Dates and venue: 

ICC Institute Advanced Training on Interest in Arbitration: How to Get It Right? Economic, Legal and Procedural Considerations
Date: 25 June 2026
Venue: TBC, Singapore

11th ICC APAC Conference
Date: 26 June 2026
Venue: TBC, Singapore

Registration fees:

ICC Institute Training on Interest in Arbitration: How to Get It Right? Economic, Legal and Procedural Considerations
Super Early Bird (until 27 March 2026): USD 575
Early Bird (28 March - 1 May 2026): USD 623
Standard (2 May - 19 June 2026): USD 883
Last Chance (20 - 26 June 2026): USD 935

Conference
Super Early Bird (until 27 March 2026): USD 475
Early Bird (28 March - 1 May 2026): USD 520
Standard (2 May - 19 June 2026): USD 727
Last Chance (20 - 26 June 2026): USD 830

Package - Tribunal Advanced Training and Conference (20% discount)
Super Early Bird (until 27 March 2026): USD 840
Early Bird (28 March - 1 May 2026): USD 914
Standard (2 May - 19 June 2026): USD 1288
Last Chance (20 - 26 June 2026): USD 1412

ICC members: 

20% discount on the above rates. Please contact your local NC to obtain your discount code. 

Included with your registration:

All delegates will receive access to the following ICC resources:

• 50% discount on the new ICC Digital Training in Arbitration Practice and Procedure.
• Digital copies of the ICC Institute Dossier, “Good Faith in International Arbitration: A Versatile Chameleon?” and the latest ICC Dispute Resolution Bulletin (ICC’s flagship dispute resolution publication).
• ICC DRS App access, including the Report, Toolkit, and Factsheet on Expedited Procedure Provisions.
• 15% loyalty discount for the 12th ICC APAC Conference in Hong Kong (2027).

Special discounts: 

• FULL TIME in-house counsel and government representatives may attend the conference free of charge. LIMITED SPACES ARE AVAILABLE.  
• FULL TIME academics may benefit from a 20% discount.  

Group rates: 

• Register two delegates and a third colleague may attend at a 50% discount or,
• Register five participants and pay for four. 

Please contact ICCGlobalEvents@iccwbo.org for more details.

Travel and accomodation

Participants are responsible for making their own travel arrangements and hotel reservations. 

We are only able to dispatch visa invitation letters to support your visa application upon receipt of your registration and full payment of your registration fees. 

Special assistance

Persons with a disability who require special assistance to attend the conference are invited to contact ICCGlobalEvents@iccwbo.org. 

Cancellation and ticket transfer policy

Tickets are fully transferable at no extra charge up to 24 hours before the event. You may transfer your registration to another person from the same company or organisation free of charge; updated delegate information will be required.

However, if you need to cancel your registration, please note the following conditions:

• 50% of the registration fee will be refunded if written notice of cancellation is received before Friday, 22 May 2026.
• Cancellations after this date are non‑refundable, except in exceptional circumstances such as visa refusals or illness. In these cases, a minimum cancellation fee of 20% of the registration fee will be applied.

Please note that ICC reserves the right to cancel this event or to make minor alterations to the content and timing of the programme or to the identity of the speakers. In the unlikely event of cancellation, delegates will be offered a full refund. ICC will not, however, be held responsible for any related expense incurred by the participant. 

Credits, hours and points

These events are eligible for credits before the Singapore Bar (SILE) and the Paris Bar. Please note that this is subject to validation of ICC Global Events’ application (or individual application, as necessary).

ICC Global Events is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider.

If you have any questions please contact ICCGlobalEvents@iccwbo.org

Disclaimer

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Interest in international arbitration: how to get it right? Economic, legal and procedural considerations

09.00-09.10    Welcome address, introduction and presentation of the ICC Institute of World Business Law and the training 

09.10-10.10    An introduction to interest – from an economic perspective  

Interest in international arbitration is an important yet poorly understood topic. In this first session, participants will be introduced to the economic basis and rationale for awarding interest. Economic experts will outline the different types of interest and identify the relationship between interest rates and currency, exchange rates, and inflation. Throughout the session, speakers will illustrate concepts using examples.

10.10-10.40    Q&A     

10.40-11.00    Coffee break  

11.00-12.00    Legal basis for awarding interest 

This session builds on the previous one. Once participants have understood the foundations of interest, it will be time to turn to the legal basis for awarding interest. In this session, participants will cover four topics, (i) legal authority for awarding interest, (ii) choice of rate of interest, (iii) period of interest – pre-and post-award interest, and (iv) simple v compound interest. In this session, speakers will adopt a comparatist approach to contrast approaches in different jurisdictions, and set out relevant considerations such as applicable law, mandatory v discretionary rules, and public policy considerations.

12.00-12.30    Q&A     

12.30-14.00    Lunch break 

14.00-15.00    Case scenarios on Legal basis for awarding interest 
 

15.00-16.00    Practical and procedural issues: tips and potential pitfalls 

In this final session, speakers will guide participants through practical and procedural issues and provide tips on how to navigate potential pitfalls. The topics covered will include the timing and format of submissions and calculations, how to work with evidence, and how to approach interest when drafting submissions and awards. The session will approach these issues from the perspective of what is expected of both counsel and tribunals.

16.00-16.30    Q&A     

16.30-16.50    Coffee break  

16.50-17.50    Case scenarios on Practical and procedural issues: tips and potential pitfalls 

17.50-18.00    Concluding remarks 

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