Broker Exclusive Agreement Template for Pakistan

1. Islamic Law Compliance: Section ensuring compliance with Shariah principles, necessary when parties require explicit Islamic law compliance

2. Digital Communications: Provisions for electronic communications and digital signatures, needed when parties conduct business electronically

3. Sub-Brokers: Terms governing the appointment and management of sub-brokers, required when the broker may need to delegate duties

4. International Transactions: Additional provisions for cross-border transactions, necessary when dealing with international clients or markets

5. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances preventing performance, particularly relevant in volatile markets

6. Non-Compete: Restrictions on the client engaging other brokers during and after the agreement, used in highly competitive markets

7. Intellectual Property: Provisions protecting proprietary information and methodologies, needed when unique systems or processes are involved

1. Schedule A - Commission Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission rates for different types of transactions

2. Schedule B - Scope of Services: Comprehensive list of specific services to be provided by the broker

3. Schedule C - Reporting Requirements: Format and frequency of reports to be provided by the broker

4. Schedule D - Authorized Representatives: List of authorized representatives from both parties who can make decisions

5. Appendix 1 - Required Documentation: List of documents required from clients for different types of transactions

6. Appendix 2 - Compliance Procedures: Standard operating procedures for ensuring regulatory compliance

7. Appendix 3 - Service Level Standards: Specific performance metrics and service standards the broker must maintain