The 2026 ICC Rules – farewell to the Terms of Reference and hello to greater expedition
3 July 2026
ICC arbitration is still the most widely used institutional arbitration procedure for international disputes.
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Victoria Jones
Victoria Jones is a Senior Associate in Mallesons’s Dispute Resolution Team with extensive experience in litigation and international arbitration. She enjoys tackling novel legal issues and formulating strategies for court and arbitration proceedings. An avid tennis player, she often spends her weekends battling it out on the courts, similar to her time as a litigator in the Singapore courts. She hopes to make it to Wimbledon one day to watch the tennis greats compete at the highest level.
New Year, New SIAC Rules – the SIAC Rules 2025 offer faster dispute resolution for small disputes and enhancements to the powers of Emergency Arbitrators, Tribunals and SIAC
3 January 2025
The 7th edition of the Arbitration Rules of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC Rules 2025) are a comprehensive rewrite and restructure of the previous 6th edition of the SIAC Rules dated 1 April 2016 (SIAC Rules 2016) making the rules more logical and coherent.
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Proposed new rules for the SIAC – improved procedures for small disputes, new preliminary determination rule and enhanced powers for the Registrar and President
6 November 2023
This article addresses the proposed draft new rules of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre. The rules include developments such as proposals to streamline the procedure for small disputes and increase powers of the Registrar and President.
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CVG v CVH: Singapore Court decides that Foreign Emergency Arbitration Awards can be enforced in Singapore but refuses enforcement of this particular award
10 October 2022
Foreign emergency arbitration award enforcement order setting aside decision in Singapore court. Lack of opportunity to present case.
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Climate Change Disputes: Singapore
18 July 2022
Climate change litigation is on the rise around the world. Whilst Singapore has not seen a wave of climate change litigation, regulators in Singapore are increasing scrutiny of the compliance of corporations with environmental law and standards and there is likely to be an increase in commercial disputes related to climate change projects and initiatives.
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SIAC Statistics: 2021 reverts to pre-pandemic trends
5 July 2022
Singapore SIAC statistics return to pre-pandemic levels arbitration in Singapore
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