IIAM Panel
IIAM maintain a panel of eminent Neutrals, like Arbitrators, Mediators and Negotiators, who are recognized for their integrity, impartiality, expertise, dispute resolution skills and reputation in their fields. Neutrals from diverse professional and cultural background are empanelled.
Internationally and nationally trained Arbitrators, as well as persons from diverse jurisdictions, with domain knowledge and expertise in various sectors, trade and industry are empanelled as IIAM Arbitrators. They sit as private judges, selected by the parties to the dispute. IIAM Arbitrators can be selected for ad-hoc arbitrations as well. IIAM Arbitrators are also eligible to become Arbitrators with the Asia Pacific Centre for Arbitration & Mediation, as per the APCAM Accreditation scheme. Once APCAM accredited or certified, the arbitrator will be empanelled in all APCAM centres in the Asia-Pacific, making them visible for users world-wide.
Internationally and nationally trained Mediators are empanelled as IIAM Mediators. IIAM Mediators are also eligible to become Mediators with the Asia Pacific Centre for Arbitration & Mediation, as per the APCAM Accreditation scheme.
IIAM is a founder member of APCAM and approved for Qualifying Assessment Program (QAP) under APCAM Accreditation Rules. IIAM was also the first institution in India approved as a QAP for IMI Certification. Since APCAM Certification was commenced, IIAM discontinued the QAP for IMI certification. Once APCAM accredited or certified, the mediator will be empanelled in all APCAM centres in the Asia-Pacific, making them visible for users world-wide.
IIAM Certified Mediators and above will be eligible to become IIAM Reviewers. A Reviewer will act as a Mentor for junior mediators and will also be responsible for preparing the Feedback Digest of Mediators and for guiding them in any professional or ethical dilemmas. From among the Reviewers, the IIAM Mediator Disciplinary Committee is also formed, which will be responsible for the Mediators’ Conduct Assessment, enquiring into complaints on violation of IIAM Mediators’ Code of Professional Conduct by any Mediator.
IIAM Accreditation is given based on the IIAM Qualifying Assessment Program. An IIAM Accredited Mediation Advocate is enlisted in the Peacegate App as IIAM Accredited Mediation Advocate, so that disputing parties can identify the appropriate advocate to advise and represent them in mediations.
