SIArb Fellow Roundtable Masterclass Series 2026
21 May 2026
“What Influences Tribunal Decision Making: Perspectives from Counsel, Arbitrators, and Experts”
Singapore Institute of Arbitrators (SIArb) was pleased to host the inaugural Fellow Roundtable Masterclass Series on 21 May 2026 at Maxwell Chambers.
Designed exclusively for Fellows, this small-group roundtable created a valuable space for candid and thoughtful discussion on how tribunals approach decision-making in practice. Participants exchanged perspectives on framing complex disputes with clarity, the role of expert evidence in supporting tribunal reasoning, and the emerging impact of AI on arbitration practice.
What made the session particularly meaningful was its interactive format. Moving beyond a conventional panel to encourage open dialogue, reflection, and practical insight among experienced practitioners.
We extend our sincere thanks to all Fellows who participated and contributed so generously to the discussion, helping to make the inaugural session a meaningful and engaging exchange.
We are also grateful to our esteemed moderators and chairperson for guiding such a dynamic, high-value exchange of actionable insights:
- Mr. Naresh Mahtani (Director, Adelphi Law Chambers LLC)
- Ms. Zuo Mingming (Director, Secretariat)
- Mr. Tan Jun Hong (Independent Counsel)
SIArb Fellow Roundtable Masterclass Series 2026
21 May 2026
“What Influences Tribunal Decision Making: Perspectives from Counsel, Arbitrators, and Experts”
Singapore Institute of Arbitrators (SIArb) was pleased to host the inaugural Fellow Roundtable Masterclass Series on 21 May 2026 at Maxwell Chambers.
Designed exclusively for Fellows, this small-group roundtable created a valuable space for candid and thoughtful discussion on how tribunals approach decision-making in practice. Participants exchanged perspectives on framing complex disputes with clarity, the role of expert evidence in supporting tribunal reasoning, and the emerging impact of AI on arbitration practice.
What made the session particularly meaningful was its interactive format. Moving beyond a conventional panel to encourage open dialogue, reflection, and practical insight among experienced practitioners.
We extend our sincere thanks to all Fellows who participated and contributed so generously to the discussion, helping to make the inaugural session a meaningful and engaging exchange.
We are also grateful to our esteemed moderators and chairperson for guiding such a dynamic, high-value exchange of actionable insights:
- Mr. Naresh Mahtani (Director, Adelphi Law Chambers LLC)
- Ms. Zuo Mingming (Director, Secretariat)
- Mr. Tan Jun Hong (Independent Counsel)