One of the highest-value commercial arbitrations known to date – a US$71 billion gas pricing dispute between the state-owned gas companies of Russia and Ukraine – has ended in a final award which each side says is in their favour.
16 January 2018
One of Ukraine’s richest men has warned he may bring an investment treaty claim over the loss of his stake in the country’s largest commercial bank, which was nationalised last year after regulators allegedly discovered a US$5.65 billion capital shortfall.
09 November 2017
A Russian oil company has failed in a bid to collect on a US$144 million investment treaty award by enforcing it against Ukrainian state-owned assets in Moscow.
04 July 2017
Against the backdrop of a high-stakes SCC arbitration, Russian gas producer Gazprom has threatened to bring an investment treaty claim against Ukraine over attempts to enforce a €6.4 billion fine imposed by the country’s competition authority.
03 July 2017
Noteholders in recently nationalised Ukrainian bank Privatbank are filing multiple claims after they were subjected to a "bail-in" to save it last year.
18 May 2017
Russian oil company Tatneft has added London and Moscow to the list of places where it is seeking to enforce a US$144 million investment treaty award against Ukraine.
18 April 2017
Claims by Ukrainian real estate investors against Russia over losses arising from the annexation of Crimea can go ahead even though the peninsula was part of Ukrainian territory at the time the investments were made, a tribunal at the Permanent Court of Arbitration has ruled.
05 April 2017
A US and Russian dual national is claiming over US$100 million in an UNCITRAL claim against Ukraine over the expropriation of his chocolate factory.
31 March 2017
Albert Jan van den Berg has resigned, apparently of his own motion, as chair of a tribunal hearing a property developer’s expropriation claim against Ukraine, citing “deontological reasons”.
28 March 2017
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