Starting in late 2006, numerous subprime mortgage lenders have experienced severe financial distress. Rising interest rates, slower house price appreciation, and increasing delinquencies and defaults by borrowers form the backdrop. These difficulties have led to investigations by regulators, bankruptcy filings, and litigation from securities holders.
Looking ahead to 2026: Trends and expectations for International Arbitration
Across both investor-state and commercial cases, quantum debates have recently turned on attribution under concurrent shocks, the interaction of contract terms...
