During a keynote speech at Tel Aviv Arbitration Week, ICC International Court of Arbitration President Claudia Salomon has warned that the “magnetic pull” of international arbitration may mean that other dispute resolution tools are not being sufficiently considered.
In an open letter to IMF and World Bank leaders, ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO has drawn attention to the impact of the Russia – Ukraine crisis on the legitimate business activities of small and medium enterprises.
ICC has unveiled the newest contribution to its tools to help business stamp out corruption: the 2022 edition of the ICC Whistleblowing Guidelines.
Following the Russian incursion into Ukraine on 24 February, ICC has issued the following statement on behalf of the global business community.
ICC, DCSA, BIMCO, FIATA and SWIFT have launched the Future International Trade Alliance and signed a memorandum of understanding to standardise digitalisation of international trade.
A keynote speech given to the World Customs Organization Integrity Sub-Committee by John Bescec, Chair of the ICC Global Customs and Trade Facilitation Commission
In an exclusive global briefing with members of the ICC global network, OECD Secretary General Mathias Cormann outlined key priorities for his organisation as well as key areas for ICC and OECD to further enhance collaboration.
ICC has announced forthcoming changes to the management of its Digital Standards Initiative (DSI) as the project prepares to enter second phase.
ICC has submitted an amicus curiae brief to provide guidance to the United States Supreme Court regarding a decision it will take that may lead to policy and practical implications on the conduct of international arbitrations worldwide.
ICC has announced six appointments to lead the work of its Global Intellectual Property (IP) Commission, a global forum for the business community to shape policy discussions on innovation, intellectual property and the creative industries.
This week, we’re taking a look at how certificates of origin are used to support the movement of goods across borders with a success story in the Asia-Pacific.
Preliminary 2021 statistics released today by ICC Dispute Resolution Services reveal a great demand for ICC Arbitration and ADR as well as a steep rise of amounts in dispute in new cases.
