Courting a positive attitude to Arbitration in Thailand
Thailand has had a very mixed relationship with arbitration. Initially being seen as a pro-arbitration jurisdiction, arbitration was included in the…
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Thailand has had a very mixed relationship with arbitration. Initially being seen as a pro-arbitration jurisdiction, arbitration was included in the…
Mayer Brown has promoted three new partners in Hong Kong and London and a counsel in Dubai, also recruiting a new counsel in Singapore.
This article highlights some of the key legal issues surrounding project finance transactions in Thailand, including government approvals, financing registration and governing law.
A brief guide to the basics of arbitration in Thailand, including formalities and procedural requirements.
In 2000, Asia’s share of global GDP was around 28%.[1] In 2019, Asia generated nearly 40% of the world’s GDP and is now home to nearly 60% of the world’s population. According to McKinsey & Co, “Asia is on track to top 50% of global GDP by 2040 and drive 40% of the world’s consumption, representing a real shift in the world’s centre of gravity.”[2]