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Delta Consulting Group
Since 2000, Delta has been providing project and financial advisory, forensic investigations and dispute resolution solutions to our clients around the world.
Delta’s impressive international team with diverse backgrounds and extensive credentials are what sets us apart from the rest. We are ready to step into your project at any stage and provide an innovative, effective solution.
Delta’s impressive international team with diverse backgrounds and extensive credentials are what sets us apart from the rest. We are ready to step into your project at any stage and provide an innovative, effective solution.
GOLD SPONSORS

Foley Hoag
Foley Hoag represents public and private clients in a wide range of disputes and transactions. Founded in 1943, we have grown into a unique international firm that blends innovation, deep knowledge and superior legal skill. We are well known for our commitment to helping clients achieve their desired results across a broad spectrum of legal matters and industries.
We have established a lengthy record of success in the innovation industries of life sciences, health care, technology, energy/renewables and cannabis. Regardless of the intricacy of the matters, we provide clients with creative, strategic legal advice tailored to their specific goals.
We have established a lengthy record of success in the innovation industries of life sciences, health care, technology, energy/renewables and cannabis. Regardless of the intricacy of the matters, we provide clients with creative, strategic legal advice tailored to their specific goals.

Squire Patton Boggs
Squire Patton Boggs is a full service global law firm providing insight at the point where law, business and government meet, giving you a voice, supporting your ambitions and achieving successful outcomes.
With a multidisciplinary team of over 1,500 lawyers in over 40 offices across four continents, we are well-established geographically with strong local and regional positions in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Latin America, and our practice experience spans all key sectors.
With a multidisciplinary team of over 1,500 lawyers in over 40 offices across four continents, we are well-established geographically with strong local and regional positions in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Latin America, and our practice experience spans all key sectors.
SILVER SPONSORS

A&O Shearman
With nearly 4,000 lawyers globally, we are equally fluent in English law, U.S. law and the laws of the world’s most dynamic markets.
This combination creates a new kind of law firm, one built to achieve unparalleled outcomes for our clients on their most complex, multijurisdictional matters – everywhere in the world. A firm that advises at the forefront of the forces changing the current of global business and that is unrivalled in its global strength.
This combination creates a new kind of law firm, one built to achieve unparalleled outcomes for our clients on their most complex, multijurisdictional matters – everywhere in the world. A firm that advises at the forefront of the forces changing the current of global business and that is unrivalled in its global strength.

Chandhiok & Mahajan
C&M is a full-service Indian law firm with more than 100 professionals across offices in New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad
We advise some of the largest multinational corporations, government organisations, financial institutions, private equity and venture capital funds, and promoter groups. Our work spans the full spectrum of business law — competition, disputes, corporate and M&A, restructuring and insolvency, banking and finance, capital markets, employment, data protection, real estate, and aviation.
We advise some of the largest multinational corporations, government organisations, financial institutions, private equity and venture capital funds, and promoter groups. Our work spans the full spectrum of business law — competition, disputes, corporate and M&A, restructuring and insolvency, banking and finance, capital markets, employment, data protection, real estate, and aviation.

Dunning, Vallejo & MacDonald LLP
Dunning Vallejo & MacDonald LLP ("DV&M") specializes in dispute resolution (litigation and arbitration, domestic and international), M&A and other commercial transactions, project finance, corporate matters and tax. DV&M was founded in 2019 with the intention of combining the experience and quality of a larger firm with the more personal approach of a boutique firm. The firm has grown steadily since 2019 but has stayed true to these purposes. Prior to working at DV&M, all our partners gained experience at large US and international law firms.

FCDG Advogados
Founded in 2005, FCDG Advogados - FCDG is a top-tier Brazilian law firm specialized in dispute resolution. FCDG represents clients in complex civil, commercial and administrative litigation, national and international arbitrations and judicial and extrajudicial reorganization and insolvency procedures. It also has experience in mediations and complex negotiations.
FCDG’s team is highly experienced and has solid academic backgrounds. Most of the senior lawyers hold postgraduate and/or doctorate degrees from leading Brazilian and/or foreign universities. Several lawyers have knowledge of both civil and common law legal systems. All teams are led by at least one senior partner and all lawyers strive to obtain creative, efficient and effective strategies for our clients.
FCDG’s team is highly experienced and has solid academic backgrounds. Most of the senior lawyers hold postgraduate and/or doctorate degrees from leading Brazilian and/or foreign universities. Several lawyers have knowledge of both civil and common law legal systems. All teams are led by at least one senior partner and all lawyers strive to obtain creative, efficient and effective strategies for our clients.

Gernandt & Danielsson Advokatbyrå
We have extensive experience in successfully assisting both Swedish and international clients. We are passionate about our clients' business success and use the law as a tool to find new ways for them to move ahead. Our top-tier advice is based on three important building blocks.

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer is one of the world’s leading global law firms, operating in the markets where our clients need us. We combine unrivalled scale and depth in disputes and transactions with a clear focus on tackling the issues that are shaping our clients’ future. We are committed to a culture of collaboration and high performance, and to embedding market-leading legal technology - empowering our people to deliver outstanding results.

Peter & Kim
Peter & Kim is a specialist international arbitration and cross-border litigation firm that spans Europe and Asia, with offices in Switzerland, South Korea, Singapore, and Australia. The firm was launched under the joint leadership of two of the world’s most prominent international disputes lawyers: Dr. Wolfgang Peter and Kap-You (Kevin) Kim.
Peter & Kim represents clients through all stages of disputes – from providing initial advice on how to navigate the dispute resolution process through to assisting in pre-arbitration or pre-litigation negotiations, drafting written submissions, conducting oral advocacy at hearings, acting in post-award challenges and asset recovery procedures.
Relying on the depth and diversity of its lawyers and the close cooperation between its offices, with its 45+ lawyers qualified in over 10 jurisdictions (among them England & Wales, Switzerland, US (New York, New Jersey, California), France, Korea, India, Singapore, Australia and Malaysia) and fluent in over 17 languages, Peter & Kim can assemble bespoke teams combining different legal qualifications, linguistic abilities and industry knowledge to meet the specific needs of its clients across continents and time zones.
Peter & Kim represents clients through all stages of disputes – from providing initial advice on how to navigate the dispute resolution process through to assisting in pre-arbitration or pre-litigation negotiations, drafting written submissions, conducting oral advocacy at hearings, acting in post-award challenges and asset recovery procedures.
Relying on the depth and diversity of its lawyers and the close cooperation between its offices, with its 45+ lawyers qualified in over 10 jurisdictions (among them England & Wales, Switzerland, US (New York, New Jersey, California), France, Korea, India, Singapore, Australia and Malaysia) and fluent in over 17 languages, Peter & Kim can assemble bespoke teams combining different legal qualifications, linguistic abilities and industry knowledge to meet the specific needs of its clients across continents and time zones.

Zamfirescu Racoti Vasile & Partners
Zamfirescu Racoti Vasile & Partners advises businesses, financial institutions, governmental entities and private clients on a large spectrum of matters, providing the guidance they need to compete and grow in today’s business environment and to manage and successfully overcome any potential or existing disputes.
The firm is specialized in business law in the broadest sense, covering major commercial and industrial activities in Romania and connected markets. High quality and effective services in both consultancy and litigation areas are integrated through the knowledge and expertise of our cross-practice industry teams. At the same time, we are fully devoted to private clients who entrust us with a multitude of problems which need specialized legal assistance.
The firm is specialized in business law in the broadest sense, covering major commercial and industrial activities in Romania and connected markets. High quality and effective services in both consultancy and litigation areas are integrated through the knowledge and expertise of our cross-practice industry teams. At the same time, we are fully devoted to private clients who entrust us with a multitude of problems which need specialized legal assistance.
MArket intelligence partners

Docket Navigator
Docket Navigator is a litigation research and analytics platform that delivers deep insights into US federal patent, trademark, copyright, antitrust, securities and trade secret litigation. Based in Texas, Docket Navigator’s unique and innovative approach to modeling court cases in a digital platform has made it a must-have tool for patent litigators in the US, including over 16,000 attorneys, judges, clerks, litigation support firms, expert witness firms, tech companies and researchers. Docket Navigator delivers insights to its subscribers via a daily email called the Docket Report, customised daily alerts, a searchable online database, and powerful analytics tools. Eighty-eight of the AmLaw 100 firms, and 28 of the top 30 ‘busiest’ patent litigation firms (based on the number of patent cases filed each year) maintain subscriptions to Docket Navigator.

Law.com
Law.com provides lawyers within the world’s leading law firms and legal departments (Global 200, Law.com subscribers, GCs at the F1000) with news and analysis of the global legal industry, insights into what’s happening across all sectors of the legal industry in all major markets around the world. Law.com is the world’s legal authority, offering quality local coverage with global insights & trends on the entire legal industry to give international lawyers the competitive edge and business intelligence needed to grow their business worldwide.

Lexology
Lexology delivers the most comprehensive source of international legal updates, analysis and insights. Publishing in excess of 450 articles every day from over 900 leading law firms and service providers worldwide across over 50 work areas in 25 languages. Lexology’s searchable archive now contains more than 1,000,000 articles. Endorsed by more than 100 associations, corporations and corporate counsel groups, Lexology is not only considered an invaluable resource of its kind, but also regarded as the industry benchmark.
SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS

Centro Internacional e Iberoamericano de Arbitraje de Madrid (CIIAM)
The Centro Internacional e Iberoamericano de Arbitraje (CIIAM) was established in 2020 through the consolidation of the international activities of the Madrid Court of Arbitration (CAM), the Spanish Court of Arbitration (CEA), and the Civil and Commercial Arbitration Court (CIMA), with the Madrid Bar Association (ICAM) acting as a strategic partner. Subsequently, in 2024, the Ibero-American Arbitration Center (CIAR) also joined as a strategic partner.
Continuing this expansion, on April 2, 2025, the Arbitration and Mediation Center (CAM Santiago) of the Santiago Chamber of Commerce (CCS) and CIIAM executed an agreement to jointly promote international arbitration, thereby reaffirming the Center’s Ibero-American vocation. This development is without prejudice to the strategic relevance of the axes Europe, Africa, Asia-Africa, Asia-Latin America, and Europe-Latin America.
The Center offers its users the possibility of designating any city in the world as the seat of arbitration and of conducting proceedings in four languages: Spanish, Portuguese, English, and French. Since its creation, CIIAM has administered approximately 70 cases, adhering to the highest standards of efficiency.
Continuing this expansion, on April 2, 2025, the Arbitration and Mediation Center (CAM Santiago) of the Santiago Chamber of Commerce (CCS) and CIIAM executed an agreement to jointly promote international arbitration, thereby reaffirming the Center’s Ibero-American vocation. This development is without prejudice to the strategic relevance of the axes Europe, Africa, Asia-Africa, Asia-Latin America, and Europe-Latin America.
The Center offers its users the possibility of designating any city in the world as the seat of arbitration and of conducting proceedings in four languages: Spanish, Portuguese, English, and French. Since its creation, CIIAM has administered approximately 70 cases, adhering to the highest standards of efficiency.

Georgian International Arbitration Centre (GIAC)
The Georgian International Arbitration Centre (GIAC) is a leading institution in the region for the administration of domestic and international arbitration and other forms of alternative dispute resolution. GIAC provides a modern, efficient framework for resolving commercial disputes in accordance with international best practice, serving parties across the Caucasus, the broader region, and beyond.
GIAC administers cases under its own institutional Arbitration Rules, offering parties a neutral, cost-effective, and time-efficient proceedings. The Centre is committed to institutional development and regional engagement, working closely with international arbitration bodies and actively contributing to the growth of arbitration practice in Georgia and the wider region. GIAC regularly organizes conferences, publications, and capacity-building initiatives, including its flagship annual event, GIAC Arbitration Days, to promote dialogue among practitioners, institutions, and users of arbitration.
GIAC administers cases under its own institutional Arbitration Rules, offering parties a neutral, cost-effective, and time-efficient proceedings. The Centre is committed to institutional development and regional engagement, working closely with international arbitration bodies and actively contributing to the growth of arbitration practice in Georgia and the wider region. GIAC regularly organizes conferences, publications, and capacity-building initiatives, including its flagship annual event, GIAC Arbitration Days, to promote dialogue among practitioners, institutions, and users of arbitration.

Luxembourg Arbitration Center
Established in 1987 by the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, the Luxembourg Arbitration Center (LAC) is the sole arbitral institution in Luxembourg. It provides a streamlined, confidential, fully digital and cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation, particularly well-suited to the complex and technical nature of international commercial disputes.
In addition to administering arbitration proceedings, the LAC actively promotes arbitration, supports the development of arbitration law, and collaborate with local and international arbitration associations.
In addition to administering arbitration proceedings, the LAC actively promotes arbitration, supports the development of arbitration law, and collaborate with local and international arbitration associations.

Mediation and Arbitration Center Mauritius
The Mediation and Arbitration Center (Mauritius) Ltd ("MARC") provides professional case administration for both arbitration and mediation, serving domestic and international users across Africa, Europe, Asia and beyond.
It has administered arbitrations dating back to 1855, under the auspices of the Mauritius Chamber of Commerce and Industry ("MCCI"). Over the years, MARC has evolved into a well-established, autonomous, non-governmental dispute resolution centre based in Mauritius.
Situated in a unique hybrid legal jurisdiction, Mauritius combines both common law and civil law traditions, making it particularly well suited to the resolution of disputes involving parties from different legal backgrounds. Reflecting this legal heritage, MARC administers arbitration and mediation proceedings in both English and French.
In 2017, MARC strengthened its institutional framework through the establishment of the MARC Court, comprising 17 eminent arbitration practitioners and currently presided over by Mr Neil Kaplan CBE KC SBS, together with an Advisory Board of 16 distinguished experts in the field of arbitration, currently chaired by Dr Jalal El Ahdab.
Since 2014, MARC has administered more than 40 arbitration cases, approximately 30% of which have been international in nature, with an average amount in dispute of approximately USD 5 million.
In 2025, MARC further strengthened its ADR framework with the launch of the MARC Mediation Rules 2025, reaffirming its commitment to providing modern, efficient and internationally recognised dispute resolution services.
It has administered arbitrations dating back to 1855, under the auspices of the Mauritius Chamber of Commerce and Industry ("MCCI"). Over the years, MARC has evolved into a well-established, autonomous, non-governmental dispute resolution centre based in Mauritius.
Situated in a unique hybrid legal jurisdiction, Mauritius combines both common law and civil law traditions, making it particularly well suited to the resolution of disputes involving parties from different legal backgrounds. Reflecting this legal heritage, MARC administers arbitration and mediation proceedings in both English and French.
In 2017, MARC strengthened its institutional framework through the establishment of the MARC Court, comprising 17 eminent arbitration practitioners and currently presided over by Mr Neil Kaplan CBE KC SBS, together with an Advisory Board of 16 distinguished experts in the field of arbitration, currently chaired by Dr Jalal El Ahdab.
Since 2014, MARC has administered more than 40 arbitration cases, approximately 30% of which have been international in nature, with an average amount in dispute of approximately USD 5 million.
In 2025, MARC further strengthened its ADR framework with the launch of the MARC Mediation Rules 2025, reaffirming its commitment to providing modern, efficient and internationally recognised dispute resolution services.

Milan Chamber of Arbitration
The Milan Chamber of Arbitration (CAM) is one of Europe’s leading arbitration institutions, offering efficient and innovative dispute resolution services. Established by the Milan Chamber of Commerce, CAM provides a full range of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) solutions, including arbitration, mediation, and dispute boards, ensuring effective resolution of commercial disputes at both national and international levels.

Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA)
The Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA, Association Suisse de l’Arbitrage) is an association with over 1000 members in Switzerland and all over the world. ASA is Switzerland’s leading arbitration organisation and brings together the world’s most eminent arbitration practitioners from six continents and 50+ jurisdictions.
ASA’s activities are organized in Five Pillars: (i) thought leadership, (ii) training and talent, (iii) arbitration users, (iv) the Swiss Arbitration Centre, and (v) arbitration infrastructure (with the Swiss Arbitration Hub).
ASA’s activities are organized in Five Pillars: (i) thought leadership, (ii) training and talent, (iii) arbitration users, (iv) the Swiss Arbitration Centre, and (v) arbitration infrastructure (with the Swiss Arbitration Hub).





