India's push towards self-reliance is no longer limited to manufacturing, technology, energy or critical supply chains. As Indian companies expand overseas and enter increasingly complex global transactions, another less visible question is gaining importance: where should they resolve their commercial disputes?
For decades, Singapore, London and Hong Kong have been preferred arbitration destinations for Indian businesses involved in cross-border contracts. These jurisdictions have built strong reputations for independent institutions, experienced arbitrators, predictable procedures and limited court interference.
