Singapore Academy of Law and Jus Mundi Sign MOU to Expand Access to Singapore Arbitration Knowledge
Singapore / Paris
8 September 2026
The Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) and Jus Mundi have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore opportunities to expand global access to Singapore-focused arbitration publications and legal knowledge.
The MOU was signed during TechLaw.Fest in Singapore.
Under the MOU, SAL and Jus Mundi will explore potential opportunities for a wider outreach for SAL’s Academy Publishing arbitration titles, exchange expertise and identify ways to make Singapore arbitration scholarship and thought leadership more accessible to practitioners, academics and institutions worldwide. The agreement also lays the groundwork for a broader partnership between the two organisations.
Jean-Rémi de Maistre, CEO and Co-Founder of Jus Mundi, said:
“We are proud to begin this collaboration with the Singapore Academy of Law. Singapore plays an important role in international arbitration, and SAL has developed a valuable body of scholarship and expertise. This MOU is an important first step towards bringing that knowledge to a wider international audience.”
Mr Yeong Zee Kin, Chief Executive, Singapore Academy of Law, said:
“Singapore’s position as an international arbitration hub is underpinned not only by its institutions and legal framework, but also by a strong body of scholarship and practical legal knowledge. Our collaboration with Jus Mundi will enable us to explore new ways of bringing SAL’s Academy Publishing’s Singapore-focused arbitration resources to a wider international audience. This reflects SAL’s broader ambition to shape the future of legal publishing and make legal knowledge more accessible, thereby creating greater scope for knowledge sharing and continuous learning. Through this collaboration, we hope to support practitioners, academics and institutions in engaging more readily with Singapore arbitration thought leadership, while strengthening Singapore’s contribution to the development of international arbitration.”