《《IBA Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International arbitration》.pdf

IBA Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration Approved on 22 May 2004 by the Council of the International Bar Association Contents Introduction Introduction 3 1. Problems of conflicts of interest increasingly challenge international arbitration. Arbitrators are often unsure PART I: General Standards Regarding Impartiality, about what facts need to be disclosed, and they may make Independence and Disclosure 7 different choices about disclosures than other arbitrators in the same situation. The growth of international PART II: Practical Application of the General Standards .. 17 business and the manner in which it is conducted, 1. Non-Waivable Red List 20 including interlocking corporate relationships and larger international law firms, have caused more disclosures and 2. Waivable Red List 20 have created more difficult conflict of interest issues to 2.1. Relationship of the arbitrator to the dispute .. 20 determine. Reluctant parties have more opportunities to