Join us for a timely and incisive seminar of exploring the evolving challenges of fraud and corruption in international arbitration. Anchored in the recent developments from the landmark Nigeria v. P&ID case and insights from the ICC Commission on Arbitration & ADR Document on Red Flags or Other Indicators of Corruption in International Arbitration, the Panel will examine how tribunals, counsel, and institutions are responding to allegations of illegality in arbitral proceedings.

Through practical analysis and real-world examples, we will address:

• The legal and procedural implications of fraud and corruption in arbitral disputes.
• The tribunal’s role in investigating and addressing red flags.
• Lessons from Nigeria v. P&ID and its impact on due process and enforcement.
• Key takeaways from the ICC’s guidance on navigating corruption-related issues.

This seminar is designed for arbitration practitioners, in-house counsel, and professionals involved in cross-border dispute resolution. It will provide a platform for candid discussion, peer learning, and strategic insights into one of the most pressing issues in international arbitration today.