Which of the following statements regarding the Signs Business Floater is accurate?

The Signs Business Floater offers coverage specifically for signs that are owned by the insured, which makes this statement accurate. This type of floater is designed to protect a business's investment in its signage, ensuring that if the signs are damaged or destroyed due to covered perils, the business can receive compensation for the loss.

The other statements do not accurately reflect the scope of coverage provided by the Signs Business Floater. For example, while it may cover certain instances involving signs in the care of the insured, the primary intent is to protect the insured's own signs rather than those owned by others. Additionally, the coverage is not limited to outdoor signs only; it can cover various types of signs based on the policy terms. Lastly, while some policies may include provisions for signs affixed to a building, the floater is not strictly limited to signs that are permanently attached; it also covers freestanding signs and can be tailored to different contexts. Thus, the primary focus of the Signs Business Floater is indeed on the signs owned by the insured.