Dane członków Komitetu Nominacyjnego 2022-03-07

Cezary Wiśniewski – President of ICC Poland

Justyna Szpara – Chair of Arbitration Commission at ICC Poland

Małgorzata Surdek-Janicka – ICC Vice-President

Maciej Jamka – ICC Court Member

Bartosz Krużewski – ICC Court Alternate Member

Dr Cezary Wiśniewski oraz Justyna Szpara powołani na prezesa i wiceprezes ICC Polska na kolejną kadencję2021-07-01

W czerwcu br. dr Cezary Wiśniewski, radca prawny, senior partner oraz szef warszawskiej praktyki rozwiązywania sporów w kancelarii Linklaters, został powołany na Prezesa ICC Polska na kolejną, trzyletnią kadencję. Pierwsza kadencja rozpoczęła się w czerwcu 2018 roku. Funkcję Wiceprezes ICC Polska powierzono ponownie mecenas Justynie Szpara, która jest adwokatem oraz partnerem kierującym pracami zespołu rozwiązywania sporów w kancelarii Łaszczuk i Wspólnicy. Pierwsza kadencja mecenas Justyny Szpara rozpoczęła się również w czerwcu 2018 roku.

ICC Global Vaccines Campaign - ending the COVID-19 pandemic2021-02-16

The COVID-19 pandemic had a devastating effect on both lives and livelihoods in 2020. The arrival of effective vaccines can be a major game changer in mitigating the economic, social and health consequences of the virus in the year ahead.

ICC YAF: 2021 ICC Arbitration Rules focus on third party funding2021-01-28

The ICC Rules of Arbitration, that enter into force on 1 January 2021, introduce new provisions on third-party funding. It is a great opportunity to discuss how TPF works in practice, and how the new ICC Rules will impact TPF’s involvement in international arbitration. Our speakers will share their insights and practical tips from the perspective of TPF, counsel, and the arbitration institution.

Major interventions needed to backstop trade recovery, warns ICC2020-05-22

In a new paper issued on 20 May 2020, ICC estimates that as much as US$ 5 trillion in market capacity will be needed to return trade volumes close to 2019 levels in 2021.

10 ways to use trade to Save our SMEs2020-05-11

ICC has issued 10 recommendations for how governments can use trade to help micro-, small- and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) weather the COVID-19 storm.

ICC Court issues COVID-19 Guidance Note for arbitral proceedings2020-04-14

The ICC International Court of Arbitration has released a Guidance Note outlining a range of measures to help mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on arbitral proceedings.

ICC Memo to governments and central banks on essential steps to safeguard trade finance operations2020-04-09

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is increasingly concerned about the impact of the
novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on the functioning of the global trade finance market.
COVID-19 induced dislocation in this market may have significant negative implications for
essential global trade flows and, moreover, the viability of many micro-, small- and mediumsized
enterprises (MSMEs). 

A Call to Action to Save our SMEs2020-04-06

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is an unprecedented health and economic crisis, affecting the
lives and livelihoods of workers, as well as the continued operations of businesses globally. By its
nature the disease knows no national borders, and in an era of globally integrated supply chains
and capital markets, actions to combat COVID-19 by one national government affect many others.

Open letter to G20 Heads of State and Government2020-03-30

Need for coordinated action by G20 leaders in response to the COVID-19 pandemic - an unprecedented health and economic crisis.