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Arbitration & ADR Commission
In its latest release, the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR provides a step-by-step approach to identifying and assessing corruption in arbitration proceedings. The publication responds to frequent calls from the arbitration and anti-corruption communities for guidance on addressing corruption in international arbitration.
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Featured in the ICC Dispute Resolution Bulletin, this document assists arbitral tribunals, corporate users of ICC Dispute Resolution Services, arbitration practitioners, and anti-corruption and compliance officers, when alerted by red flags of corruption in the context of an arbitration either by
The proposed three-step methodology constitutes an innovative approach to address issues of corruption in international arbitration and promotes understanding of red flags or other indicators, their use and limits as a tool in establishing a corrupt practice.
The three-step methodology evaluates potential or asserted red flags by:
The document forms part of the ongoing work and report of the Task Force on Addressing Issues of Corruption in International Arbitration of the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR.