Arbitration & Asia: Opportunities and Challenges

Arbitration

Date: 29 January 2020

Time: 17:00-20:00 (registration from 16:30)
Followed by a drinks reception

Venue: 39 Essex Chambers, 81 Chancery Lane, LONDON, WC2A 1DD

BIICL is a proud supporting organisation of this event co-organised by Fandga Partners and Three Crowns LLP and hosted by 39 Essex Chambers.

Event Details

As Asia's prominence in international dispute resolution continues to grow, this half-day seminar takes stock of issues arising in Asia-related arbitration, and the evolving international infrastructure for the resolution of Asia-related disputes.

Speakers

Peter Yuen, Fangda Partners, Hong Kong
Robert Pé, Arbitration Chambers, Hong Kong
Jern-Fei Ng QC, Essex Court, London
Swee Im Tan, 39 Essex Chambers, Malaysia
Matthew Townsend, Fangda Partners, Hong Kong
Brad Wang, CIETAC, Hong Kong
Chin Leng Lim, CUHK and Keating Chambers, London
Reza Mohtashami QC, Three Crowns LLP, London
Sherlin Tung CMS, Hong Kong LLP
Manish Aggarwal, Three Crowns LLP, London
Gaëtan Verhoosel, Three Crowns LLP, London

Pricing and Registration

This event is free to attend, if you would like to attend please contact Eva Wong at eva.wong@fangdalaw.com.

For more information please view the Programme.

CPD Information

TBC

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