Topic: ESG

GAR Live Sydney: the growth of mining disputes

A panel at GAR Live Sydney discussed the evolution of international arbitration in the mining sector, including the impact of the energy transition, ESG issues and the delicate balance involved in treaty cases.    

03 December 2024

Landau's Alexander Lecture debated

Following Toby Landau KCʼs Alexander Lecture, members of the audience debated his idea about the need to re-politicise investor-state arbitration in light of the expanding nature of disputes, allowing more consideration of context and input from stakeholders. 

12 April 2024

“The Tribunal” – essential viewing for arbitrators

The documentary film which inspired Toby Landau KC’s Alexander Lecture provides “a rare look” at the human impact of arbitration and has been declared “essential viewing” for arbitrators and arbitration practitioners by critics of investor-state dispute settlement.

12 April 2024

Linklaters promotes in Brussels and Frankfurt

Linklaters has promoted Guillaume Croisant in Brussels and Kathrin Bauwens in Frankfurt to counsel. 

05 April 2024

New leadership for Green Campaign

Lucy Greenwood, the founder of the Campaign for Greener Arbitrations, has stepped down as president of the initiative’s steering committee – as Cherine Foty of Covington & Burling and Christine Falcicchio of e-submission provider Sopra Legal take over as co-presidents.

29 February 2024

Edinburgh hosts inaugural ArbFest

The inaugural Edinburgh International Arbitration Festival, or ArbFest, took place on 21 and 22 September, featuring discussion of emerging technologies and ESG, the advantages of smaller institutions and ISDS. Lilit Nagapetyan, PhD candidate at the Queen Mary School of International Arbitration, reports.

26 September 2023

ITA holds first mining conference in Toronto

The Institute for Transnational Arbitration’s inaugural conference focused on the mining sector took place in Toronto last month, covering topics such as political risk, ESG, tax, and the etiquette of declining demands for bribes. Eoin Ó Muimhneacháin of Phillips Lytle in New York reports.

27 April 2023

Malpass to leave World Bank role

David Malpass has announced his plans to resign as president of the World Bank – and chair of ICSID’s administrative council – before the end of his term, amid reports of a climate policy rift with US President Joe Biden.

17 February 2023

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