Private regulatory drafting
BlindCopy watches the SEC, FINRA, the exchanges, and the MSRB. When something consequential moves, it prepares a client alert in your structure and your voice, drafted against the primary source, within minutes.
You review it, tighten it, and send it from your own inbox. To everyone else, you simply moved first.
Drafted 09:03 · three minutes after the release
Executive summary
The Commission has proposed a broad set of amendments to the registered-offering framework, with direct consequences for how issuers plan and time their access to the capital markets.
Background
The development
Key takeaways
One morning
A proposing release posts at nine. This is the same release, captured, triaged, and drafted into a client alert, with every timestamp left in.
09:00Release posted
The SEC posts a fifty-page proposing release.
09:01Source captured
BlindCopy reads it the moment it lands.
09:02Digest delivered
It reaches your inbox, triaged against your practice and ranked by what deserves a memo.
09:02:30Draft assembled
One click drafts the alert against the primary source.
09:03Draft delivered
The finished draft is back, ready for your review.
The usual scramble
New SEC guidance drops, and the group moves as one. The email alerts arrive. You download the PDF, read the first page, and the phone rings. You come back to it, make a few notes, and the phone rings again. Hours go by before you can mark it up, compare reads, and wait on internal comments. The guidance has been public for hours, and all you have is a rough draft.
It does not have to go that way. Be the first into your client’s inbox. Skip the blank page. Start from a polished draft, already written in your voice.
How it works
BlindCopy is deliberately small: configured monitoring, a ranked morning digest, one-click drafting. Nothing to download, nothing to install.
Sources are configured to your practice, not a generic legal-news feed: the regulators, the exchanges, the law-firm insight pages, the law reviews and commentary your group actually reads. BlindCopy is always watching, and it reaches you the way you want it to: an instant alert, a morning digest, or an afternoon digest, on the schedule you set. The watching is no longer your job.
When something reaches the level you and BlindCopy have agreed is worth a draft, a single button assembles an alert against the primary source. Give one example of how you like your alerts written, and BlindCopy mirrors your tone, structure, and length. Every draft is built to your specification alone.
The draft is emailed to you within a minute. Make any edits your judgment calls for, then send it from your own inbox. Return your edits and the next draft lands closer to your hand. BlindCopy delivers to you and no one else.
Private by design
BlindCopy runs on public sources and arrives as an email. No procurement, no IT review, no account to provision. The reach stops there, on purpose.
A digest on the schedule you choose, plus one more email when you want a draft. Nothing to open, nothing to log into.
BlindCopy reads public filings and public commentary. It never sees your client files, your matters, or your email.
Your voice is yours. The example memos you provide are never pooled or used to draft for anyone else.
The only email BlindCopy sends goes to your inbox. The draft is yours: you edit it, you approve it, and you decide if and when it goes out.
Who it fits
You are a senior associate, counsel, or partner in capital markets, securities, or M&A-adjacent regulatory work, and you already write the client alert when a release lands. That part does not change. BlindCopy is not here to teach you to draft.
What changes is the cost. You start your review with a near-final draft instead of a blank page: read it, sharpen it, sign off. The hours drafting used to take go back onto billable work. How the draft reached you stays between you and BlindCopy. Your name is the only one on the alert, and you are simply the colleague who finished first.
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Each setup is configured around source coverage, delivery preferences, and writing style. Early customers are onboarded directly, so the system can be tuned before it scales.
BlindCopy is in limited release. Access is by invitation.