CDR - Commodity Disputes Resolution, Vienna 23 -25 September 2025
Students booking this course must have already completed the Trade Foundation Course or the Trade Basics Online training.
Join us and learn how Gafta Arbitration works in practice. Understand how to expertly mitigate risks, and what to do after a dispute arises, including how to prepare for an arbitration.
Gafta’s extensive 2-day course, Commodity Dispute Resolution, where you will actively explore the complexities of addressing contractual disputes within the commodities sector. Delve into a thorough examination of dispute resolution and master the intricacies of Gafta arbitration. This will be a detailed discussion of Gafta Arbitration and how it works in practice through case studies and practical sessions, often involving a Gafta Arbitrator as a guest speaker.
Commodity Dispute Resolution is the fourth course in our Gafta Professional Development (GDP) programme. Designed to help trade professionals develop their careers, this course empowers trade professionals to propel their careers within the industry.
Completion of the programme enables individuals to take the Trade Diploma and Arbitrator Diploma (subject to qualifying criteria), which could potentially open doors to becoming a Gafta Arbitrator.
Led by industry experts and leaders who boast award-winning achievements and decades of practical experience, our courses offer a hands-on approach to learning. Through dissecting case studies and scenarios, you'll actively engage and gain practical insights. You will engage in a blend of presentations, interactive sessions, and hands-on exercises.
The course will be conducted in English
Headline sponsor
Our top ranked commodities team advises on high profile cases across the spectrum of the international sale of goods, including soft commodities, oil and gas, biofuels, iron and steel, non-ferrous and precious metals, and coal. We also advise and represent clients in their freight related businesses.
Our focus is to assist clients to finance, develop and grow their businesses, guard against risks, seek access to new markets, deal with fast-changing international regulations and resolve disputes.
