Cheng-Yee Khong and Tom Glasgow of IMF Bentham examine the new regulatory environment for third-party funding in Singapore and Hong Kong. ...

New methods of financing and challenging economic conditions have fuelled new types of disputes ...

Along with legal knowledge, a business mindset and good communication skills are important attributes for the vice-president for business reputation and responsibility, Greater China, at InterContinental Hotels Group ...

Arbitrators from around the world met earlier this year to discuss the future of international arbitration at the 24th International Council of Commercial Arbitration (ICCA) congress in Sydney, Australia ...

The history of China’s opening-up policy and the internationalisation process of arbitration in Shenzhen, as well as the future of the merged arbitration institutions ...

Philip Jeyaretnam, chairman of Maxwell Chambers, talks about the centre’s modernisation plans and developments in dispute resolution in Singapore ...

Almost two years after the Bankruptcy Law Reforms Committee submitted its report, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is still a work in progress.

This much-awaited piece of legislation brings clarity to various deadlocks in Indian jurisprudence.

In response to criticism, the government decided to amend the Emergency Decree on Managing of Foreigners with relaxed penalties ...

– Principles Governing Adjudication of Claims under the SOPA ...

July 2018 edition of Asian-mena Counsel, magazine for the In-House Community, features Dispute Resolution special report, including: Banking dispute in China, 3rd party funding in Asia, International arbitration via China, dispute resolution in the UAE, Arbitration in Shenzhen, and Smart dispute resolution venue.

Manish Asarkar, legal & compliance head of Black & Veatch, India talks about the value in having strong Ethics and Compliance for companies and how to reatain these values in the decision making process.

A law promoting the ease of doing business and efficient delivery of government services took effect this June 2018.

A consultation paper released in February could potentially have broad implications for Canada's AML/ATF regime.

A roundup of the latest legal updates from DIFC Courts.