Which of the following produced by a life assurance company is NOT subject to the Consumer Protection Code advertising requirements?

• A. Product brochures.
• B. Flyers aimed at consumers.
• C. Sponsorship material.
• D. Radio advertisements

Answer: (C)

Advertising rules under the Consumer Protection Code apply to promoting a life assurance product or service to consumers, ensuring information is clear, fair, and not misleading. Product brochures, flyers aimed at consumers, and radio advertisements all directly present a product with its features, terms, costs, and risks, so they fall under these advertising requirements.

Sponsorship material, on the other hand, is about linking the brand with an event or activity rather than promoting a specific product or policy to consumers. It doesn’t provide product details or terms to potential buyers, so it’s generally not subject to the CPC advertising requirements that govern product-specific promotions.