Arbitration and ADR

Note on ICC Dispute Resolution Services (DRS) Compliance 

  • 23 November 2016

This Note is intended to provide parties, arbitral tribunals, experts, mediators and neutrals with information regarding administrative measures taken during proceedings (“DRS Proceedings”) administered by the International Court of Arbitration (“Court”) and International Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (“Centre”) of the International Chamber of Commerce (“ICC”) (both collectively referred to as “DRS Bodies”). Its purpose is to ensure compliance with applicable economic sanctions regimes, restrictive and boycott measures regulations, as well as obligations imposed on ICC by relevant regulatory authorities.

Updated on 1st June 2026

Note on ICC Dispute Resolution Services (DRS) Compliance

Updated on 1st June 2026

Note on ICC Dispute Resolution Services (DRS) Compliance

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This Note is intended to provide parties, arbitral tribunals, experts, mediators and neutrals with information regarding administrative measures taken during proceedings (“DRS Proceedings”) administered by the International Court of Arbitration (“Court”) and International Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (“Centre”) of the International Chamber of Commerce (“ICC”) (both collectively referred to as “DRS Bodies”). Its purpose is to ensure compliance with applicable economic sanctions regimes, restrictive and boycott measures regulations, as well as obligations imposed on ICC by relevant regulatory authorities.

Note to Parties and Arbitral Tribunals on ICC Compliance will be available in additional languages shortly.