and what is already on the calendar
- Who moved the story this quarter
Every claim traces back to an article you can go read. The cross-referencing is the work, because a story spanning three months and every region we cover never announces itself in any single piece.
Several of the quarter’s sharpest signals surfaced in advisor conversation weeks ahead of any government confirming them publicly. Those are summarized under Chatham House rules, without attribution to any member.
Directional reads close the document, setting out where this quarter’s institutional stories go next, grounded in evidence already in the corpus. Alongside them sit the dates already fixed for the next two quarters.
The whole document is a 15-minute read. Your competitors will piece it together in six months. You have it today.
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