Bringing Diversity Back into the Arbitral Process

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Bringing Diversity Back into the Arbitral Process

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4 months ago

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This article is part of the "International Arbitration Perspectives" series.
Arbitration may have just become “litigation by another name”, with rising costs and longer processes – a realisation that has called for an industry reset in recent years. 2025 saw an increased focus around the importance of arbitrators’ diversity of expertise as a key benefit of arbitration and a path back to its original promise: a fair, fast, and final mechanism for the resolution of disputes. To move forward, arbi...

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