BVI IAC & BVI Finance: Natural Synergies, Emerging Collaborations
The BVI International Arbitration Centre (BVI IAC) celebrates a series of potent collaborations with BVI Finance and the broader legal and financial services industry of the Britis
Fast‑Track Solutions for a High‑Risk Region: The BVI IAC Expedited Procedure in Caribbean Construction
Construction across the Caribbean is growing, but it is growing in a region where delay is unusually costly and often unsafe. Projects are exposed to hurricanes and tropical storms
When Energy Projects In The Caribbean Stall: The Case For Planning Disputes Before They Happen
Across the Caribbean, the transition towards renewable energy continues to accelerate at an unprecedented pace. Governments throughout the region are investing heavily in solar, wi
Quarterly Focus: Arbitration’s Offshore Appeal Grows
Arbitration is finally taking hold in the Caribbean’s offshore territories, with investors increasingly favouring confidentiality and flexibility in their shareholder, financial
Arbitrating the Energy Transition: How BVI is De-risking the Caribbean’s Green Investment Boom
A Conversation with the British Virgin Islands International Arbitration Centre (BVIIAC) The Caribbean’s clean energy revolution is gathering pace. From solar parks in Jamaica to
Public Policy, and the Enforcement of Arbitral Awards: Lessons from BCB Holdings v AG of Belize & Belize Bank Ltd v AG of Belize
-By Deborah Bryan Student, Norman Manley Law School, Jamaica Member, Winning Team, Berrys International Commercial Arbitration Moot (2024-25) Introduction The case of BCB Holdings
The Transparency Trap? Unpacking the 2024 IBA Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest
Transparency and impartiality are the cornerstones of international arbitration, essential to maintaining trust and legitimacy in the process. Yet, as legal and professional networ
