Press Release
Singapore/Paris, 31 March 2026
The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) and Jus Mundi are pleased to announce that SIAC’s Compendium of Challenge Decisions is now freely accessible on the Jus Mundi platform, extending their collaboration to broaden access to institutional knowledge in international arbitration.
Prepared with the objective of facilitating greater transparency and accessibility for parties, counsel, and arbitral tribunals, while preserving the confidentiality of the proceedings, the Compendium contains redacted versions of decisions issued by the SIAC Court of Arbitration on challenges to arbitrators. SIAC has selected these decisions for redacted publication because they may offer guidance on challenge parameters for counsel and arbitrators alike.
Through this collaboration, the published challenge decisions in the Compendium will now also be freely accessible on the Jus Mundi platform and fully integrated into Jus AI – Jus Mundi’s agentic AI purpose-built for international arbitration — enabling deeper engagement with SIAC’s publications to support the continued advancement of international arbitration practice.
This initiative builds on the Memorandum of Understanding signed by SIAC and Jus Mundi in August 2025, under which both organisations expressed their commitment to jointly develop training programmes or workshops to enhance knowledge of legal technology and AI.
About SIAC
SIAC is an internationally recognised global arbitral institution providing neutral, competitive and efficient case management services to parties from all over the world. Established in 1991 as an independent, not-for-profit organisation, SIAC is amongst the world’s top international arbitration institutions, having served users from more than 100 jurisdictions. SIAC arbitration awards have been enforced in many jurisdictions under the New York Convention.
About Jus Mundi
Jus Mundi is the AI-powered global arbitration intelligence platform. Built by international arbitration practitioners, the company architected its intelligence platform specifically for arbitration’s unique demands. Leveraging partnerships with over 100 arbitral institutions, publishers, and associations worldwide, Jus Mundi serves over 700 leading arbitration teams through three integrated experiences: Jus Mundi for multilingual research, Jus Connect for professional selection, and Jus AI for agentic reasoning. With offices in Paris, New York, London, Singapore & Mexico City, Jus Mundi is committed to powering global justice by democratizing access to legal and arbitration intelligence globally.
For more information, visit https://jusmundi.com/en/jus-ai
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