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ARTICLE · 09 FEBRUARY 2026

Coordinated Proceedings: A Logistical Boon To Save Costs While Maintaining Separation Of Proceedings?

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As a part of the updated rules released in 2025, the Singapore International Arbitration Centre ("SIAC") has introduced an express provision allowing parties to opt for coordinated proceedings ("2025 SIAC Rules").

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This piece was originally published on American Review of International Arbitration Blog at: https://aria.law.columbia.edu/coordinated-proceedings-a-logistical-boon-to-save-costs-while-maintaining-separation-of-proceedings/.

Co ordinated Proceedings: A logistical boon to save costs while maintaining separation of proceedings?

As a part of the updated rules released in 2025, the Singapore International Arbitration Centre ("SIAC") has introduced an express provision allowing parties to opt for coordinated proceedings ("2025 SIAC Rules").

SIAC is not the first institution to expressly provide this option to parties, which is recognised by various institutions as well as the English Arbitration Act, 1996. In international arbitration, it is common to see disputes spanning across multiple contracts involving different parties and leading to initiation of separate arbitration proceedings. In such cases, having the option to pursue such proceedings in a

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