As globalisation accelerates international expansion, businesses navigate new opportunities alongside complex risks. With advancements in AI, arbitration is evolving to improve quality and reduce costs, while also presenting new legal, regulatory, and cybersecurity challenges. Join us for a Business Breakfast with the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Arbitration Institute, to discuss the future of arbitration and the critical legal considerations for businesses moving forward.

About the Business Breakfast

At this Business Breakfast, we explore the vital role of arbitration as the preferred dispute resolution method for businesses worldwide. We will be joined by Caroline Falconer, Secretary General of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Arbitration Institute, Eva Kalnina, Independent Arbitrator at Arbitration Chambers, Andrea Menaker, Partner at White & Case LLP and Jennifer Younan, Partner at A&O Shearman, to discuss why arbitration has become essential for navigating the complexities of today’s interconnected global economy.

Our Business Breakfast events bring together tailored and differently composed, intimate groups for interactive roundtable discussions and great speakers. The format is informal and under the Chatham House Rule.

Booking information

Please register your interest to attend this event. Participant lists are curated with the theme of each Business Breakfast in mind, for all attendees to get the most out of the discussions. You will be notified if your participation has been confirmed. Payment will be made upon confirmation.

SCC member price: Free

YP member price: Free

Non-member price: £30

Terms & Conditions 

Bookings are non-refundable, but at the discretion of the organiser, you can change the name of the person attending. For this, please contact events@scc.org.uk. 

About Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Arbitration Institute

Today, this Institute is renowned for delivering innovative, cost-efficient solutions with a light-touch approach, and is amongst the global leaders in the field. Headquartered in Stockholm since 1917, it has built a strong reputation in international commercial arbitration, handling a significant number of international disputes. It is known for its independence, impartiality, and efficient procedures, making it a trusted choice for parties worldwide.

Each year, an average of 450 companies solve their disputes at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Arbitration Institute. Over the past decade, parties from 87 countries have trusted them with their disputes, and in 2023 the average disputed amount was 33 million euro.