The Central Bank's Consumer Protection Code advertising requirements apply to: (i) flyers. (ii) product brochures. (iii) a firm's website.

• A. (i) only.
• B. (ii) only.
• C. (ii) and (iii) only.
• D. (i), (ii) and (iii).

Answer: (D)

Advertising rules under the Central Bank's Consumer Protection Code apply to any promotional communication used to market a financial product or service, no matter how it’s delivered. That means not only online content but also printed materials. Flyers and product brochures are traditional promotional documents that must meet the same standards as a firm's website. The goal is to present information clearly, not misleadingly, and to include required disclosures and risk warnings across all channels so consumers get consistent, comparable information wherever they encounter the product. If one format complied but another didn’t, it could mislead or disadvantage consumers through inconsistent messaging. So all three formats are covered by the advertising requirements.