legal order that is distinct from national legal systems, see Emmanuel Gaillard, ‘Legal theory of International Arbitration’ (2010), Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Leiden, pp.52-66. but such reference was used to anchor…

…transactions. Despite this trend, one area which is arguably yet to fully embrace international arbitration is Islamic finance. The ICC Task Force on Financial Institutions and International Arbitration suggested that…

…and arbitrators, will have a profound effect as the legal community begins to contemplate the post-pandemic future. Kluwer Arbitration Blog’s full coverage of Washington Arbitration Week (WAW) is available here….

…cases have arisen out of contractual ICSID provisions. Hence, review of statistics on counterclaims in investment arbitration reveals that many successful counterclaims arose out of contractual provisions allowing States to…

…Virtual Hearings with the Launch of the 2021 ICC Rules: Bringing the arbitrator’s perspective, Professor Whitesell focused on the new 2021 ICC arbitration rules, set to come into effect on…

…clear. It is logical to apply the law identified by the conflict rules prescribed by article V(1)(a) of the New York Convention, enacted in England in section 103(2)(b) Arbitration Act…

…your next arbitration to fill out an AIQ! To ensure quality, we collaborate with law firms and arbitral institutions, the first such cooperating institution being the Singapore International Arbitration Centre….

Rules (2017), Rule 5.7, though this is only applicable where the Court is appointing a sole arbitrator or a presiding arbitrator; Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre Administered Arbitration Rules (2018),…

…COVID-19 pandemic, arbitral practice has rapidly changed and new empirical research aimed at understanding the experience and expectations of the users of international arbitration is timely. The 2020 School of…