1. Recourse Provisions: Used in recourse factoring arrangements where the client retains the credit risk of defaulting debtors

2. Credit Insurance: Required when the arrangement includes credit insurance coverage

3. Security Arrangements: Included when additional security is required from the client

4. Debtor Concentration Limits: Used when there's a need to limit exposure to individual debtors

5. International Trade Provisions: Required for cross-border factoring arrangements

6. Confidentiality: Detailed confidentiality provisions when dealing with sensitive commercial information

7. Electronic Trading Platform: When the factoring services are provided through an electronic platform

1. Schedule of Fees and Charges: Detailed breakdown of all applicable fees, charges, and calculation methods

2. Eligibility Criteria: Specific criteria for receivables to be eligible for factoring

3. Operational Procedures: Detailed procedures for submission of receivables, notifications, and collections

4. Form of Notice to Debtors: Standard form for notifying debtors of the assignment of receivables

5. Excluded Debtors: List of debtors whose receivables are excluded from the factoring arrangement

6. Required Documents: List of documents required for verification of receivables

7. Form of Assignment: Standard form for assignment of individual receivables