Singapore court upholds duty to consider corruption

Cosmo Sanderson and Sebastian Perry

10 September 2021

The Singapore International Commercial Court has upheld two BIT awards favouring Laos in a billion-dollar dispute with two gaming companies, ruling that arbitrators have a “public duty” to review evidence of corruption presented to them.

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Cosmo Sanderson

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Sebastian Perry