ASA Membership
Become part of a preeminent community of more than 1000 arbitration practitioners worldwide to promote, support and further develop international arbitration

ASA Membership

Swiss Arbitration Association (ASA) membership will make you part of a vibrant arbitration community and will provide you with a number of valuable publications, preferential rates to ASA conferences and much more!

Benefits of regular ASA membership:

• Subscription to the ASA Bulletin
• Full digital access to Kluwer Law Online’s searchable database of the ASA Bulletin archive
• Complimentary copies of each ASA Special Series volume
• Preferential rates to ASA conferences and events
• The ability to feature your profile in ASA’s searchable online directory, half price cost for ASA Members
• Stay informed with regular newsletters on ASA activities and events

See the ASA Articles of Association here.

Junior ASA Membership

If you are age 40 years and under, you benefit from a reduced membership fee with the same benefits as the regular ASA membership.

Corporate Collective ASA Membership

This membership category is open to organisations that are not law firms, and do not provide legal advice or representation. The annual membership fee is CHF 500.– (incl. VAT). This membership fee includes one subscription to the quarterly ASA Bulletin, and one copy of each ASA Special Series. Employees of member organisations may attend ASA events at member rates.

ASAbelow40 Community

If you are 40 years or below, you may join our ASA below 40 community for free, which connects you with many other young professionals and students in the field of international arbitration. You can be a junior ASA member at the same time, but this is not mandatory.

ASA Profiles

If you feature your profile in ASA’s online directory, users and practitioners can find you and your capabilities easily if they need an arbitrator, counsel or expert.

We now offer two profile options to cater to the preferences and needs of all users. Both listing options are available with or without ASA Membership.

The first option is an extensive paid full profile, displaying comprehensive information including a profile photograph, references, practical experience, panels, and publications. The second option is a free short profile with limited fields, particularly beneficial for newcomers.