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1. Non-Compete: Restrictions on introducer's ability to work with competitors, used when dealing with sensitive markets or industries

2. Training and Support: Details of any training or support provided to the introducer, included when the principal provides specific tools or training

3. Marketing Guidelines: Rules for using principal's brand and marketing materials, needed when introducer will be representing the principal's brand

4. Dispute Resolution: Specific procedures for handling disputes, recommended for high-value or international arrangements

5. Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance coverage requirements for the introducer, needed in regulated industries or high-risk activities

6. Audit Rights: Principal's right to audit introducer's activities, important for regulated industries or complex fee structures

1. Schedule 1 - Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission rates, calculation methods, and examples

2. Schedule 2 - Target Markets/Clients: List of approved target markets, industries, or client types

3. Schedule 3 - Reporting Requirements: Templates and procedures for regular reporting of introduction activities

4. Schedule 4 - Compliance Procedures: Detailed procedures for ensuring regulatory compliance

5. Schedule 5 - Introduction Process: Step-by-step process for making and recording introductions

6. Appendix A - Required Documentation: Templates and forms required for recording introductions and claiming fees