No. Material non-public information should not be submitted to GRA.
Material non-public information may include information about public companies, securities, financial performance, transactions, mergers, acquisitions, capital raises, financing plans, major contracts, regulatory decisions, credit events, insurance losses, claims exposures, litigation, market-sensitive announcements, or other information that could affect investment decisions or market behavior if disclosed.
GRA is not a securities platform, investment adviser, broker-dealer, exchange, rating agency, investment committee, or transaction room. It does not need material non-public information for ordinary participation, finance-readiness, Capital-Reader Room preparation, sector platform work, or Nexus Universe preparation.
Submitting material non-public information can create legal, regulatory, reputational, and market-integrity risks. It can also compromise participants who did not ask to receive it.
If a matter involves a public company, securities issuer, listed instrument, market-sensitive transaction, or regulated disclosure environment, use only public information or information that has been cleared for sharing by the relevant organization and counsel.
When in doubt, do not submit it. Ask for guidance using a high-level description that does not reveal the sensitive information.
