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Five obligations of intermediaries in intermediary behavior
In an intermediary contract, the obligations of the intermediary are the rights of the principal. The obligations of intermediaries mainly include the following aspects.

1. Report the contracting opportunities or obligations of the media in the reporting intermediary, and the intermediary shall report the contracting matters to the client according to its knowledge. In media intermediation, the intermediary shall truthfully report matters related to the contract to all parties. Reporting the contracting opportunity to the entrusting party or providing the contracting medium is the main obligation of the intermediary in the intermediary contract.

2. The obligation of loyalty and best efforts to be faithful to the interests of the parties means that the broker shall truthfully report to the client the matters related to the conclusion of the contract. Brokers' duty of loyalty specifically includes: first, brokers should truthfully tell their clients what they know about the conclusion of contracts or business information; Secondly, the broker shall not adversely affect the conclusion of the contract, affect the conclusion of the contract or harm the interests of the client; Third, brokers have the obligation to keep confidential the information provided, trading opportunities and subsequent signing. Intermediaries have the obligation to be faithful and do their best. Brokers should try their best to urge the parties who may conclude a contract in the future to reach an agreement, eliminate their different opinions, prepare the contract according to the agreement, and mediate and overcome the obstacles between the other party and the client.

3. Obligation of anonymity and confidentiality In media intermediation, if one or both parties appoint an intermediary not to tell the other party his name or business name, the intermediary has the obligation not to tell the other party his name or business name, which is the obligation of anonymity. This kind of intermediary is also called anonymous intermediary or anonymous media. Whether or not to disclose one's name is the right of the parties to the intermediary contract. Therefore, both the principal and the counterparty can designate an intermediary not to tell their names to the counterparty. Then, the broker shall perform the obligation of anonymity during or after the conclusion of the contract between the two parties to the transaction. A broker shall, in accordance with the contract, keep confidential the business secrets of the client, the information provided by the client, the trading opportunities and the conclusion of the contract. If a broker violates the obligation of anonymity and confidentiality and causes damage to an anonymous party or client, he shall be liable for damages.

4. Intermediary obligation The intermediary obligation of the intermediary refers to the obligation of the intermediary to perform the duties as an assistant instead of the anonymous party under certain circumstances, and the intermediary accepts the remuneration paid by the other party. The intermediary's intervention obligation is consistent with the intermediary's anonymity obligation, so as to ensure the ultimate realization of the anonymous party's purpose of keeping the transaction secret. Intermediaries only have the obligation to intervene under certain circumstances and have no right to intervene. In other words, only under the premise of protecting the interests of anonymous parties, there is an obligation for intermediaries to intervene, and there is no question of the right of intermediaries to advocate intervention based on specific circumstances.

5. Other compulsory intermediaries shall abide by laws, regulations and national policies, follow business practices and trading habits, and shall not engage in illegal intermediary activities; In principle, the intermediary shall not be the intermediary of the principal and the counterpart at the same time.