No. Participants should not discuss investment intentions in GRA meetings, rooms, dockets, or workspaces.
Investment intentions may include plans to invest, not invest, increase allocation, reduce allocation, buy, sell, hold, subscribe, finance, commit, exit, allocate, underwrite securities, or pursue a specific investment opportunity. These matters can be sensitive, confidential, fiduciary, market-relevant, or regulated.
A participant should not say, “We are interested in investing,” “We would fund this if,” “Our fund is looking at this,” “We will allocate to this sector,” “We are exiting this exposure,” or similar statements in GRA settings.
Capital readers may discuss what information is missing for future review, but they should not express investment intentions.
If investment intentions exist, they belong in separate lawful processes outside GRA, managed by the relevant institution and advisers.
GRA meetings are for readiness and learning. They are not investor intention forums.
