This will be conducted in English and according to Indonesia local time. 

Legal Plus will be back in Jakarta for our annual event, the Indonesia & SE Asia: 10th International Arbitration & Corporate Crime Summit on Thursday 12 December 2024 at Westin Jakarta.  

The event will bring together a group of arbitration expertise to share their knowledge and give tips to on arbitration and lookout for 2025. Through presentations and discussions, you will be able to interact with speakers and fellow legal professionals to enhance and update your knowledge.   It will be an excellent opportunity to ask questions to legal household names in the region, network and create business opportunities, meet & greet and make some new friends!

Registration is now open.  Contact us today or view the latest flyer for registration and program details. Download

If you are interested to sponsor or speak at the event, contact Jason at jason.sinclair@legalplus-asia.com for package details.  For registrations details, contact Bettina at legalpluseventsasia@legalplus-asia.com.

Program
The organiser reserves the right to change the program without prior notice.

• Welcome Message by Chairman
  Simon Hughes KC, Keating Chambers
• Opening Address by BANI Arbitration Center
  Dr. Anangga W. Roosdiono, Chairman, BANI Arbitration Center
• Keynote Session: Update in Global Arbitration & Round Up in 2024
  Adrian Cole, Independent Arbitrator
• Regional Panel — Enforcement & Invalidity of Awards: Understanding Arbitration Clauses & Monetising an Award
  Moderator: Jeremy Bartlett, S.C. Barrister, Princes Chambers
  Panellists:
  • Leonora Riesenburg, Chartered Arbitrator, INTADR DMCC
  • Shai Wade, Partner, Head of International Arbitration, RPC
  • Arif Edison, Founder, Indonesia International Arbitration Center (INIAC)
• Energy Disputes in The Region — ESG Compliance & Regulatory Issues
  John Zadkovich, Partner, Stephenson Harwood
• Construction Disputes — Damages & Other Critical issues Since the Pandemic
  Simon Barrie Sasmoyo, Partner, Assegaf Hamzah & Partners
• 1st Grand Panel: Cross-border Shareholders, Stakeholders & Director Disputes with Indonesian & Foreign Companies — Best Practices and Tips
  Moderator: Andrew Pullen, Barrister, Fountain Court Chambers
  Panellists:
  • Jun Hong Tan, Counsel, Duxton Hill Chambers
  • Hafid Triadmaja Syahputra, Senior Associate, Tamba & Kumara Law Offices
  • Adrian Cole, Independent Arbitrator
  
• 2nd Grand Panel: Med v Arb v Negotiation — The Arbitrators/Mediators Toolbox in 2024: Different Regions & Industries = Different Best Outcomes?
  Moderator: Randolph Khoo, Managing Director, Dispute Resolution, Drew & Napier
  Panellists:
  • Elijah Putilin, Independent Arbitrator and Counsel, Putilin Dispute Management
  • Leonora Riesenburg, Chartered Arbitrator, INTADR DMCC
  • Arran Dowling-Hussey, Barrister, 4‑5 Gray’s Inn Square
• Resolving Disputes in Common Law Jurisdictions — Opportunities to Embrace and Pitfalls to Avoid
  • Jacky Darsono, Partner, RPC
  • Jonathan Cary, Partner, RPC
  
• Cross-Border Data Breach: What You Need To Know!
  Scott Warren, National Partner, Tokyo/Shanghai, Squire Patton Boggs; Secretary, Executive Board, The Societyb for The Policing of Cyberspace
  
• Developing Strategic SOPs to Mitigate Bribery and Corruption Risks
  •  Erie Tobing, Partner, TNB & Partners
  • Jeremiah Purba, Senior Associate, TNB & Partners
• 3rd Grand Panel: Corporate Crime: Key Issues and Strategies for Managing & Avoiding Cross – Border Internal Corporate Investigations
  Moderator: Weiyi Tan, Partner, Clyde & Co.
  Panellists:
  • Alvin Ambardy, Senior Associate, Dispute Resolution, Assegaf Hamzah & Partners
  • Owen Hawkes, Partner, KPMG Forensic
  • John Zadkovich, Partner, Stephenson Harwood

Speakers

Simon Hughes KC, Chairman

Keating Chambers

Simon specializes in arbitration, investment, shipping, & construction. He is qualified to act as both arbitrator and counsel and has participated in major international and domestic arbitrations. Simon regularly appears in proceedings governed by various rules, including UNCITRAL, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC), the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), and the Indonesian National Board of Arbitration (BANI). He has also acted as counsel at multiple judicial levels in Indonesia. Simon represents both investors and States in investment disputes and actively advises the government and private corporations on strategic infrastructure and energy projects. He is a member of the government-appointed investment team, responsible for assessing risks and policies related to the administration’s budget allocation. Simon has contributed to the drafting of several laws and regulations, earned prestigious accolades for his pro bono work, and published in leading legal journals.

Biography

Dr. Anangga W. Roosdiono, Welcome Message

Chairman, BANI Arbitration Center

Dr. Anangga W. Roosdiono, S.H., LL.M, FCBArb., is the Chairman of BANI Arbitration Center, Vice President of Asia Pacific Regional Arbitration Group and Vice Chairman the Indonesian Sports Arbitration Board (BAKI). He is listed arbitrator at the Asian International Arbitration Center (AIAC) and Thailand Arbitration Center (THAC), Beijing International Arbitration Center (BIAC) and a member of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Dr. Anangga is the founder and Senior Partner of Roosdiono & Partners, He is member of the Association of Indonesian Capital Market Legal Consultants (HKHPM). He is also a member of ASEAN Business Advisory Council. Dr. Anangga lectures at the Business and Management School, Bandung Institute of Technology, Bandung, and at the Law School, University Pelita Harapan, Jakarta.

Biography

Adrian Cole, Keynote Speaker

Independent Arbitrator

Adrian Cole is an Independent Arbitrator, Mediator and Dispute Board member and a specialist in energy, real estate and infrastructure development and formerly led King & Spalding’s highly rated Middle East Dispute Resolution Practice. Mr Cole is listed by Who’s Who Legal as one of the top 25 construction dispute resolution lawyers in the World and ranked tier one by Chambers Global and Legal 500. As arbitrator, Mr Cole has decided over 90 significant and complex cases sitting with some of the world’s leading arbitrators and is listed by Chambers Global as one of the most in demand arbitrators. He has recently successfully mediated a complex commercial dispute between a major Japanese trading house and four European companies. Mr Cole is a member of the Commission on Arbitration and ADR at the ICC and was a task force leader on a project to widen awareness and use of ADR. Mr Cole is an international Judge in the Court of Cassation, in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Biography

Jeremy Bartlett, S.C, Moderator – Regional Panel

Barrister, Princes Chambers

Prior to joining the Hong Kong Bar in 1999 Jeremy was in private practice at Herbert Smith and from 1994 to 1999 an international equity partner with Coudert Brothers where he was Head of the Litigation Department and Co-Head of the firm’s Asia Region Arbitration Practice Group (9 regional offices). Following upon his extensive experience as advocate/counsel in arbitrations, Jeremy acts as arbitrator (sole, co-arbitrator or and presiding arbitrator) in international commercial arbitrations and has accepted appointments under the rules of various institutions as well as in ad hoc arbitrations. Jeremy acts in a broad range of commercial litigation, including company and shareholder disputes, insolvency, trusts and estates, international trade and shipping, conflict of laws, defamation, employment/restraint of trade, professional negligence and securities regulatory matters. His practice has involved numerous appearances in the appellate Courts, including in the Court of Final Appeal [1] . He has been a contributing editor to Hong Kong Civil Procedure. Jeremy has received rankings in successive editions of Chambers and Partners, Legal 500 (Commercial Disputes: Tier 1 leading silk; Family and Private Client : Tier 2 leading silk), Legal 500 Arbitration Power List and Who’s Who Legal as well as in Euromoney’s Guide to Experts in Commercial Arbitration. He regularly speaks at international conferences and gives lectures at Mainland Chinese universities and law firms on arbitration topics.

Biography

Andrew Pullen, Moderator — 1st Grand Panel

Barrister, Fountain Court Chambers

Andrew Pullen specialises in international arbitration, appearing as counsel and sitting as arbitrator. Described as ‘enthusiastic and well informed’… with ‘a deep knowledge of arbitral rules’ (Chambers & Partners), Andrew’s experience includes cases determined under a wide variety of governing laws and arbitral rules, in Asia, Europe and the US. With experience across a diversity of business sectors, Andrew’s recent cases range from construction disputes in Australia and Asia, to claims relating to software licensing and the development of pharmaceuticals, to joint venture disputes. He has considerable experience of arbitrations relating to Indonesia: recent examples include a claim against a contractor arising from a fire at a power plant and a dispute arising from a mining venture. Andrew frequently works as co-counsel with lawyers from many jurisdictions and has significant experience of interim measures and jurisdiction issues in arbitration. Andrew is an English-qualified barrister, based in Singapore since 2011. He originally qualified as a solicitor in 2002, and practised as a solicitor-advocate in Allen & Overy’s international arbitration group before joining Fountain Court Chambers. Andrew is ranked in Chambers & Partners and Legal 500. He has served on the council of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators since 2017 and is the current Vice-President of the Institute.

Biography

Randolph Khoo, Moderator — 2nd Grand Panel

Managing Director, Dispute Resolution, Drew & Napier

Randolph is the Managing Director of the Dispute Resolution Department of Drew & Napier LLC, Singapore. He also heads the dispute resolution practices of the firm’s Greater China Desk, International Trade and Private Client Practice Groups. Randolph has an active advocacy practice in international arbitration and mediation, cross border and domestic litigation. He is recognised and ranked by various publications including Chambers Asia-Pacific, Chambers Global, Legal 500 Asia Pacific, Asialaw Leading Lawyers, Chambers High Net Worth, Doyle’s Guide and is a Benchmark Litigation Disputes Star. Apart from counsel work, Randolph is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and of arbitration institutes of Singapore, Malaysia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and India. He is also on arbitration panels of arbitral institutions in Singapore, Malaysia, India, China and Russia as well as being a specialist mediator with the Singapore International Mediation Centre and the Mediation & Conciliation Network.

Biography

Weiyi Tan, Moderator — 3rd Grand Panel

Partner, Clyde & Co.

Weiyi advises clients on investigations into corruption, money laundering, employee misconduct, fraud and other white-collar offences, and assists them with their response to enforcement and regulatory authorities in the context of government investigations. She also advises on the design and implementation of compliance programs, including undertaking risk assessments to identify risk areas, drafting compliance policies to address these risks, assisting with the training of employees/third parties and addressing instances of non-compliance when they occur. As part of the compliance program, she further advises clients on their internal investigation protocols, employee disciplinary processes and dawn raid procedures. As a litigator, Weiyi represents clients as lead counsel in litigation and arbitration proceedings relating to general commercial, international trade, investment, employment, and technology disputes. She is also an experienced mediator and arbitrator, having been appointed to the panels of the Singapore Mediation Centre and the Singapore International Arbitration Centre.

Biography

Simon Barrie Sasmoyo

Partner, Assegaf Hamzah & Partners

Simon is a seasoned legal professional with a primary focus on arbitration, investment, banking, and construction & projects within the realm of legal practice. His expertise extends to being qualified to serving as an arbitrator and counsel. As an esteemed Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb), Simon has significantly contributed to high-stakes international and domestic arbitration cases operating under the jurisdictions of Indonesian and English law. His extensive experience encompasses appearances in diverse arbitration proceedings, including those governed by UNCITRAL Arbitration, International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC), London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), and Indonesian National Board of Arbitration (BANI). Simon’s professional portfolio extends beyond arbitration. He has capably represented both investors and States in complex investment disputes. Furthermore, his involvement in advising government entities and private corporations on matters concerning strategic infrastructure and energy projects underscores his practical insights and strategic acumen. Notably, Simon holds a pivotal role within a government-appointed investment team, entrusted with the crucial task of evaluating risk and policy implications inherent in the administration’s budget allocation. His comprehensive involvement has also encompassed actively contributing to the development of various laws and regulations, reflecting his commitment to shaping the legal landscape. Acknowledged for his exceptional pro bono contributions, Simon’s dedication to legal advocacy extends beyond commercial matters. His valuable insights have found a platform in prestigious legal publications, reinforcing his position as a thought leader in the field.

Biography

Alvin Ambardy

Senior Associate, Dispute Resolution, Assegaf Hamzah & Partners

Alvin is a senior associate at Assegaf Hamzah & Partners, specialising in dispute resolution. Since joining in 2013, he has handled both domestic and international arbitrations, including cases under SIAC, ICC, UNCITRAL, BANI, and LAPS SJK rules. He has also completed advanced courses from institutions like CIArb, ICC, and IARBI. Alvin advises clients on insolvency matters and has acted as counsel in major cases like Garuda Indonesia’s PKPU process, and is a registered bankruptcy receiver and PKPU administrator. He also assists with government contracts, anti-corruption, and anti-money laundering compliance, playing a role in legislative developments like UBO disclosure and reporting requirements for practicing attorneys.

Biography

Erie Tobing

Partner, TNB & Partners (in association with Norton Rose Fulbright Australia)

Erie Tobing is a dispute resolution partner based in Jakarta. He is experienced across litigation, arbitration, alternative dispute resolution, bankruptcy, banking and finance, insurance and general corporate affairs. He is a well-regarded advisor to clients in industries such as construction, financial institutions, mining, shipping, marine insurance and telecommunications. Erie has a proven track record of success in representing clients in litigation and arbitration, both domestic and international, handling a wide range of corporaterelated matters, such as shareholders disputes, insurance and banking claims, and construction disputes. He is also noted for his experience in restructuring and insolvency, having advised and represented multinational lenders in complex and high-value restructuring cases. He also has extensive experience in the handling of shipping disputes and has acted for ship owners, charterers, cargo interests and their insurers in disputes arising from charter parties, collisions, and other maritime-related matters.

Biography

Jeremiah Purba

Senior Associate, TNB & Partners (in association with Norton Rose Fulbright Australia)

Jeremiah Purba is a corporate lawyer in the Jakarta office. With over 10 years of experience, Jeremiah’s industry practice focuses on energy, infrastructure and mining projects, technology and innovation, life science and healthcare as well as financial institutions. Jeremiah has advised on various major cross-border M&A deals. Jeremiah’s experience also extends to advisory on anti-trust issues and other regulatory compliance in Indonesia. He is recognised as a ‘rising star’ in Indonesia by the prestigious IFLR1000 in 2023 and 2024.

Biography

Jacky Darsono

Partner, RPC

Jacky is a commercial disputes partner with extensive experience representing clients in court, arbitration and financial regulatory matters. He has advised and litigated cases before the Courts of Hong Kong, Singapore and England and Wales, with a substantial portion of those matters involving applications for urgent interim injunctive relief. He has also represented clients in arbitration proceedings, both institutional and ad hoc (Hong Kong, Singapore, China and Indonesia). He has dealt with a broad range of disputes including corporate, commercial, shareholder disputes, financial services, regulatory investigations, judicial review, professional negligence, product liability, crossborder contentious insolvency, fraud and asset recovery, defamation and shipping. Due to his background, Jacky has extensive experience in advising clients from various jurisdictions and backgrounds and in particular offering support in respect of legal matters with Indonesian elements. Jacky is qualified as a solicitor in Hong Kong. He is fluent in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Bahasa Indonesia and Malay. He is a member of the Indonesian Chambers of Commerce Hong Kong.

Biography

Shai Wade

Partner, Head of International Arbitration, RPC

Shai advises on international arbitration, serving both as counsel and arbitrator in complex and large-scale disputes. Shai is an international arbitration lawyer with a particularly strong expertise in cases arising from the upstream oil and gas and energy sectors as well as in joint venture, shareholder and partnership disputes and cases involving IT, telecoms, construction, infrastructure, mining and international sale of goods disputes. He is the co-author of a leading textbook on LCIA arbitration and serves as counsel and arbitrator under rules of the major arbitration institutions, including the ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, ICSID and others. Shai has represented clients from every continent around the world in disputes concerning a variety of national laws. He is an expert in international investment law regularly advising clients on their rights under international treaties.

Biography

Jonathan Cary

Partner, RPC

Jonathan is an experienced disputes partner with particular expertise in banking and financial services and complex matters involving fraud and international asset recovery. He also has significant experience (including from secondments at two investment banks prior to joining RPC) in conducting internal and regulatory investigations and related enforcement actions (including from secondments at two investment banks prior to joining RPC). Jonathan has spent a total of six years working in Hong Kong, where he is locally qualified, and continues to act for clients from across Asia. Based in London, Jonathan is one of the three co-chairs of London International Disputes Week (LIDW).

Biography

John Zadkovich

Partner, Stephenson Harwood

John advises on a range of energy, trade and finance matters, with particular expertise in international commercial arbitration, investigations and public international law. John has a strong legal and commercial understanding of the trade, energy (including oil and gas, mining/natural resources, hydrogen and renewables), infrastructure and finance sectors. John is experienced in working with most international arbitration rules and recognised institutions, including ICC, LCIA, SIAC, LMAA, HKIAC, CIETAC and UNCITRAL, and frequently appears as counsel before arbitral tribunals. He has also advised clients regarding regulatory and internal investigations and appeared as counsel before regulatory tribunals. John’s clients range from sovereign states, state owned entities, and multinational and domestic companies, to trading houses, private equity firms and family offices. He has more than 20 years of legal experience across Asia-Pacific, Europe and the Middle East, having previously worked at Australian, English and American law firms, including six years in Hong Kong.

Biography

Hafid Triadmaja Syahputra

Senior Associate, Tamba & Kumara Law Offices

Hafid Triadmaja Syahputra (Hafid) is the Senior Associate of T&K graduated and duly admitted to the degree of Master of Laws (LL.M.) from The University of Melbourne in 2021, which mainly focused on dispute resolution and competition law. Hafid has extensive experience in assisting various local and multinational companies including state-owned enterprises from diverse business sectors heavily related to litigation matters in commercial, construction, joint-ventures, employment and antitrust. Hafid is well seasoned in all types of disputes he has been fully equipped with a holistic approach to navigating his clients. Hafid holds a practice license and is a member of the Indonesian Advocates Association (PERADI). He is also a Certified Data Protection Officer and was recently nominated as a finalist for the ALB 2024 Data Privacy Lawyer of the Year. Hafid believes that to become a great lawyer not only requires excellent knowledge of law, but also a good business sense to understand the practical aspects of the Client’s needs.

Biography

Elijah Putilin

Independent Arbitrator and Counsel, Putilin Dispute Management

Prof. Elijah Putilin, FCIArb is an independent arbitrator and counsel. Clients and peers describe him as being “highly able, keen and very efficient”, “a world class practitioner” and praise him for his ability “to present even the most complex concepts in a simple and understandable manner”. Prof. Putilin regularly sits as a Sole-Arbitrator, Presiding Arbitrator, or co-arbitrator in cases administered by leading institutions that involve application of civil, common, or international law. Prof. Putilin has also represented and advised clients in over a hundred disputes before SCAI, SCC, LCIA, ICC, ICDR and ICAC (Russia) tribunals, foreign and domestic courts of all levels, international trade tribunals and sporting bodies. His expertise spans over variety of industries, including oil & gas, banking & finance, construction, TMT, and agriculture. In addition to his arbitrator and counsel work, Prof. Putilin lectures on international commercial and investment arbitration at the Tashkent State University of Law and is an Adjunct Professor of international dispute resolution and business law at leading universities in Central and South‐East Asia. Prof. Putilin is a member of the SCC Arbitrators’ Council and a member of the Supervisory Board of the IAC (Kyrgyzstan).

Biography

Scott Warren

National Partner, Tokyo/ Shanghai, Squire Patton Boggs; Secretary, Executive Board, The Society for The Policing of Cyberspace

Scott Warren is a partner in our Tokyo and Shanghai offices, specializing in cybersecurity, data privacy and digital data disclosures in Asia and the Middle East. He also has significant experience in compliance, intellectual property (IP), litigation, dispute resolution, and government regulatory and internal investigations. Scott started his career as a civil litigator in California. He moved to Japan in 1993, where he has lived since. He served seven years as general counsel at Sega Corporation and six years as a senior attorney at Microsoft. He serves on the executive board of The Society for the Policing of Cyberspace, a nonprofit organization. He headed Kroll in Japan and Kroll Ontrack across Asia, and later opened Epiq Systems in Japan, providing IP protection, computer forensics and e-discovery solutions. Scott is a California-licensed lawyer and a licensed foreign lawyer in Japan. He is a Certified International Counter-Cyber Crime Professional and certified as a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb). Since 2004, he has served on the Society for the Policing of Cyberspace, a non-profit organization dedicated to working with its global members towards a more secure Internet. He serves at the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan, where he was awarded Leader of the Year for 2020, as Co-Chair of the Legal Services & Intellectual Property Committee; Vice-Chair of the Secure Digital Infrastructure Committee; Vice-Chair of the Information, Communication and Technology Committee; and Vice Chair of the Digital Forum.

Biography

Arran Dowling-Hussey

Barrister, 4 5 Gray's Inn Square

Arran Dowling-Hussey is a barrister, arbitrator and mediator practicing from chambers at 4-5 Gray's Inn Square, London. He is an adjunct professor of law at University College Cork and also at Gujarat Maritime University. Arran is an outgoing Trustee of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (having served 2017-2024) and a member of the Council of the Society of Construction Law. He co-wrote 3 editions of ‘Arbitration Law’ which has been cited and approved by the Irish Superior Courts. Arran is called to the Bar in Belfast, British Virgin Islands, Dublin, London and is part 2 registered with the DIFC Courts' Register of Legal Practitioners in Dubai.

Biography

Leonora Riesenburg

Chartered Arbitrator, INTADR DMCC

Leonora Riesenburg is a seasoned, independent Chartered Arbitrator and Accredited Mediator, empanelled on arbitration and mediation panels across the globe. A UK qualified barrister, Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England & Wales, in the UAE since 2007, Leonora is an International Tenant at 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square in London, a Chartered Arbitrator and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), and a Certified ADR Practitioner and Fellow of the Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution (AIADR). Her practice is international, and routed cross jurisdiction, encompassing both civil and common law systems. Previously Branch Chair of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators in the UAE, and a member of Board of Management for CIArb London, Leonora holds pivotal roles for the CIArb as a Regional Pathway Leader (International Arbitration, Commercial Mediation) in the MENA region and is a highly sought after faculty member for the Institute. She also trains and assesses for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), both in MENA and in the UK. Leonora is honoured to be a serving member of Governing Council of HAC in Hyderabad, India, and on the Global Advisory Panel of ADR Practitioners for MICADR in Karachi, Pakistan. She is also a member of the DIFC Courts Arbitration Working Group and the LCIA Users’ Council.

Biography

Jun Hong Tan

Counsel, Duxton Hill Chambers

Jun Hong has appeared as counsel in international arbitrations conducted under various institutional rules, and at all levels of the Singapore courts. The Singapore Court of Appeal has commended his “clear and measured oral submissions”. He has advised and represented clients in disputes across a wide range of subject matter, including civil fraud, shareholder disputes, disputes relating to extractive industries and arbitration-related litigation. Before joining Chambers, Jun Hong worked at leading international arbitration practices in London and Singapore. He previously served as a Justices’ Law Clerk, where he clerked for the Chief Justice, Judges and International Judges of the Singapore Supreme Court. He also lectured at the Singapore Management University, and as a Singapore Institute of Legal Education instructor. Jun Hong is qualified in Singapore, New York and England & Wales (solicitor). He is fluent in English and Mandarin Chinese.

Biography

Arif Edison

Founder, Indonesia International Arbitration Center (INIAC)

Arif Edison (Cai/蔡) is an Indonesian lawyer since 2015, certified mediator and legal auditor since 2016, registered as a committee of executive board the Chartered Institute of Arbitrator - East Asia Branch (headquartered in Hongkong) , International Bar Association (IBA), Indonesia Bar Association (PERADI), Indonesia Tax Lawyer Association (PPPKHI), Indonesia Capital Market Lawyer Association (HKHPM), Indonesia Mediator Association (BAMI) and an entrepreneur registered in Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN Indonesia), Indonesia Young Entrepreneur’s Association (HIPMI). Arif finished his master degree on business law major and a diploma in international commercial arbitration held by the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators – London (CIArb). Some of his working and social experiences are as follows: Arif has participated in many Arbitration workshop since 2013. He was an assistant of BANI Arbitrator in 2014. In the same year, he was also invited as Indonesian Presidential Candidate Legal Team. And has been working as legal head in various Indonesian Business Group Entity since 2015. On 2016 Arif was appointed as legal expert in Jakarta Government Body. Involved as UNHCR – Indonesia advocacy team and his passion in technology has made him a founder of a legal service mobile application namely MYLAWYER since 2018 which has been accepted into Founder Institute Singapore by Silicon Valley on July 2021. Finally he also founded Indonesia International Arbitration Center on March 2021.

Biography

Owen Hawkes

Partner, KPMG Forensic

Owen Hawkes is a Partner in KPMG Forensic with 25 years of litigation and investigation experience. Owen has practiced both in accounting and law, joining KPMG Forensic in 2007. Prior to joining KPMG, Owen practised as a barrister for eight years, including six at the United Kingdom’s Serious Fraud Office. He is listed in Who’s Who Legal as a leading expert in Forensic Accounting, Forensics & Litigation Consulting, Asset Recovery and Economic Consulting, which notes that he is “an impressive practitioner who draws widespread praise from peers this year and is listed as a Global Elite Thought Leader.” .

Biography

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