Hong Kong is poised to surpass London as the leading global hub for arbitration within the next ten years, according to Jose-Antonio Maurellet, the head of the Hong Kong Bar Association. Maurellet cited Hong Kong's growing prominence as a financial center, particularly for fundraising in mainland China, as a key driver for this projected shift. This rise in arbitration work is attracting significant international legal talent to the city. A recent survey by Queen Mary University of London placed Hong Kong tied with Singapore as the second most preferred arbitration seat, just behind London. AI
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