Partner, Krishnayan Sen share with the Business Standard his thoughtful insights on the newly introduced rules by the Bar Council of India to improve India’s position as a global arbitral center. The Bar Council’s latest rules are considered a positive step forward, but there are still some challenges that need to be addressed for India to become a more competitive player in the Iinternationalarbitration landscape
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