No. Insurance-readiness feedback should not be used in marketing, fundraising, sales, procurement, insurance placement, reinsurance placement, investor materials, grant applications, public announcements, or sponsor materials unless a specific public-use version has been approved.
Insurance-readiness feedback is not a testimonial, underwriting indication, coverage indication, capacity indication, risk-transfer approval, insurability finding, broker endorsement, insurer support, reinsurer support, or GRA endorsement.
Unsafe claims include:
“Reviewed by insurers.”
“Insurer-approved through GRA.”
“Insurance-ready after GRA review.”
“Reinsurance-relevant and supported.”
“GRA insurance-readiness confirms insurability.”
“Insurance market feedback validates the project.”
“Risk transfer approved by GRA.”
“Coverage pathway confirmed.”
A safe public statement, if true and approved, may be:
The matter received GRA-related insurance-readiness feedback identifying exposure, evidence, and risk-transfer readiness questions. The feedback does not imply insurance advice, underwriting, coverage, pricing, placement, reinsurance capacity, risk-transfer approval, endorsement, or insurability.
