The LIDW Debate: Have Arbitral Institutions Outlived their Utility?
5 Jun
16:00 - 17:30
The LIDW Debate: "Have Arbitral Institutions Outlived their Usefulness?" will feature a dynamic debate, bringing together top legal minds to discuss the current and future role of arbitral institutions.
Key arguments will include:
1. Are arbitral institutions still essential in resolving disputes?
2. Do they offer the speed and cost-effectiveness needed today?
3. How are they adapting to modern challenges and technologies?
4. What other mechanisms are emerging as viable options?
5. Are they – and the arbitration community – taking themselves altogether too seriously?
Before concluding with a vote on the winning side followed by drinks and nibbles.
Compere:
Shai Sharvit
Judges:
Jackie Oyuyo Githinji
Kevin Nash
Małgorzata Surdek-Janicka
Neeti Sachdeva
Speakers:
Supporting the motion:
Hendrik Puschmann
Rob Wilson
Opposing the motion:
Kirtan Prasad
Shai Wade
We are excited to welcome delegates to this thought-provoking session, promising insightful discussions and networking opportunities with industry leaders.
Speakers
- Hendrik Puschmann, Partner - Trowers & Hamlins
- Shai Wade, Partner and Head of International Arbitration, - RPC
- Shai Sharvit, Partner - Herzog
- Jackie Oyuyo Githinji, Managing Partner - Umsizi LLP and Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration
- Kevin Nash, Director General - London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA)
- Małgorzata Surdek-Janicka, Vice-President - ICC Arbitration
- Neeti Sachdeva, Secretary General and Registrar - Mumbai Centre For International Arbitration
- Rob Wilson, Partner - Trowers & Hamlins
- Kirtan Prasad, Of Counsel - RPC
Members Hosts
- Trowers & Hamlins
- RPC

