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1. Non-Circumvention: Used when there's a risk of direct dealings between the principal and introduced investors, bypassing the finder

2. Tail Period: Include when fees should continue after agreement termination for previously introduced investors

3. Alternative Fee Arrangements: Used when including provisions for retainers or alternative success fee structures

4. Sub-Agents: Include when the finder may need to work with other agents or sub-contractors

5. Intellectual Property: Required when sharing of branded materials or proprietary information is involved

6. Force Majeure: Include for longer-term arrangements where external events might affect performance

7. Data Protection: Detailed GDPR compliance section when significant personal data processing is involved

8. Anti-Money Laundering: Enhanced AML provisions when dealing with high-risk jurisdictions or complex structures

1. Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fee structures, tiers, and calculation examples

2. Required Information Template: Template specifying the information needed from the finder about potential investors

3. Compliance Checklist: List of regulatory requirements and compliance steps for both parties

4. Approved Introduction Script: Standard language for making introductions to ensure regulatory compliance

5. Investor Profile Requirements: Criteria for qualified investors and required documentation

6. Reporting Template: Standard format for regular reporting of finder's activities and introductions