Who alone is entitled to brokerage on deposits procured for a company?
AAny member who refers
BAny director of company
CPerson authorised in writing
DAny employee involved
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Person authorised in writing
Only the person the company authorised in writing to solicit deposits, and who actually procured them, may be paid brokerage.
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