Sec. 1411. Commissions and compensation.
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Sec. 1411. Commissions and compensation. No financial institution shall pay, directly or indirectly, any commission, service fee, brokerage, or other valuable consideration to any person for services as an insurance producer, temporary insurance producer, or limited insurance representative, or for such services by the person's members, officers, directors or employees, unless the person, and any member, officer, director, or employee performing the service, held a valid license regarding the class of insurance as to which the service was rendered, or unless the person was a properly registered firm at the time the service was performed.
No person, other than a person properly licensed or registered in accordance with Article XXXI of this Code at the time the person performs services as an insurance producer, temporary insurance producer, or limited insurance representative, shall accept any commission, service fee, brokerage, or other valuable consideration for such services. This Section shall not prevent payment or receipt of:
(1)renewal or other deferred commissions to or by any person entitled thereto under this Section;
(2)fees to or by a financial institution or any other person for services that do not require licensure as an insurance producer, temporary insurance producer, limited insurance representative, or registered firm; or
(3)consideration paid to a financial institution by a registered firm, insurance producer, insurance company, or any other person pursuant to any lease agreement.