ArbiHonor's Singapore office has taken on materially more mandates than in the equivalent period last year, and Southeast Asia has grown further as a share of new commitments.
Growth is concentrated in construction and energy project disputes, most seated at SIAC. The trend tracks the familiar timing of regional infrastructure work: the two-to-four years after completion is the window in which payment and delay claims cluster.
We also see more Chinese contractors considering dispute-funding arrangements at project inception rather than waiting for a dispute to crystallise — a sign of maturing understanding of these instruments.
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