1. Security Provisions: Required when the subordination agreement needs to address existing or future security arrangements

2. Intercreditor Provisions: Needed when multiple creditors are involved and their relationships need to be regulated

3. Further Subordinated Debt: Included when there's a possibility of additional subordinated debt being created

4. Permitted Payments: Details specific payments that are allowed under certain conditions

5. Assignment and Transfer: Detailed provisions for transferring rights under the agreement, if transfers are to be permitted

6. Standstill Provisions: Required when specific standstill periods on enforcement are needed

7. Bankruptcy Provisions: Detailed insolvency-related provisions where bankruptcy is a specific concern

1. Schedule 1 - Existing Senior Debt: Details of all senior debt covered by the agreement

2. Schedule 2 - Subordinated Debt: Details of all subordinated debt covered by the agreement

3. Schedule 3 - Form of Accession Deed: Template for new parties to accede to the agreement

4. Schedule 4 - Notice Requirements: Detailed notice provisions and contact information for all parties

5. Schedule 5 - Permitted Payments: If applicable, detailed list of payments permitted under the agreement

6. Appendix A - Copies of Existing Debt Documents: Copies or summaries of the relevant debt instruments being subordinated

7. Appendix B - Corporate Authorizations: Copies of corporate approvals and authorizations for entering into the agreement