PWC has released a third thought-leadership piece on the SIDRA Survey on unlocking the potential of third party funding in dispute resolution. PWC's report highlights that mediation is the most cost-satisfying proposition amongst the dispute resolution mechanisms, and proposes that third party funding could be a solution to cost concerns in dispute settlement.  The full report may be found here: 

SIDRA was very pleased to have Prof Chester Brown and Dr Mark McLaughlin as panellists, with Tan Xi'en Rachel moderating, at our webinar on C

On 5 November 2020, the Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy and BIICL (British Institute of International and Comparative Law) will hold a

SIDRA's R&D Lead Tan Xi'en Rachel has contributed to a Kluwer Arbitration Blog series on the Singapore Convention and investor-state dispute settlement.

Our R&D Lead Rachel Tan (with Elisabeth Liang from WongPartnership LLP) has published an article on the proper determination of the law on arbitration agreements in the Singapore Law Gazette.  The full article may be accessed here: https://lawgazette.com.sg/feature/abcs-of-choosing-a-proper-law/

The Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy and the

The recording of SIDRA's webinar on investor-state mediation on 12 September is now out!

The Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy held a webinar on 12 Sept 2020 in conjunction with the entry into force of the Singapore Convention discussing investor-state mediation and related topics.

Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA) Director Nadja Alexander (who is a

The Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA) is pleased to present a webinar on China and international adjudication, focusing on China's approach in its investor-state and inter-state disputes. Professor Chester Brown will speak on litigation and arbitration and Dr Mark McLaughlin on mediation and dispute resolution mechanisms under the Belt and Road Initiative, with Tan Xi'en Rachel moderating.