What type of licenses does FIBA authorize Zones to issue?

FIBA authorizes its Zones to issue both "A" and "B" licenses, which are essential for agents to operate effectively within the basketball community. "A" licenses are typically granted to agents who meet the higher standards set by FIBA and may be eligible to represent players at the highest levels of competition. On the other hand, "B" licenses can be issued to those who meet the basic requirements, allowing them to represent players in a broader range of contexts. This flexibility in licensing not only allows for a diverse range of representation but also ensures that there are pathways for agents to progress in their careers depending on their experience and expertise.

As for the other options, only allowing for a singular type of license would limit the opportunities for agents within the sport, which isn’t the aim of FIBA in promoting a robust and inclusive agent system. Player identification licenses serve a different purpose, focusing on verifying a player's identity rather than authorizing agents to represent them. Hence, the choice of both "A" and "B" licenses accurately reflects FIBA's approach to managing agent representation in basketball.