China is running a full-court press for global arbitration clients. What's the verdict so far? : vimarsana.com

China is billing its large cities as up-and-coming spots to host disputes through arbitration, but international interest is still lowAnalysts say a more developed system is needed to assuage concerns from global firms and catch up to venues like Singapore

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