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 requirements under the Central Bank's Consumer Protection Code apply to any communication a firm uses to promote its financial products or services to consumers, regardless of channel. That means not just printed materials like flyers and product brochures, but also a firm’s website. The aim is to ensure information is clear, accurate, and not misleading across all promotional formats, because each channel can influence a consumer’s decision. Since all three formats can carry promotional claims and disclosures, they are all covered by the code. Limiting coverage to any one format would leave other channels unregulated and could allow inconsistent or misleading messaging, which the code seeks to prevent.