Can India Become the World’s Next Arbitration Hub? Closing Argument Ep 03

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India has made significant strides in strengthening its arbitration framework, but can it become a truly global hub for commercial dispute resolution? In this special episode of Closing Argument, we examine India’s arbitration journey, the challenges around judicial intervention and enforcement delays, and why businesses continue to choose jurisdictions such as Singapore, London and Paris for international disputes. Former Supreme Court Judge Justice Rishikesh Roy and international disputes lawyer Nish Shetty discuss what India needs to build a more predictable, efficient and globally competitive arbitration ecosystem. The conversation also explores the growing role of mediation, the government’s approach to dispute resolution, and the reforms needed to make India a preferred destination for resolving commercial disputes. #ClosingArgument #Arbitration #India #DisputeResolution #InternationalArbitration #Mediation #Judiciary #CommercialDisputes #LegalReforms #Business #Economy #NDTV

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