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The International Bar Association (IBA) has recently revised its Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration. While it is important to note that these guidelines are not legally binding and cannot supersede any applicable national laws, they hold significant influence in the realm of international arbitrations and serve as a valuable reference point when assessing potential conflicts and addressing challenges. For updates on the major changes in the IBA Guidelines, including the disclosure requirements for arbitrators in new situations, download our Commentary below. #arbitration

The International Bar Association (IBA) has recently revised its Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration. While it is important to note that these guidelines are not legally binding and cannot supersede any applicable national laws, they hold significant influence in the realm of international arbitrations and serve as a valuable reference point when assessing potential conflicts and addressing challenges. For updates on the major changes in the IBA Guidelines, including the disclosure requirements for arbitrators in new situations, download our Commentary below. #arbitration

The International Bar Association (IBA) has recently revised its Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration. While it is important to note that these guidelines are not legally binding and cannot supersede any applicable national laws, they hold significant influence in the realm of international arbitrations and serve as a valuable reference point when assessing potential conflicts and addressing challenges. For updates on the major changes in the IBA Guidelines, including the disclosure requirements for arbitrators in new situations, download our Commentary below. #arbitration

The International Bar Association (IBA) has recently revised its Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration. While it is important to note that these guidelines are not legally binding and cannot supersede any applicable national laws, they hold significant influence in the realm of international arbitrations and serve as a valuable reference point when assessing potential conflicts and addressing challenges. For updates on the major changes in the IBA Guidelines, including the disclosure requirements for arbitrators in new situations, download our Commentary below. #arbitration

The International Bar Association has updated its Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration. Although the Guidelines are not binding and cannot override any applicable national laws, they will continue to be widely used in international arbitrations as a reference point when considering potential conflicts and challenges. Read Jones Day's Commentary, which summarizes the major changes in the guidelines, including new situations requiring disclosure for arbitrators. https://ow.ly/B9I050RPIjN #arbitration

On May 21, Partner Ken Reisenfeld will take part in a roundtable dialogue at the 38th AAA-ICDR-ICC-ICSID Joint Colloquium on International Arbitration. The discussion titled “Corruption in Arbitration – Have Expectations for an ‘Interventionist’ Tribunal Shifted?” will address whether the expectations for tribunals have shifted due to recent high-profile cases. #Arbitration #ICSID #InternationalArbitration

The International Bar Association has updated its Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration. Although the Guidelines are not binding and cannot override any applicable national laws, they will continue to be widely used in international arbitrations as a reference point when considering potential conflicts and challenges. Read Jones Day's Commentary, which summarizes the major changes in the guidelines, including new situations requiring disclosure for arbitrators. https://ow.ly/5v6w50RNEJK #arbitration

The International Bar Association has updated its Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration. Although the Guidelines are not binding and cannot override any applicable national laws, they will continue to be widely used in international arbitrations as a reference point when considering potential conflicts and challenges. Read Jones Day's Commentary, which summarizes the major changes in the guidelines, including new situations requiring disclosure for arbitrators. https://ow.ly/iTOV50RPxSo #arbitration

Bankside Singapore practitioners Hon Paul Heath KC, Dr Anna Kirk, Lauren Lindsay and Ben Prewett have contributed to the New Zealand jurisdiction chapter in the 2024 International Comparative Legal Guide – International Arbitration. Their latest edition covers key topics in international arbitration laws and regulations, including arbitration agreements, governing legislation, choice of law rules, selection of arbitral tribunal, preliminary relief and interim measures across 36 jurisdictions. The guide is online and free to read at https://lnkd.in/gg-i3UA #banksidebarrister #banksidesingapore #ICLG #internationalarbitration

I recently co-authored an Alert for Jones Day detailing The Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre's (HKIAC) recent introduction of its 2024 Administered Arbitration Rules. These set of regulations aim to streamline and expedite the arbitral process, bolster Hong Kong's position as a prominent arbitration hub, and align with international best practices. For an overview of the significant amendments and new provisions in the HKIAC's 2024 Rules, I invite you to download my Alert below. #arbitration #HKIAC