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ARTICLE · 13 AUGUST 2024

Arbitral Institution Stats 2024

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In 2023, key arbitral institutions reported increased arbitration use, rising international participation, a trend toward "younger" agreements, and notable improvements in gender diversity among appointed arbitrators.

United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Several of the key arbitral institutions have published their statistics for 2023. In this blog post we highlight some of the key trends:

  1. an increase in the use of arbitration generally, with several of the institutions reporting a strong increment in case referrals, and in the quantum of cases;
  2. the growing internationality of cases, with a doubling of African parties in LCIA arbitrations in particular;
  3. a spike in disputes arising from "younger" agreements, meaning those agreements concluded within two or three years of the date of referral; and
  4. an increase across the board in the appointment of female arbitrators, particularly driven by the institutions themselves with the SCC leading the charge with 55% of its arbitration appointments being women, the LCIA 48% and the ICC 41%.

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