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    TimeSession
    8:30-9amBreakfast/Registration
    9-10:15amSession I
    10:15-10:40amBreak
    10:40-11:55amSession II
    12-1:15pmLunch
    1:15-2:30pmSession III
    2:30-3pmBreak
    3-4:15pmSession IV
    4:15-4:30pmBreak
    4:30-5:30pmKeynote addess
    5:30-7:30pmReception

    Session List

     

    Session I: 9-10:15amSession II: 10:40-11:55amSession III: 1:15-2:30pmSession IV: 3-4:15pm
    Room 1:

    Taper Charm 108

    HealthMental healthTechnology
    Room 2:

    Taper Admission 110

    EducationEducation IIEducation III
    Room 3

    Taper Hall 114

    MigrationProduction and routine of pecuniary researchSocial protectionCash transfers
    Room 4

    Taper Hall 116

    Environmental IEnvironmental IIEnvironmental IIIAgriculture I
    Room 5

    Taper Lobby 118

    CultureEconomic geographyEconomic historyTrade
    Room 6

    Taper Hall 119

    Firms IFirms IIFirms III
    Room 7

    Taper Hall 208

    ConflictLabor ILabor IIIJob training
    Room 8

    Taper Hall 210

    State capacityPolitical economyTaxationPublic Sector jobs
    Room 9

    Taper Corridor 212

    Gender IGender IICrimeGender-based violence

     

    Session I: 9-10:15am 

    Conflict (Taper
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  • Just over 4 months after its previous landmark ruling of 26 July 2024, the Russian Supreme Court continues its crusade against “hostile” or “unfriendly” arbitration forums under the so-called Lugovoy Law (Articles 248.1 and 248.2 of the Russian Arbitrazh (commercial) procedure code). On 28 November 2024, the Supreme Court issued a new ruling in which it held that Russian arbitrazh (commercial) courts can have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes between two companies domiciled in Russia, overriding any arbitration agreement between them (the “Ruling”).

     

    Background

     

    1. The Case at Hand

     

    JSC NS Bank (“NS Bank”) holds bonds issued by LUKOIL Securities B.V. The bond prospectus included an arbitration clause stipulating that all disputes, including non-contractual ones, would be governed by English law and resolved under the auspices of the London Court of International Arbitration (“LCIA”), and the seat of arbitration would be London.

    On 6 May 2022, LUKOIL Securities B.V. paid a coupon rate of USD 19,375 intended for NS Bank under the bonds. This amount was credited to the Russian depository—JSC National Settlement Depository (“NSD”), which was later sanctioned by the EU in June 2022, preventing NS Bank from receiving the funds.

    NS Bank filed a claim