Which way is the wind blowing in international arbitration in Africa?
From the impact of global economic trends to shifts in political priorities and the level of judicial support for arbitration, Tsegaye provides a snapshot of Africa's evolving international arbitration landscape, alongside Thomas Kendra of Kennedys and Karel Daele of Winston Taylor.
Corporate Disputes is a specialist publication from Financier Worldwide providing providing analysis and commentary on key developments and trends in corporate and commercial disputes.
Signature Litigation's international arbitration practice advises clients on high-value and complex commercial and investment treaty disputes across a broad range of sectors, including energy, infrastructure, financial services, technology and life sciences. The team has extensive experience representing clients in proceedings under the rules of the major arbitral institutions, as well as in arbitration-related court proceedings. Tsegaye sits on the panel of experts/arbitrators of P.R.I.M.E. Finance, an international organisation which aims to assist with the resolution of disputes concerning complex financial products. He has also been elected as a member of the ICC Court for the 2024-2027 mandate.