Can names and/or logos of provider co-branding partners be displayed on marketing materials?

Co-branding partners' names and logos can indeed be included in marketing materials, but this is contingent upon the use of approved logos. This means that any marketing material featuring these partners must adhere to specific brand guidelines and receive prior approval to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and brand integrity. Using approved logos helps maintain consistency in branding and prevents potential legal issues that may arise from unauthorized use of a partner's intellectual property.

The other options do not align with the established guidelines for co-branding. Indicating that names and logos can always be used overlooks the necessity of following approval processes. Similarly, stating that they cannot be used at all neglects the possibility of permissible co-branding under certain conditions. Finally, suggesting it depends on the situation may lack the clarity of the established requirement for using approved logos, which is essential for proper compliance.