1. Exclusivity: Used when the finder is granted exclusive rights for specific opportunities or territories

2. Regulatory Compliance: Required when the finder's activities may fall under specific regulatory frameworks

3. International Provisions: Needed for cross-border arrangements, including currency and jurisdiction specifications

4. Non-Circumvention: Prevents direct dealings between the principal and introduced parties without the finder's involvement

5. Performance Targets: Include when the finder must meet specific performance metrics

6. Insurance Requirements: Specifies required insurance coverage for higher-risk arrangements

7. Anti-Corruption Provisions: Required for international deals or when dealing with government entities

1. Fee Calculation Schedule: Detailed methodology for calculating finder's fees, including examples and scenarios

2. Target Business/Opportunity Description: Specific details of the business opportunities or targets being sought

3. Approved Introduction Format: Template or requirements for how introductions should be documented

4. Territorial Scope: Detailed description of geographical areas covered by the agreement

5. Reporting Requirements: Templates and timing for required activity reports