SCC Arbitration Institute

Facilitating trade and business the Swedish way since 1917.

Since 1917, SCC Arbitration Institute provides a neutral, independent, and impartial venue for dispute resolution in commercial business around the world. We keep at the forefront of change to meet the developing needs of the business community. Learn more about our services.

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Statistics 2024

SCC 2024 Statistics on arbitrator appointments: Continued growth and a strong focus on diversity

SCC Arbitration Institute has released its 2024 statistics on arbitrator appointments. 2024 was a year marked by strong international engagement, complex disputes, and a continued commitment to diversity and procedural efficiency. The data covers all appointments made in 2024, whether the underlying dispute was filed in 2024 or earlier.

SCC Spotlight Talk: Carl Svernlöv and Erik Forsin 

In this SCC Spotlight Talk, we hear from Carl Svernlöv, partner, M&A/Corporate, and Erik Forsin, partner, Dispute Resolution, Baker McKenzie who share their insights into M&A disputes and what parties should consider. 

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Upcoming events

London International Disputes Week

Calendar 02 June 2025–06 June 2025

Location London, United Kingdom

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What does it cost?

The costs consist of the fee to the arbitrators/mediator, the administrative fee of the SCC and any expenses incurred. 

The SCC determines the costs based on the amount in dispute, which is the total value of all claims, counterclaims and set-offs. This means that the parties often can anticipate the arbitration costs. Use the calculator to estimate such costs.

When the amount in dispute exceeds EUR 100 000 000 the SCC Board determines the Advance on Costs based on a case by case analysis.

Settling disputes – step by step

An arbitration can only take place if there is an arbitration agreement between the parties. We recommend that a dispute resolution clause is included in any business agreement.

Commence arbitration

Arbitration is commenced by the claimant sending a request for arbitration to the SCC.  At the same time, the claimant must also pay a registration fee. The request for arbitration must include…