Which of the following does NOT lead to license suspension or revocation?

Making a factual but subjective comparison of two policies does not inherently lead to license suspension or revocation because these comparisons often involve personal judgment and interpretation, which are part of an agent's role in helping clients understand different policy options. Provided that the comparisons are rooted in truthful and accurate information, this practice is acceptable in the industry.

In contrast, intentionally violating a cease and desist order, making a false statement in a license application, and violating an insurance regulation are all serious offenses that undermine the integrity of the insurance market and could lead to severe penalties for the licensed producer. These actions violate legal and ethical standards set forth to protect consumers and ensure fair practices within the insurance industry. Therefore, a subjective comparison that is truthful and aimed at guiding consumers does not carry the same legal ramifications and is acceptable practice, making it the correct choice in this scenario.