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1. Non-Competition: Restrictions on broker's ability to represent competing principals - used when exclusivity is required

2. Insurance: Requirements for professional liability insurance - important for high-value transactions

3. Performance Targets: Specific goals or metrics for the broker - used in performance-based arrangements

4. Training and Support: Principal's obligations to provide training - relevant for technical or specialized products

5. Sub-Brokers: Terms governing the appointment of sub-brokers - needed if sub-brokerage is permitted

6. Marketing and Promotion: Requirements for marketing activities - relevant for customer-facing brokers

7. Intellectual Property: Usage rights for trademarks and materials - important when broker represents branded products

8. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances - particularly relevant in long-term agreements

1. Commission Schedule: Detailed breakdown of commission rates and calculation methods for different products or services

2. Territory Description: Specific geographical areas or market segments covered by the agreement

3. Product/Service List: Detailed description of products or services covered by the brokerage agreement

4. Required Documentation: List of documents and forms required for regulatory compliance

5. Reporting Templates: Standard formats for periodic reports required from the broker

6. Compliance Procedures: Detailed procedures for ensuring compliance with Saudi regulations and Sharia principles

7. Key Performance Indicators: Specific metrics and targets for evaluating broker's performance