with a NBA team Bargaining Agreement’, within forty eight (48) agent to receive a Representing any player hours after the maximum of 2% of such without being registered; contract is executed. compensation as his/her Improper inducement to the Agent to provide on or fee for each season of player or player’s family; before March 1 of the contract; Providing false or misleading each year, to every If player receives information or concealing player who he/she compensation in excess material facts; represents, with a of the minimum Borrowing any money from copy to the NBPA, an compensation applicable players; itemized statement under the NBA-NBPA Holding financial interest in covering the period Collective Bargaining any basketball team or January 1 to December Agreement, agent to engaging in any activity, which 31 of the immediately receive 4% of such would create an actual or preceding year which compensation as fee for potential conflict of interest; separately sets forth each season of the Agreeing to any provision in an both the fee charged contract (unless the agreement on behalf of a to the player for, and player and his agent have player, which deprives the any expenses incurred agreed to a lesser player of his collective in connection with, the percentage). bargaining rights or violates agent’s services. any policies or rules of the NBPA; Failing to report violations of the regulations; Engaging in unlawful conduct and/or conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, misrepresentation etc.; Circumventing or not complying with the maximum fee provisions of the regulations. Agents are expected to adhere to the ‘Code of Conduct’, provided in Schedule 1 of the regulations, which covers the following topics:  Conflict of interest; Confidentiality; Records and accounts; Professional development and knowledge; Disclosure responsibilities on agents; Approaches to players; and Co-operation with the ACA Accreditation Board.
Representing any player without being registered; Improper inducement to the player or player’s family; Providing false or misleading information or concealing material facts; Borrowing any money from players; Holding financial interest in any basketball team or engaging in any activity, which would create an actual or potential conflict of interest; Agreeing to any provision in an agreement on behalf of a player, which deprives the player of his collective bargaining rights or violates any policies or rules of the NBPA; Failing to report violations of the regulations; Engaging in unlawful conduct and/or conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, deceit, misrepresentation etc.; Circumventing or not complying with the maximum fee provisions of the regulations. with a NBA team within forty eight (48) hours after the contract is executed. Agent to provide on or before March 1 of each year, to every player who he/she represents, with a copy to the NBPA, an itemized statement covering the period January 1 to December 31 of the immediately preceding year which separately sets forth both the fee charged to the player for, and any expenses incurred in connection with, the agent’s services. Bargaining Agreement’, agent to receive a maximum of 2% of such compensation as his/her fee for each season of the contract; If player receives compensation in excess of the minimum compensation applicable under the NBA-NBPA Collective Bargaining Agreement, agent to receive 4% of such compensation as fee for each season of the contract (unless the player and his agent have agreed to a lesser percentage). Agents are expected to adhere to the ‘Code of Conduct’, provided in Schedule 1 of the regulations, which covers the following topics: Conflict of interest; Confidentiality; Records and accounts; Professional development and knowledge; Disclosure responsibilities on agents; Approaches to players; and Co-operation with the ACA Accreditation Board. 
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