A brokerage firm wants to implement a referral program. Which individual may legally receive a referral fee under FINRA rules?

1. AAn unregistered administrative assistant at the firm, for referring friends.
2. BA registered representative of another FINRA member firm.
3. CA non-employee who occasionally refers prospective clients.
4. DA registered employee of the firm, for referring a new customer.✓ Correct answer

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