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Post-Award Remedies
Awards are final and binding on the parties to the dispute. They are subject to the limited post-award remedies provided for in the Convention.
The remedies are available in respect of an award rendered under Article 48 of the Convention, as opposed to decisions issued by the...
Evidence
The parties should file evidence in support of their claim or defence with their written pleadings. Such evidence must seek to prove or disprove facts upon which they wish to rely (Arbitration Rules 24 and 33).
Evidence filed in the written process can be documentary (e.g....
A Brief History of Amendment to the ICSID Rules and Regulations
ICSID’s rules have evolved since they first took effect in 1968. These changes reflect a continuous effort to modernize and improve the rules, and have included pioneering developments in areas such as transparency, third-party participation, and a procedure to decide at an early stage whether a...
How to Become an ICSID Arbitrator
One of the more frequent questions posed to ICSID is how to become an ICSID arbitrator. It’s a query the Secretariat welcomes because arbitrators are the linchpin of the decision-making process in ICSID cases.
ICSID has seen steady growth in the pool of professionals serving on ICSID tribunals....
A Guide to ICSID’s Global Facilities
While the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) is headquartered in Washington, D.C., its footprint is truly global.
Cases involve States and foreign investors from all over the world, and they may elect to hold hearings in any location that they wish. That means ICSID...
ICSID’s Role in Advancing Investor-State Mediation
With the Singapore Convention on Mediation now open for signature, ICSID senior legal counsel Frauke Nitschke details how ICSID is working to support parties in the mediation of their investment disputes.*
The past decade has seen increasing interest in mediation as a means to resolve...
2019 John E.C. Brierley Memorial Lecture - Continuity and Change in the ICSID System: Challenges and Opportunities in the Search for Consensus
In the 2019 John E.C. Brierley Memorial Lecture, Meg Kinnear reflected on the enduring qualities of the ICSID dispute resolution system, as well as how ICSID continues to evolve.
Thank you, Professor Bjorklund, Professor Gélinas, Dean Leckey and colleagues. It is an honour for me to be here...