Arbitration Association of Brunei Darussalam

The Arbitration Association Brunei Darussalam (“AABD’) was founded on 18th May 2005 and is an independent non-profit making arbitration association aimed to promote arbitration and mediation as the preferred alternative in the settlement of commercial disputes in Brunei.

The core objectives of AABD are as follows :

1. To promote, encourage and facilitate the practice of settlement of disputes by arbitration and to promote the study of Commercial Arbitration and the Law and Practice relating to arbitration.
2. To establish and maintain good relations with other Appointing Authorities and Institutions of Arbitrators in other countries and to participate in the activities of any reputable international arbitration organisations.
3. To maintain a list of experienced and reputable arbitrators with international standing who can be identified as being learned and leading arbitrators in Commercial Arbitration practice and can be selected by the members of the association or members of the public who may want to engage such an arbitrator.
4. To act as the statutory default appointing authority for arbitrators under current legislation in Brunei Darussalam.

Arbitration Association of Chinese Taipei

Chinese Arbitration Association, Taipei (“CAA”) is a non-profit organization based in Taipei, Taiwan, addressing disputes through arbitration, mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution under either its own rules or any other rules agreed upon by the arbitrating parties Previously known as the Commercial Arbitration Association of the Republic of China, the CAA has been administering cases efficiently and impartially since its establishment in 1955. Its current name was adopted in 1996, in response to the passage of the Arbitration Act, which allows arbitration of disputes that may be settled in accordance with the law. Know more ( hyperlink to official  http://www.arbitration.org.tw)

Arbitrators and Mediators Institute of New Zealand (AMINZ)

AMINZ is the leading body in New Zealand for people working in dispute resolution what our members do our members include arbitrators, mediators, adjudicators, conciliators, facilitators, investigators and expert witnesses from the private and public sectors. They work on domestic and international disputes. The disputes our members deal with range from non-monetary disputes to disputes worth billions of dollars. Know more  (hyperlink to official http://www.aminz.org.nz)

Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration

The Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA) is Australia’s international dispute resolution institution. Established in 1985 as an independent, not-for-profit organisation, ACICA’s objective is to promote and facilitate the efficient resolution of commercial disputes throughout Australia and internationally by arbitration and mediation, with the aim of delivering expediency and neutrality of process, enforceability of outcome and commercial privacy to parties in dispute.  Know more (hyperlink to official website https://acica.org.au/)

Australian Commercial Disputes Centre

The Australian Disputes Centre is Australia’s premier, ‘one stop’, full dispute resolution hub. ADC is an independent, not-for-profit organisation, dedicated to advancing ADR across Australia and internationally to deliver the benefits of world-class Alternative Dispute Resolution to businesses, professionals, governments and communities. Know more (hyperlink to official website https://disputescentre.com.au/ )