Document background
The Finder's Fee Consulting Agreement is essential for businesses operating in Canada that wish to engage consultants or intermediaries to facilitate introductions to potential business partners, investors, or opportunities. This document type is commonly used when companies seek to expand their network and business opportunities through professional intermediaries while ensuring compliance with Canadian securities regulations and business laws. The agreement covers crucial elements such as service scope, fee structures, payment conditions, and regulatory compliance requirements. It's particularly important as finder's fee arrangements in Canada are subject to specific securities regulations, including National Instrument 31-103, and must be properly documented to ensure legal compliance and protect all parties' interests. The agreement helps prevent future disputes by clearly defining what constitutes a successful introduction and the conditions under which fees become payable.
