Finance and Investment Arbitration Workshop

Financial disputes demand precision, structural clarity, and strategic forum selection. In banking and investment transactions, arbitration clauses are often embedded within complex financing documentation long before disputes arise.
When enforcement, default, regulatory scrutiny, or cross-border exposure emerges, the strength of those drafting decisions becomes critical.
This executive workshop provides a structured and practical examination of arbitration in the financial sector, focusing on banking facilities, project finance arrangements, fintech operations, and institutional enforcement mechanisms.
Designed for professionals operating in high-value financial transactions, the programme bridges contractual architecture with dispute execution strategy.
Participants Will Gain Insight Into
- Arbitration of banking loans and project finance agreements
- Structuring effective dispute resolution clauses in financial contracts
- Practical guide to financial-sector arbitration mechanisms
- Fintech and digital payment disputes
- Case study analysis: Indonesian banking arbitration compared with international arbitration clauses
Who Should Attend
This workshop is structured for senior professionals managing financial and investment risk, including:
- Banking legal and compliance teams
- Fund managers and investment professionals
- Insurance and reinsurance specialists
- Arbitration lawyers handling complex financial and investment contracts
Meet the Facilitator
- Grace Cheng, SFBiam
BIAMC Panel Arbitrator and Senior Fellow. International arbitration practitioner, acting as counsel and as neutral, with 70+ appointments as arbitrator, adjudicator, expert and judicial panel member, including experience acting in ICC, LCIA, SIAC, HKIAC, DIAC, AIAC and SCCA proceedings. Ranked as an Arbitrator (International Arbitration) by Chambers and Partners.
LSE First Class graduate and Oxford BCL alumna, with experience across practice and academia.