ICC welcomes G7 commitment to catalyse private capital for development
The International Chamber of Commerce has issued the following statement in response to the G7 Leaders' declaration on mutually beneficial international partnerships.
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Cooperation agreement looks to strengthen dispute resolution in LATAM
ICC and the Chamber of Commerce of Bogotá (CCB), which hosts ICC Colombia, have signed a cooperation agreement to enhance cooperation in Latin America and support the development of high quality international dispute resolution services across the region.
New tracker shines light on global progress towards paperless trade
A new tool launched today tracks which countries are on the path to ratifying the United Nations Convention on Negotiable Cargo Documents – a landmark treaty that would allow cargo documents to go fully digital. Launched by the ICC Digital Standards Initiative (DSI), the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) and the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), the tracker maps each economy's progress across six stages, from awareness to ratification. With 28 economies already engaging and 10 signatures needed for the convention to enter into force, the race to paperless trade is becoming a lot more visible.
ICC and FCI to cooperate on data sharing for international factoring
ICC and FCI, the global association for factoring and receivables finance, have announced that they will collaborate to expand the scope of the ICC Trade Register, strengthening the availability of aggregated data on supply chain finance and enhancing market transparency.
ICC Institute Prize seeks applications on international commercial law
ICC is inviting applications for the ICC Institute of World Business Law Prize, a global award recognising outstanding research in international commercial law, including arbitration.
ICC Open Market Index 2026
The ICC Open Market Index (OMI) measures how open economies are to international trade and investment across a range of policy and performance indicators. The 2026 edition reflects the evolving global trade landscape, including the growing importance of services and digital trade, the expanded use of non-tariff measures, and the increasing impact of policy volatility on cross-border commerce. This edition applies the Index to the G7 economies, which together account for roughly one-third of global trade.
Harsh Pati Singhania elected ICC Chair
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) World Council has approved the election of Indian business leader Harsh Pati Singhania as ICC Chair, following a meeting of the ICC World Council at ICC Global Headquarters in Paris today.
Best practices for combating scams in advertising
Scam advertising is increasingly used as the first step into wider fraud, eroding trust and harming businesses. This framework provides key principles and best practices for platforms, agencies and policymakers to combat scams. Developed by ICC and the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA), it advocates for proportionate safeguards and collaboration to strengthen the collective defense.
ICC delivers Business and Industry opening statement at Bonn Climate Change Conference
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), on behalf of the UNFCCC Business and Industry constituency, delivers the opening statement at the 64th Sessions of the Subsidiary Bodies (SB64) in Bonn, bringing together parties and observers ahead of COP31.
Will Hormuz be a catalyst for a fertiliser-driven food crisis?
With the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, Svein Tore Holsether, President and CEO of the fertiliser-company, Yara International, joins ICC's Andrew Wilson to detail what fertiliser supply disruptions mean for food production and food security worldwide. Svein Tore explains the risk of crop failures in the world's most vulnerable regions, what governments can do to mitigate the damage and why this crisis should strengthen rather than weaken the case for climate action.
Rethinking multilateralism: A new role for the private sector
As global challenges intensify and trust in multilateralism is tested, stronger partnerships between the private sector and multilateral institutions are urgently needed. Commissioned by ICC, this IE University report explores how international organisations and businesses can move toward a renewed architecture for global cooperation that delivers a more inclusive and outcome-driven system.
How can business shape the future of multilateral cooperation?
As global fragmentation and power-based approaches increase uncertainty for businesses, ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO joins Vrinda Tiwari, Asia-Pacific Programme Officer at the International Energy Agency (IEA), to discuss the evolving role of business in an increasingly complex global environment. From WTO reform to the Black Sea and the Strait of Hormuz, they make the case for why business must move from observer to active participant in shaping the future of multilateralism.
How a nine-month plan turned into an ICC career
When Chloe Martin arrived in Paris at the age of 21, her plan was to stay for nine months, learn French, then return to London to pursue a career in publishing. Instead, a chance opportunity led her to ICC, where she discovered a career that combined organisation, people management and international collaboration. Fifteen years later, she now helps coordinate hundreds of high-level court sessions each year, playing a central role in supporting the smooth running of the International Court of Arbitration.
ICC steps up support for Lebanon’s economic recovery
ICC has announced a new dispute resolution initiative to support Lebanon’s economic resilience and recovery, as part of a broader effort to support the country’s private sector amid ongoing economic hardship.
Digital ATA Carnet launches in 30 countries
ICC’s digital ATA Carnet system (eATA) goes live on 1 June, beginning the transition from paper-based carnets to an ICC-developed digital system across 30 countries comprising 27 European Union member states, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
Unveiling the 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules, part 6: Written communications, time limits for awards and confidentiality
The updated ICC Arbitration Rules enter into force on 1 June 2026. In this final article of our six-part series, we explore the clarifications related to written communications, the fixing of time limits for awards and confidentiality. These amendments provide greater clarity of practice to parties, enhance transparency and promote efficiency while preserving the flexibility that characterises ICC Arbitration.
AI self-assessment guide: Helping businesses assess AI compliance, IP protection and risk
The ICC self-assessment guide is a practical, framework to help businesses that use or develop artificial intelligence (AI) ask the right questions, identify key risks and take proportionate steps towards responsible AI adoption and deployment. Primarily developed for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the guide helps businesses navigate evolving AI regulation and supports more confident, consistent AI decision-making across teams, without in-house legal or technical expertise.
Unveiling the 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules, part 5: Early determination
The revised ICC Arbitration Rules enter into force on 1 June 2026. In this fifth article of our six-part series, we explore the introduction of provisions on early determination – a procedural tool designed to help arbitral tribunals dispose, at an early stage, of claims or defences that are manifestly without merit or manifestly outside their jurisdiction. By incorporating this mechanism directly into the ICC Arbitration Rules, ICC reinforces its commitment to assist parties with resolving disputes in a time and cost-effective manner.
WCF Americas Summit: Key takeaways
Showcasing the strength of chambers in Latin America and the Caribbean, the ICC World Chambers Federation Americas Summit brought together 400 chamber leaders, policymakers and business representatives in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, for two days of high-level dialogue, practical exchange and regional collaboration.
New ICC Rules of Arbitration enhance efficiency, clarity and usability
On behalf of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, ICC Court President Claudia Salomon introduces key changes to the revised ICC Rules of Arbitration which enter into force on 1 June 2026.
ICC welcomes G7 commitment to catalyse private capital for development
The International Chamber of Commerce has issued the following statement in response to the G7 Leaders' declaration on mutually beneficial international partnerships.
