International Arbitration: Financial Analysis.Financial analysis and quantum support for international arbitration.

Why this matters

International arbitration carries financial-evidence requirements that domestic litigation often does not. DCF-based damages, market-multiple comparators, treaty-based investor-state claims, and the discount-rate debate are the standard battleground. We act as testifying experts under DIAC, the DIFC arbitration rules, ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, and ICSID.

What's inside

5 engagements under International Arbitration: Financial Analysis, each with a dedicated page. Click any for the full brief.

DCF Damages Models

Discounted cash flow models for lost-profits and going-concern claims.

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Market-Multiple Cross-Checks

EV/EBITDA, P/E, and revenue-multiple comparators applied to peer transactions and listed comparables.

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Treaty-Based Investment Claims

Bilateral Investment Treaty claims have their own damages framework (fair market value, going-concern versus liquidation, date-of-valuation).

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Interest and Currency

Pre-award and post-award interest calculated against the applicable rate (treaty-set, contractually agreed, or court-determined).

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Hearing Support

Hot-tubbing readiness, demonstratives for the tribunal, and on-the-day support to counsel during cross.

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