1. Exclusivity: Used when the Finder is granted exclusive rights for specific introductions or territories

2. Regulatory Compliance: Required when the services involve regulated activities or sectors

3. International Provisions: Needed when the agreement involves cross-border activities

4. Non-Circumvention: Used to prevent direct dealings between the Principal and introduced parties

5. Data Protection: Required when personal data processing is involved in the finder's activities

6. Force Majeure: Optional clause for unforeseeable circumstances preventing performance

7. Non-Solicitation: Used to prevent poaching of employees or clients

8. Intellectual Property: Required when proprietary information or materials are shared

1. Schedule 1 - Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of fees, calculations, and payment scenarios

2. Schedule 2 - Services Description: Detailed specification of the finder's services and responsibilities

3. Schedule 3 - Target Criteria: Specific criteria for qualifying introductions

4. Schedule 4 - Reporting Requirements: Format and frequency of activity reports

5. Schedule 5 - Prohibited Introductions: List of excluded parties or types of introductions

6. Appendix A - Introduction Notice Template: Standard form for documenting introductions

7. Appendix B - Success Fee Calculation Examples: Examples illustrating how fees are calculated in various scenarios