Annex B. Methodological notes for selected figures

Figure ‎2.1. Risks stemming from the operating environment

All respondents are represented in the graph. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎3.1. Demand-side risks

All respondents are represented in the graph. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎4.1. Conduct risks

All respondents are represented in the graph except Singapore. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎4.2. Regulatory and supervisory actions taken in 2022 to address poor value financial products and services

Responding jurisdictions:

Figure ‎4.3. Regulatory and supervisory actions taken in 2022 to address the lack of or ineffective disclosures

Responding jurisdictions:

Figure ‎4.4. Regulatory and supervisory actions taken in 2022 to address poor advice and failure to perform suitability assessments

Responding jurisdictions:

Figure ‎4.5. Regulatory and supervisory actions taken in 2022 to address unsuitable product design

Responding jurisdictions:

Figure ‎4.6. Tools used to monitor conduct risks

All respondents are represented in the graph. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎4.7. Effectiveness of tools used to monitor conduct risks

All respondents are represented in the graph except Finland, Sweden, United Kingdom and United States. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎5.1. Products and services giving rise to consumer detriment in the banking sector

All respondents are represented in the graph except the following. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎5.2. Products and services giving rise to consumer detriment in the credit sector

All respondents are represented in the graph except the following. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎5.4. Products and services giving rise to consumer detriment in the insurance sector

All respondents are represented in the graph except the following. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎5.5. Products and services giving rise to consumer detriment in the investments sector

All respondents are represented in the graph except the following. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎5.6. Products and services giving rise to consumer detriment in the pensions sector

Responding jurisdictions:

Figure ‎6.1. Total volume of complaints

Responding jurisdictions:

Figure ‎6.2. Top five subjects of consumer complaints in the banking and payments sector, by recipient of complaint

All respondents are represented in the graph except the following. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎6.3. Top five subjects of consumer complaints in the credit sector, by recipient of complaint

All respondents are represented in the graph except the following. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎6.4. Top five subjects of consumer complaints in the insurance sector, by recipient of complaint

All respondents are represented in the graph except the following. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎6.5. Top five subjects of consumer complaints in the investments sector, by recipient of complaint

All respondents are represented in the graph except the following. For full list, see Annex A.

Figure ‎6.6. Top five subjects of consumer complaints in the pensions sector, by recipient of complaint

Responding jurisdictions:

Figure ‎7.1. Change in the number of reported financial scams and frauds, 2021 to 2022

Responding jurisdictions:

Figure ‎7.2. Top types of financial scams and frauds, by number of people affected

Responding jurisdictions:

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