What does FIBA do when an Agent's license is withdrawn?

When an Agent's license is withdrawn, FIBA notifies the public about the withdrawal. This action is crucial for maintaining transparency and ensuring that all stakeholders, including players, teams, and other agents, are aware of the change in the agent's status. By informing the public, FIBA helps protect the integrity of the sport and ensures that players and organizations can make informed decisions regarding their representation.

The other options, while they may seem plausible, do not fit FIBA’s established protocols. For example, refunding fees paid by the agent does not typically occur as licensing fees are often considered a cost of doing business. Encouraging agents to appeal could undermine the seriousness of the withdrawal process and the standards that FIBA upholds. Lastly, transferring players associated with that agent isn't a standard procedure, as players usually have the right to select their representation or find a new agent independently.