Masterclass Details

Registration is free at the following link – https://secretariat-intl.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_wlEaK1uhRGivtpjgvKwBgg

Panelists include the following:

  1. Atul Sharma, Link Legal, India
  2. Dipen Sabharwal QC, London
  3. Mrinal Jain, Secretariat International, India
  4. Tejas Karia, Partner, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, India
  5. Wade Coriell, King & Spalding, Singapore

Part 6 of this seven-part series is an advanced masterclass on economic and financial damages in international arbitration and investment treaty arbitration covering numerous concepts such as full reparation versus fair market value standard, date of assessment and hindsight, claiming WACC as the pre-award interest, create a robust and credible but-for scenario, advanced discount rate theory and the use of DCF method in calculating compensation.

 

A brief of my profile is provided below for your convenience:

Mrinal leads Secretariat International’s Economic Damages and Valuation Practice in India with the focus on quantification of damages, claims and losses involving complex economic, financial and valuation issues in domestic and international arbitration matters including investment treaty arbitration cases. Mrinal is recognized as one of the leading expert witnesses in international arbitration by Who’s Who Legal’ s Arbitration 2019, 2020 and 2021 Lists and Thought Leader Arbitration Expert Witness 2021 (https://whoswholegal.com/mrinal-jain). He is a Member of SIAC – Users Council and appointed on the Board of Society of Construction Law – India, the Advisory Board of C.O.R.D (Centre for Online Resolution of Disputes) and the Advisory Board of Centre for Arbitration and Research, Maharashtra National Law University in India. He is also appointed as the Global Advisor to ENERAP (Energy Related Arbitration Practitioners).  He commenced his professional career with Ernst & Young in New York in 2007 and brings with him about 15 years of relevant experience. He was awarded with All India Economics Merit Certificate in 2001 post which he graduated in Economics Honors from St. Stephen’s College (Delhi) in 2004 and pursued his major in Finance from Fordham University in New York in 2007.

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