No. GRA does not issue ratings.
GRA does not rate projects, companies, technologies, securities, funds, issuers, banks, insurers, sovereigns, municipalities, SPVs, resilience portfolios, climate claims, sustainability claims, impact claims, vendors, public agencies, or national pathways.
GRA is not a credit rating agency, ESG rating provider, insurance rating organization, benchmark administrator, certification body, assurance provider, audit firm, procurement authority, regulator, or supervisory body.
A GRA record may describe status, readiness, evidence gaps, routing, participation, correction history, or pathway stage. That is not a rating. A finance-readiness docket, insurance-readiness note, capital-readable summary, Nexus Rails record, NFD input, RNFD input, UNSFD comparability note, Project SPV-readiness docket, or Nexus Universe preparation record should never be presented as a rating.
Participants must not claim “GRA-rated,” “GRA-scored,” “GRA-ranked,” “GRA-approved,” or “GRA-validated” unless a specific official status label exists and is used exactly as authorized. Even then, it must not be interpreted as a credit, investment, insurance, procurement, regulatory, climate, resilience, sustainability, or impact rating.
GRA records status. It does not rate value.
