Capital Markets Nexus onboarding is the pathway for participants interested in market infrastructure, issuer resilience, disclosure quality, systemic risk, climate and physical risk disclosure, cyber-physical risk, public-good evidence, securities-market resilience, and capital-market learning.
Onboarding may ask about your role as an issuer, exchange, market infrastructure actor, disclosure professional, investor, underwriter in a non-transactional learning context, rating or data provider in a bounded context, regulator in a learning capacity, lawyer, accountant, academic, or risk expert.
Capital Markets Nexus onboarding must clearly state that GRA does not recommend securities, promote securities, approve disclosures, provide ratings, create benchmarks, approve listings, provide investment advice, act as a broker, arrange capital raising, or validate issuers.
Participants must not discuss securities recommendations, offering terms, valuation, investor interest, allocation plans, trading strategy, underwriting spreads, deal terms, material non-public information, or capital-raising solicitations.
Capital Markets Nexus can help improve the quality of resilience-related evidence and disclosure understanding. It does not create securities status, listing approval, investor validation, or market endorsement.
