Specialised arbitration tribunals cater to specific industries or types of disputes, with rules designed to address unique characteristics. Some popular examples include:
Construction Tribunals (e.g., Construction Industry Arbitration Council, India):
Resolves construction-related disputes with a focus on timeliness and technical expertise.
Financial Procedures (e.g., SIAC SGX-DC Arbitration Rules, HKIAC Securities Arbitration Rules, PRIME Finance Arbitration Rules):
Caters to financial disputes, including derivatives, banking, and securities disputes, with expedited processes for time-sensitive financial matters.
Sports Tribunals (e.g., Court of Arbitration for Sport, Switzerland):
Handles disputes in professional sports, including disciplinary and contractual issues, often guided by the CAS Procedural Rules.
China-Africa Joint Arbitration Centre (CAJAC):
A forum designed for resolving disputes involving Chinese and African parties, promoting smooth dispute resolution in Sino-African trade and investment. Presently, there are CAJAC centres in Johannesburg, Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Nairobi and OHADA.
Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA):
In South Africa, the CCMA handles domestic labour disputes, providing arbitration and mediation services for employment matters, including unfair dismissal and wage disputes.