Document background
A Finder's Agreement is essential when engaging an intermediary to source business opportunities, potential investors, or acquisition targets in Ireland. This document type is commonly used across various sectors where businesses seek to expand their network through professional intermediaries. The agreement must comply with Irish law, including the Investment Intermediaries Act 1995 and relevant Central Bank regulations where applicable. A well-structured Finder's Agreement should clearly define what constitutes a successful introduction, establish commission structures, and address confidentiality and data protection requirements. It's particularly important in the Irish business context where relationship-based introductions play a significant role in business development and M&A activities.
