ICC reaches arbitration milestone with case 28,000
The ICC International Court of Arbitration has registered the 28,000th case under the ICC Arbitration Rules, marking a significant milestone in its centenary year.
The ICC International Court of Arbitration has registered the 28,000th case under the ICC Arbitration Rules, marking a significant milestone in its centenary year.
In the run-up to the 18th ICC New York Conference on International Arbitration on 21-22 September 2023, Paul Ficca, Brett Kumm and Jack Westphal from FTI Consulting delve into the challenges and innovations shaping the nuclear power plant construction sector in the United States and worldwide.
Every year, ocean carriers issue around 45 million bills of lading, one of the most important trade documents in shipping. Currently, many international shipping documents are not standardised, and the majority are still paper based, requiring physical hand-off between participants. The adoption of eBLs will enable the trade industry to benefit from faster transactions, cost savings, and lowered fraud risks.
The Business 20 (B20) summit hosted by India, was under the theme of ‘RAISE’, an acronym for Responsible, Accelerated, Innovative, Sustainable and Equitable Businesses. The 2023 edition of the official G20 dialogue forum with the global business community took place in New Delhi from 25-27 August.
ICC and Swift, the global leader in secure financial messaging services, have released the first application programming interface (API) industry standards for bank guarantees and standby letters of credit.
The private sector welcomes efforts to enhance international tax cooperation to avoid double taxation and to build greater tax certainty on a global scale.
ICC response to European Commission’s Green Claims Directive ICC [...]
The ICC Institute of World Business Law elected nine new Council members on July 10, reflecting its commitment to diversity with its most gender-diverse membership since 1979.
Needling business innovation together with enabling policy and regulatory measures are a prerequisite to reap the full potential of digitalisation and ensure an equitable and sustainable future for everyone, everywhere.
ICC has provided feedback to the European Commission (EC) on its proposed implementation Regulation of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). What does it mean for businesses worldwide?
ICC addresses the challenges of dual-use goods in the financial services industry, providing guidance on implementing controls and risk-based approaches for identifying and managing associated risks in trade finance.
ICC aims to provide an updated discussion on the implementation of controls related to price misrepresentation risks in trade finance, addressing the challenges faced by financial institutions in identifying and mitigating financial crime risks.