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1. Exclusivity: Used when brokers agree to work exclusively with each other in specific markets or for specific types of transactions

2. Cross-Border Transactions: Included when brokers operate in different jurisdictions or handle international clients

3. Marketing and Branding: Added when the agreement includes specific terms about joint marketing efforts or brand usage

4. Training and Support: Included when parties agree to provide training or technical support to each other

5. Insurance and Indemnification: Used when specific insurance requirements or indemnification terms are necessary

6. Data Protection: Added when significant personal data sharing is involved in the collaboration

7. Non-Compete: Included when parties wish to restrict competition in specific areas or markets

8. Force Majeure: Added when parties want specific provisions for handling unforeseen circumstances

1. Schedule A - Commission Calculation Method: Detailed breakdown of commission calculations, including examples and scenarios

2. Schedule B - Territory Definitions: Defines geographical areas or market segments covered by the agreement

3. Schedule C - Required Licenses and Certifications: Lists all regulatory requirements and professional certifications needed

4. Schedule D - Standard Operating Procedures: Details the agreed-upon procedures for handling joint transactions

5. Schedule E - Authorized Representatives: Lists key personnel authorized to act under the agreement

6. Appendix 1 - Compliance Checklist: Checklist of regulatory requirements and compliance measures

7. Appendix 2 - Forms and Templates: Standard forms and templates to be used in joint transactions

8. Appendix 3 - Service Level Agreement: Detailed service standards and response times for inter-broker cooperation