SHIPPING INSIGHT: The maritime arbitration universe in numbers: one year on
Market Insight
8 May 2019
2 MIN READ
It has been a year since the publication of our Maritime Arbitration Universe in Numbers briefing, and the global maritime industry continues to face numerous challenges including geopolitical change, AI and automisation, decarbonisation, Sulphur 2020 and cyber threats.
Against this backdrop of significant change in the industry it has been suggested that the pre-eminence of London as a maritime dispute resolution centre may be at risk due to Brexit and increasing competition.
Through the analysis of statistics obtained from 13 maritime institutions, we examine below whether London continues to be regarded as the most trusted jurisdiction for resolving shipping disputes.
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