Which of the following actions is NOT permitted for agents under FIBA rules?

Under FIBA rules, agents are not permitted to approach a player who is already under contract with another agent. This restriction is in place to protect the integrity of contractual agreements and to respect the established relationships between players and their current representatives. Approaching players already contracted to another agent can lead to conflicts of interest, tampering, and potential legal disputes, undermining the player's commitment to their existing agent.

In contrast, negotiating contracts on behalf of a player, managing their financial affairs, and attending FIBA organized seminars are all activities that enhance the services agents can provide. These actions are essential parts of an agent’s role, as they contribute to the athlete's professional career development and financial well-being while remaining compliant with FIBA's regulations.