
Arbitration sector steps up funding focus
Dippy Singh
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Members of the committee which drafted Ciarb’s new third-party funding guideline tell CDR why the time was right for a dedicated standard.
When it comes to third-party funding (TPF), the focus has tended to be on litigation and class actions. But TPF has increasingly become a central feature of high-value commercial arbitrations, with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Ciarb) – which boasts the world’s largest community of dispute resolution professionals – responding to this chang
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