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SCC releases new report “Settlements in cases administered under the SCC Rules”
The SCC has published a new report titled “Settlements in cases administered under the SCC Rules”. The report, co-authored by Jake Lowther, Raoul J. Sievers, and Joakim Raivio, provides an in-depth analysis of settlement patterns in arbitrations conducted under the SCC Arbitration Rules and the SCC Expedited Arbitration Rules between 2021 and 2023.
SCC Spotlight Talk: Anne K. Hoffmann
Dissenting opinions in international arbitration are becoming increasingly common, raising important questions about their value and proper management. In this SCC Spotlight Talk, we speak with Anne K. Hoffmann, an experienced arbitrator, who shares her insights on this evolving trend and offers practical strategies for tribunal chairs navigating disagreement whilst fostering consensus.
The SCC is proud to support the Stockholm Arbitration Yearbook 2026 – Call for abstracts
The editorial committee of Stockholm Arbitration Yearbook invites scholars and practitioners to contribute to the 2025 edition of the yearbook. Abstracts are due on 1 December 2025.
SCC Rules now available in Arabic
SCC is pleased to announce that the SCC Arbitration Rules are now available in Arabic, marking a significant milestone in the Institute's commitment to accessibility and international reach. This development represents a strategic step forward in connecting with the dynamic Arabic-speaking legal and business communities across the Middle East and North Africa.
Application now open: Diploma Course for International Arbitrators
Following the success of the previous three editions, the SCC Arbitration Institute and the Swedish Arbitration Association (SAA) are delighted to announce that applications are now open for the fourth time of the highly sought-after Diploma Course for International Arbitrators.
SCC Spotlight Talk: Gretta Walters
Party autonomy stands as one of arbitration's defining principles, yet its practical application and limitations often raise complex questions for practitioners navigating international disputes. In this SCC Spotlight Talk with Gretta Walters, we explore how parties can effectively exercise their autonomy in crafting arbitration agreements, the potential pitfalls of overly detailed clauses, and the cultural considerations that influence how this fundamental concept is interpreted across different jurisdictions.
Press release: SCC launches council for Swedish arbitration to champion Sweden in international dispute resolution
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. The SCC Arbitration Institute (SCC) is proud to announce the formation and launch of the SCC Council for Swedish Arbitration (Council), a new initiative designed to reinforce Sweden's standing as a leading hub for international dispute resolution. The Council, established in 2025, brings together 15 prominent lawyers in Sweden with extensive experience in international arbitration.
SCC Spotlight Talk: Linda Fuglsang
The Stockholm International Hearing Centre (“SIHC”) has been crucial in maintaining Sweden’s role in international dispute resolution by meeting the demand for world-class hearing venues. In this SCC Spotlight Talk, we meet Linda Fuglsang, SIHC’s Head of Sales, who shares insights into the work of the SIHC as well as some advice to parties when planning their hearings.
SCC guests Bracewell’s new podcast: Trends, rules and the future of international arbitration
In the very first episode of Bracewell’s The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, SCC Secretary General Caroline Falconer and Deputy Secretary General Madeleine Thörn joined host J.P. Duffy for a wide-ranging conversation on SCC’s evolving role in international dispute resolution.
Efficiency, equity, and evolution – further insights from the SCC’s 2024 report
This is the second article in our two-part series on the SCC’s 2024 Report on arbitration costs and apportionment under the SCC Rules.