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Market Screener | 24-Apr-2026
Burford Capital has notified Argentina that it will take the long-running YPF expropriation dispute to the World Bank’s arbitration tribunal after losing a key case in New York, seeking to continue its claim through an international investment treaty mechanism.
Oschadbank | 20-Apr-2026
Oschadbank has suffered the loss of substantial assets and operations in the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia Regions due to Russia’s illegal conduct.
EUalive | 2-Apr-2026
The filing marks the first time a foreign investor has openly threatened treaty-based arbitration against San Marino over its handling of a major banking transaction
The Chosun | 25-Mar-2026
Both parties drop appeals, sending Samsung merger dispute back to arbitration.
Yonhap | 24-Feb-2026
La Corée du Sud a obtenu gain de cause auprès de la justice britannique pour tenter d’annuler une décision d’arbitrage international en sa défaveur, a annoncé lundi le ministère de la Justice.
Yonhap | 23-Feb-2026
South Korea has won a case filed at a British court seeking to reverse an international tribunal court’s order to pay more than US$100 million in damages to the US hedge fund Elliott Investment Management.
Libnanews | 28-Jan-2026
Le groupe Al Habtoor, conglomérat basé aux Émirats arabes unis, a déclaré qu’il engagerait des poursuites judiciaires contre les autorités libanaises en raison d’un litige portant sur ses investissements dans le pays en crise.
Arab News | 27-Jan-2026
Al Habtoor Group said it will move forward with legal action against Lebanon after years of unresolved investment disputes and mounting losses of $1.7 billon linked to banking restrictions and state inaction.
Reuters | 4-Dec-2025
The 184 investors filed an arbitration request with the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, or ICSID, claiming Switzerland violated a free trade agreement with Japan when wiping out the bonds in March 2023.
Swiss Info | 4-Dec-2025
Les investisseurs reprochent à la Confédération d’avoir violé l’accord de libre-échange entre les deux pays en ordonnant la dépréciation de plus de 16,5 milliards de francs d’obligations AT1 lors du sauvetage de Credit Suisse en mars 2023.
