Thibault de Boulle has kindly offered the IAA Network a guest post on third-party funding, which may be read below. Please do not hesitate to let us know if you have any arbitration-related materials that you would like to have published on the IAA Network, since we always welcome additional materials that are pertinent to […]
Consent and Nationality In ICSID Jurisprudence: Two Old Chestnuts of ICSID Jurisdiction Revisited
Consent and nationality are two concepts of deep significance in ICSID jurisprudence. Consent forms a fundamental pillar of ICSID jurisdiction, and counsel for would-be ICSID claimants regularly advise their clients to express their consent to arbitrate as early as possible. Nationality is an equally core component of ICSID jurisdiction, with the place of incorporation test […]
Third-Party Funding In Asia
Recently, a client asked whether third-party funding was legal in Asia. Jana Karam helpfully compiled the following information, which shows that third-party funding is permissible in the vast majority of jurisdictions, but not in China or Singapore, where it is clearly not allowed. Below is a review of the current status of third-party funding in […]
Polish Chamber Of Commerce Arbitration Conference On The Applicable Law In International Arbitration
The Polish Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw is organizing a conference on 20 November 2015 entitled “The Applicable Law in International Arbitration“, an interesting topic that is far more complex than it might seem at first glance. The conference is taking place on 20 November 2015 at the University of Silesia in Katowice International Conference and […]
New Center For International Commercial Arbitrations In Atlanta
As first reported by the Global Arbitration Review, a new center for international commercial arbitrations is opening in Atlanta, to rival those already present in Miami and New York in the United States, along with the AAA’s ICDR for international disputes, JAMS, and other arbitral institutions. Atlanta is, in theory, a good choice for international arbitrations, since […]