The Singapore approach to scrutiny of arbitral awards
International arbitration must, out of necessity, rely on the courts to uphold and enforce arbitral awards and to support the arbitral process…
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International arbitration in Korea – award enforcement
International arbitration is on the rise in the Republic of Korea. As more and more global companies with business in Korea are …
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Two sides to every ruling?
Alec Emmerson and Keith Hutchison of Clyde & Co LLP share with us some of
the implications and effects of the recent ruling on the recognition and
enforcement of foreign awards in Dubai. Here, they highlight the importance of
the decision and indicate that whilst an element of uncertainty still remains,
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Deals of the Year 2009
Although deal-making activity largely ground to a halt in the first bleak months following the onset of the financial crisis, commentators hoped that the Asia Pacific region would emerge strongly and swiftly from the global economy’s recession. They were not disappointed, with the region putting on a convincing performance in the second half of the year to illustrate that its capacity for notable deals was back on track. Take a look to see which deals were awarded plaudits for being the best in 2009.
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Myanmar accedes to the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards
Member of Parliament, Aung San Suu Kyi was a key force in driving the recent accession of Myanmar to the New…
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Two firms hail a watershed moment in Singapore after licenses awarded under QFLP Scheme
On 19th February, Jones Day and Sidley Austin LLP announced that they had been awarded licenses under the Singapore Qualifying Foreign…
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