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Investment Arbitration Reporter regularly breaks
stories that don't appear anywhere else. One measure of our influence
is the frequency with which our reports are cited by name in the
mainstream and financial media. Some recent citations appear
below.- The Wall Street Journal cited IAReporter's
breaking news on an ICSID arbitration filed by the Chinese financial
services company, Ping An, against the Kingdom of Belgium: "Ping An Files Claim Over Fortis Loss", September 25, 2012
- The Financial Times reported on IAReporter's breaking news about an ICSID arbitration filed by the Chinese financial
services company, Ping An, against the Kingdom of Belgium: "Ping An in arbitration claim over Fortis", September 24, 2012
- The Financial Times in an August, 2011 blog posting cites IAReporter's scoop about a new ruling against Argentina at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).
- The Prague Post, in a June 8, 2011 news report, interviews IAReporter
Editor Luke Peterson for analysis of the Czech Republic's efforts to
fight the seizure of various Czech artworks in a long-running dispute
over an arbitration award: "Priceless works of art seized", June 8, 2011
- Agence France Presse cites IAReporter's breaking news report about the Republic of Georgia's
arrest of a pair of foreign investors in a dispute over payment of an
arbitral award and allegations of bribery: "Georgia detains Israelis for
alleged 7 Mil Dollar bribe offer", AFP, October 16, 2010
- The Guardian (UK) cites Investment Arbitration Reporter in an opinion-column on a pending arbitration between a US mining corporation and El Salvador: "Stop private firms exploiting poor states", by Kevin Gallagher, February 5, 2010
- The Financial Times quotes Investment Arbitration Reporter in a
news item on the proliferation of arbitrations between Western European
companies and Eastern European governments: "Sour aftertaste for deal sweeteners", By Stanley Pignal and Nikki Tait, June 23, 2009
- The Financial Times quotes Investment Arbitration Reporter in a
report on a Billion Dollar arbitration mounted against the Government
of Germany by a Swedish power company: "Germany faces action over power plant", By Chris Bryant, April 7, 2009
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"An invaluable tool",
Christoph Schreuer, University of Vienna, Prof of International Law (Ret.)
"Reliable and impressively timely", Antonio Parra, former ICSID Deputy Secretary General
"Unrivaled",
Miyake Yasujiro, Japanese Ministry of Economy
"Luke Eric Peterson doesn't just cover arbitrations. He uncovers them.",
Michael Goldhaber,
The American Lawyer magazine
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