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19 – 20 OCTOBER 2026

 

ABOUT THE CONGRESS

Since 2014, CAM-CCBC has promoted the Congress annually, aiming to address the present and the future of arbitration, which is the most widely used method for resolving complex commercial disputes.

Traditionally, the event tackles practical aspects of arbitration and its most relevant challenges. Renowned professionals from several nationalities discuss the evolution of arbitration and complex disputes in a constantly transforming commercial scenario.

The twelfth edition of the CAM-CCBC Arbitration Congress, held in October 2025, had over 600 participants and 36 speakers, divided into 5 panels and 2 keynote lectures. The program was specially designed to foster quality debate and networking.

Each year, the generous contribution of speakers, sponsors, institutional supporters, and the active engagement of attendees ensure the success of the CAM-CCBC’s Arbitration Congress.

Sponsorship Guidelines (for sponsors)

1. Eligibility criteria for sponsoring institutions

1.1 Only legal entities (companies, associations, NGOs, etc.) that share the values and strategic objectives of CAM-CCBC are eligible for sponsorship. The sponsoring institution must demonstrate alignment with principles such as:

 

  • Promotion of diversity and sustainability;
  • Supporting the international and regional development of mediation and arbitration practices;
  • Promoting the development of alternative dispute resolution (ADRs);
  • Commitment to continuous training and dissemination of best practices.

2. Sponsorship evaluation and approval process

2.1. Sponsorship proposals will be reviewed by a committee appointed by CAM-CCBC to assess:

  • Compliance with the eligibility criteria;
  • The reputation and institutional values of the potential sponsor;
  • The strategic benefits to both parties.

2.2. The decisions of the Committee are final, irrevocable, and not subject to appeal.

2.3. The CAM-CCBC Presidency may discuss exceptional cases, including the rejection of proposals that may cause conflicts of interest or that are not in accordance with the mission of the institution.