Document background
The Intermediary Fee Agreement is essential for businesses operating in Australia that engage intermediaries to facilitate transactions, arrangements, or relationships with third parties. This document is commonly used when establishing formal arrangements for broker services, agency relationships, or other intermediary services where fee structures and service terms need to be clearly defined. The agreement ensures compliance with Australian regulatory requirements, including the Corporations Act 2001 and relevant financial services regulations. It is particularly important in scenarios where intermediaries provide ongoing services or handle significant transactions, as it establishes clear parameters for fees, responsibilities, and performance expectations while protecting both parties' interests under Australian law.
