Which office is not part of the Financial Services Commission?

The Office of Consumer Affairs is not a part of the Financial Services Commission, which typically encompasses regulatory bodies focused on financial sectors, including insurance, banking, and related financial services. The Financial Services Commission often includes offices dedicated to overseeing specific areas such as insurance regulation, financial regulation, and risk management to ensure compliance, consumer protection, and operational integrity within those sectors.

The Office of Insurance Regulation, the Office of Financial Regulation, and the Office of Risk Management are all involved in overseeing various financial activities and ensuring that the entities involved are operating efficiently and in compliance with the law. These offices play specific roles: the Office of Insurance Regulation oversees the insurance sector, the Office of Financial Regulation typically manages banking and finance, while the Office of Risk Management focuses on identifying and mitigating financial risks. None of these roles align with that of the Office of Consumer Affairs, whose responsibilities may not necessarily fall under the purview of financial regulation and are more focused on addressing consumer issues and protecting consumer rights.