arbitration
Battle of the seats: England and Singapore review their international arbitration laws
7 April 2025
London and Singapore have been ranked as the two most preferred arbitration seats in the world.[1] Illustrating the fierce competition between them, both the United Kingdom and the Singapore governments have looked to reform and modernise their arbitration legislation.
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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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Anupam Mittal v Westbridge Ventures II Investment Holdings: Novel Singapore Authority on the Question of Arbitrability
31 July 2023
Singapore Court of Appeal has decided that whether the subject matter of a dispute is one capable of resolution by arbitration (whether it is ‘arbitrable’) is to be determined according to both the proper law of the parties’ arbitration agreement and the law of the seat
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Why 2023 will see even more crypto disputes
24 April 2023
Peter Bullock discusses the rise of crypto disputes and why they will continue to occur in 2023 and beyond
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Parastate and Babel Asia: the Singapore Court draws the Intersection between Crypto Disputes and International Arbitration
3 April 2023
Singapore Court stays cryptocurrency litigation to arbitration in Parastate Labs v Babel Asia. Key Takeaways for crypto companies.
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Locating stolen cryptocurrency: how disclosure orders can help
9 January 2023
Disclosure order granted against several cryptocurrency exchanges. Key takeaways for cryptocurrency exchanges and investors.
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Using arbitration to resolve cryptocurrency disputes, NFT disputes, and other digital asset disputes
28 November 2022
This post explains why arbitration is the preferred method to resolve cryptocurrency disputes, NFT disputes, and other digitial asset disputes.
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Climate Change Disputes: Looking ahead for Hong Kong
25 July 2022
This post discusses climate change disputes in Hong Kong and the scope for such claims being made in arbitration and in Hong Kong courts.
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