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1. Exclusivity: Used when service provider requires exclusive rights to provide the services

2. Tail Period: Include when success fee rights extend beyond termination date

3. Alternative Fee Arrangements: Used when providing for alternative payment structures if success criteria aren't met

4. Regulatory Compliance: Required for regulated industries or when dealing with specific regulatory requirements

5. Insurance Requirements: Include when specific insurance coverage is required for the services

6. Non-Circumvention: Used to prevent client from avoiding success fee payment through alternative arrangements

7. Force Majeure: Include when external events could impact achievement of success criteria

8. Data Protection: Required when personal data processing is involved in the services

1. Schedule A - Success Criteria Details: Detailed metrics, thresholds, and conditions that constitute success

2. Schedule B - Fee Calculation Methodology: Detailed formula and examples for calculating the success fee

3. Schedule C - Excluded Events/Transactions: List of specific events or transactions that don't trigger the success fee

4. Schedule D - Required Information and Documentation: List of documents/information needed to verify success events

5. Schedule E - Key Personnel: List of key team members involved in providing the services

6. Appendix 1 - Payment Examples: Illustrative examples of how success fee calculations work in different scenarios