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1. Security Provisions: Additional provisions required if the assignment is by way of security rather than absolute

2. Power of Attorney: Grants the Assignee power to take actions in the Assignor's name, particularly useful in enforcement scenarios

3. Tax Provisions: Specific provisions dealing with tax implications and responsibilities, particularly relevant for cross-border assignments

4. Set-off Rights: Provisions dealing with set-off rights between the parties or against the assigned proceeds

5. Regulatory Compliance: Special provisions required if either party is regulated or if the assignment involves regulated activities

6. Multiple Assignors: Additional provisions required when there are multiple assignors, including joint and several liability provisions

7. Confidentiality: Provisions protecting confidential information, particularly relevant in commercial arrangements

8. Assignment Restrictions: Provisions limiting further assignment of rights under the agreement

1. Schedule 1 - The Assigned Proceeds: Detailed description of the proceeds being assigned, including any underlying contracts or arrangements

2. Schedule 2 - Form of Notice: Template notice to be sent to the Debtor/Paying Party informing them of the assignment

3. Schedule 3 - Payment Details: Bank account and payment routing information for the assigned proceeds

4. Schedule 4 - Underlying Agreements: List and/or copies of the agreements giving rise to the assigned proceeds

5. Schedule 5 - Conditions Precedent: List of any conditions that must be satisfied before the assignment becomes effective

6. Appendix A - Required Filings and Registrations: List of necessary filings and registrations to perfect the assignment