ICC India is one of the most active chapters of the ICC, the world's apex business organisation. In its fold, it has a large membership of corporates, chambers of commerce, trade & industry associations, consultancy organisations, law firms, etc.
The ICC Rules of Arbitration entered into force on 1 January 2021. They define and regulate the management of cases received by the International Court of Arbitration® from 1 January 2021. The ICC Arbitration Rules are those of 2012, as amended in 2017 and 2021.
By joining ICC India: You become part of the world’s largest business organization, whose members include some of the world’s most influential and dynamic companies, as well leading experts in international trade and dispute resolution. You benefit from ICC’s privileged links with major intergovernmental
The ICC India Arbitration Group (“IAG”) has been formed to bolster the presence of ICC International Court of Arbitration (“ICC Court”) and its dispute resolution services in India. The IAG is chaired by Mr. Shashank Garg, Member, ICC Commission on Arbitration & ADR and Counsel, Chambers of Shashank Garg, New Delhi.
ICC India and ICC International Court of Arbitration will be hosting this conference in Bengaluru following up on the earlier conference in 2017 that was attended by about 100 delegates. The half day conference
This workshop series is a joint initiative of ICC India and State Bank of India and supported by ICC UAE. It has been designed for trade finance practitioners who work with independent banks undertakings including commercial documentary credits, standby letters of …
As of October 2022, parties are encouraged to file their requests for arbitration electronically, using ICC’s digital case management platform ICC Case Connect – Secure online case management made easy.
1. The name of the Association is the “iCC india”. OFFICE OF THE ICC INDIA 2. The Officeof the ICC India will be situated in the Federation House, New Delhi. OBJECTS 3. The purposes for which the ICC India is established are: (a) To participate in the promotion of the object for which the International chamber of Commerce hereinafter called ...
Based on discussions at the ICC India Working Group, we have listed below some check-points that exporters are encouraged to follow while dealing with new clients especially for LCs issued or advised by non-bank entities.