What type of institutional structure for financial consumer protection (FCP) regulation and supervision is implemented in this country?
Please indicate which statement best describes the structure for financial consumer protection regulation and supervision (and more broadly market conduct) in your country? 
- [1] Integrated Single Agency Model: Financial consumer protection supervision responsibilities fall under a single agency that is responsible for all aspects of supervision (e.g., prudential and financial consumer protection) of all financial service providers operating within the jurisdiction.
- [2] Integrated Multiple Agency Model (Sectoral): Financial consumer protection supervision responsibilities fall under multiple agencies that hold responsibility for all aspects of supervision (e.g., prudential and financial consumer protection) of financial service providers operating within specific financial sectors (banking, insurance, securities, etc.). Please list the name of relevant agencies and the sectors they oversee.
- [3] Dedicated Market Conduct Agency Model: Financial consumer protection supervision responsibilities fall under a single agency dedicated to financial consumer protection supervision. Please provide the name of the agency.
- [4] General Consumer Protection Agency Model that covers FCP: Financial consumer protection supervision responsibilities fall under an agency or agencies responsible for broader consumer protection supervision within the jurisdiction, including non-financial activities. Please provide the name of all relevant agencies.
- [5] Shared financial and general consumer protection authority model - two institutions
- [6] None