Which document is NOT required to be accompanied by an OCC risk disclosure document?

The correct answer highlights that options advertising in newspapers does not require an accompanying OCC risk disclosure document. This is due to the nature of the advertising medium; while it promotes options trading, it does not directly involve a transaction or the formalities tied to executing options contracts, unlike the other options listed.

In contrast, options contracts, risk disclosures for over-the-counter options, and exchange-traded options are all associated with direct transactions in the options market. When investors engage with these instruments, they must be provided with risk disclosures to ensure they understand the potential risks they face in trading options. These disclosures are vital for maintaining informed decision-making and client protection within the trading environment. Hence, the requirement for risk disclosure documents is essential in these instances but does not extend to the advertising format used in newspapers.