No. A GRA discussion does not mean a project is insurable.
Insurance-readiness work may identify exposure information, protection gaps, risk engineering needs, data requirements, resilience measures, and insurance-related diligence questions. It does not quote, price, bind, place, approve, or recommend insurance.
Even if insurers, reinsurers, brokers, or risk engineers participate in an Insurance-Readiness Room, that participation does not imply underwriting, coverage availability, reinsurance capacity, pricing, or insurer endorsement.
Safe language is:
The matter has been discussed in an insurance-readiness context to identify information gaps and risk-transfer questions. This does not imply underwriting, coverage, pricing, capacity, broker placement, or insurability.
Insurability is determined only by authorized insurers or reinsurers through their own processes, outside GRA.
