1. Balancing Payment: Used when there is a cash payment to balance unequal exchange values

2. Due Diligence: Include when parties need to verify information about exchange items before completion

3. Regulatory Approvals: Required when the exchange needs specific regulatory clearances

4. Intellectual Property: Include when exchange involves IP rights or licenses

5. Employee Matters: Needed when exchange involves transfer of employees or employment obligations

6. Environmental Matters: Include for exchanges involving real estate or environmental liabilities

7. Third Party Consents: Used when exchange requires approval from third parties

8. Post-Exchange Obligations: Include when parties have continuing obligations after the exchange

9. Transfer Restrictions: Used when there are limitations on future transfers of exchanged items

1. Schedule 1 - Exchange Items Description: Detailed specifications and descriptions of items being exchanged

2. Schedule 2 - Completion Requirements: Detailed list of documents and actions required for completion

3. Schedule 3 - Warranties: Specific warranties given by each party regarding their exchange items

4. Schedule 4 - Encumbrances: List of any existing encumbrances on exchange items

5. Schedule 5 - Valuation Methodology: Details of how exchange items were valued

6. Appendix A - Exchange Process Flowchart: Visual representation of the exchange process and timeline

7. Appendix B - Required Consents: List of all required third-party and regulatory consents

8. Appendix C - Form Documents: Templates for any required transfer documents or certificates