Tag: HKIAC

Russian courts are expanding their jurisdiction over international disputes, overriding arbitration clauses and raising Asian risks

The HKIAC appoints Domitille Baizeau and Victor Dawes as its new co-chairs, and Thomas Walsh and Sun Huawei as vice-chairs

Eight leading arbitration institutions share the latest trends and developments across the board

The Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) has appointed former Herbert Smith Freehills senior associate Jocelyn Heng

The Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) has appointed former Herbert Smith Freehills senior associate Jocelyn Heng

HKIAC will expand expedited procedures and adjust arbitration fees from 1 January 2026, its first fee update since 2013

A top court judge says the Supreme People’s Court will refine judicial review and boost arbitration after law revision

Mariel Dimsey starts a new chapter as independent arbitrator and consultant after leading CMS Hong Kong and arbitration

Alipak Banerjee launches his own disputes law chambers in Delhi after leaving Nishith Desai Associates

The advantages of arbitration—speed, cost, confidentiality, and finality—are well known, but top China institutions aim higher

HKIAC recorded 352 arbitration cases in 2024, the highest since 2009

To enhance its global reputation, HKIAC appoints Kiran Sanghera as deputy secretary-general, succeeding Yang Ling

Chinese companies are more confident and setting higher standards in cross-border disputes

The HKIAC prioritizes parties' autonomy in arbitrator selection

Teresa Cheng, Edward Liu list Hong Kong’s unique strengths as a dispute resolution hub

As Hong Kong reopens its borders, Mariel Dimsey, secretary-general of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre, explains her plans to enhance the city’s reputation as a leading dispute resolution hub

It is important to understand this payment process, the consequences of failing to pay, and the refund process in the event of withdrawing from arbitration

Welcoming Hong Kong's proposals to reform the arbitration fee structure Yang Ing Loong, a council member of the HKIAC and chair of its appointments committee, suggested the next step should be to “enlarge the pool of qualified arbitrators”