Transparency is not a commitment we make when it is convenient. It is how we earn the trust that legacy arbitration institutions inherited by default. Every number below is reported exactly as it occurred.
2025 by the numbers.
All statistics are for proceedings administered by UNIONE™ during the 2025 calendar year. Figures are verified by UNIONE™'s independent auditor and reported in accordance with the Transparency Commitments in Rules v3.0 Article 62.
Enforceability Certificate distribution - 2025.
Every UNIONE™ award undergoes the Enforcement Readiness Review. This is how 2025 awards were rated - by UNIONE™'s Award Review Committee, independently of any party.
Duration by procedural track.
| Track | Cases | Target Timeline | Avg. Actual | On-Time Rate | Avg. Total Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SME Access Protocol | 312 | 60 days | 58 days | 97% | USD 8,400 |
| Standard Track | 419 | 180 days | 127 days | 93% | USD 48,000 |
| Complex Track | 116 | 240 days | 198 days | 89% | USD 186,000 |
The world's most diverse arbitration panel.
UNIONE™ measures and publishes panel diversity annually - not as a marketing exercise, but as an institutional accountability mechanism. These are 2025 figures for active cases.
44% women arbitrators - significantly above the global industry average of 28%.
24% emerging arbitrators reflects UNIONE's Emerging Professionals Pathway.
Transparency is how trust is built,
not inherited.
UNIONE™ was founded on the conviction that institutional authority must be earned through performance, not assumed through age. Publishing this report - including the numbers that are not perfect - is an expression of that conviction. Institutions that do not publish are institutions that are afraid of what their numbers show.
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