events

14th Annual Commercial Arbitration Symposium 2025
SIArb is delighted to bring back its hallmark event – an interactive, no-speakers, participant-led symposium where thought-provoking discussions on the latest developments in commercial arbitration take center stage. This event is organised as part of the Singapore Convention Week 2025. This year’s sessions will explore key developments in dispute resolution, focusing on tribunal jurisdiction and innovation, the supportive and supervisory roles of courts, and emerging trends and new rules in arbitration practice.

SIAC Symposium 2025
Featuring leading experts and legal practitioners, the SIAC Symposium 2025 will explore key challenges and emerging opportunities in international arbitration through a series of panel discussions, fireside chat and debate.
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Singapore Convention Week 2025
The Singapore Convention Week (SC Week) is a premier event in Singapore dedicated to dispute resolution, encompassing arbitration, mediation, and litigation. It serves as a vital platform for thought leaders, practitioners, policymakers, and experts to explore emerging trends, tackle common challenges, discuss innovative approaches, and foster change.
Scheduled for August 26 to August 29 2025, this year’s SC Week is organised by the Singapore Ministry of Law (MinLaw) in partnership with various organisations. The week promises an engaging agenda filled with keynote addresses, panel discussions, debates, workshops, lectures, networking opportunities, and site visits.

Enforcement of Arbitral Awards: Theory & Practice – Part 10
Join us for the tenth instalment of this series which will focus on the theory and practice of enforcement of awards in the United Kingdom.

2025 ICC China Arbitration Day
The ICC China Arbitration Day will take place on 2 July 2025.

SIAC China Conference 2025
[Save the Date] SIAC China Conference 2025 | 30 June 2025

10th ICC Asia Pacific Conference on International Arbitration
An ICC Institute of World Business Law Advanced Training will take place on 26 June 2025. Join together with other great minds for this hands-on, advanced level training.

ERA Pledge Meet the Institutions Event
Meet the Institutions
Join us for a Q&A-style panel discussion with representatives from some of Singapore’s most prominent institutions, followed by networking drinks kindly sponsored by Twenty Essex.
Thursday, 19 June 2025

SIAC Jakarta Conference 2025
Watch this space for the upcoming SIAC Jakarta Conference 2025!

14th Baltic Arbitration Days in Riga and Jurmala 2025
During the course of the event, which consists of two days of lectures and social functions, participants are able to discuss and engage with a wide range of important international-commercial- and investment-arbitration issues. While the focus is on Central and Eastern Europe, experts from other countries and regions of the world regularly join the proceedings to speak as well.

Italian Arbitration Day 2025
[Save the date] Italian Arbitration Day 2025

CanArbWeek 2025
[Save the date] CanArbWeek is a not-for-profit organization hosting Canada’s sixth Arbitration Week program on June 8-10, 2025 in Montréal.

ICCA Kigali 2025
The Conference will feature discussions and workshops at which the theory and practice of international arbitration is explored at the highest level. We expect the Conference and related events to attract global attention from the legal profession and industry, and to receive extensive coverage in the specialist press and wider media.

Tech-driven arbitration: Navigating disputes in the Web3 era
Join the Greenberg Traurig team behind the new Blockchain Expedited Arbitration Rules and representatives from LCAM, the SCCA, SIAC and the ICDR/AAA as they discuss tech-driven arbitration and the resolution of Web3 technology disputes.

London International Disputes Week (LIDW) 2025
We’re excited to announce the theme for #LIDW25: ‘Innovation in Dispute Resolution: Navigating Global Risks’.
Join us from 2nd to 6th June 2025 to explore how practitioners from across the entire legal market can navigate the increasing complexities of global risks.