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ARTICLE · 09 FEBRUARY 2023

The BVI IAC Arbitration Rules 2021: "A Statement Of Intent For The Future"

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The British Virgin Islands is an asset holding jurisdiction for many international businesses. Companies incorporated in the BVI are often involved in international arbitrations administered by leading arbitral institutions.

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The British Virgin Islands ["the BVI"] is an asset holding jurisdiction for many international businesses. Companies incorporated in the BVI are often involved in international arbitrations administered by leading arbitral institutions. With the introduction of the BVI International Arbitration Centre ["BVI IAC"] and the BVI becoming a signatory to the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, 1958 ["New York Convention"] in 2013, it became possible to conduct arbitrations (involving BVI entities) with the seat in the BVI and under the governance of the BVI IAC Rules. The note provides an analytical review of the recently updated BVI IAC Arbitration Rules 2021["Rules"]. In particular, the authors discuss the newly introduced procedure of the emergency arbitrator, expedited procedure, the joinder of third parties to an arbitration, procedures dealing with multiple arbitrations, introduction of the role of a tribunal secretary and

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