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Understand the dispute and parties’ intentions, connect suitable mediation resources, and coordinate communication, procedural information and progress.
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The International Commercial Mediation Committee and International Anti-Fraud Cooperation Committee are internal bodies of HKAML. Through them, the Alliance connects resources, exchanges expertise and coordinates projects in cross-border dispute resolution and anti-fraud cooperation.
International professional exchange. Impartial coordination.
Discuss mediation needs, connect professional resources and coordinate procedures for commercial disputes.
Understand the dispute and parties’ intentions, connect suitable mediation resources, and coordinate communication, procedural information and progress.
Participation is voluntary and impartial. Parties decide whether to participate and accept a settlement; confidentiality follows confirmed rules and agreements.
The Committee coordinates, does not replace lawyers or other professional institutions, makes no final adjudication and does not guarantee settlement. Relevant agreements define service scope and responsibility.
Connect resources, exchange expertise and coordinate projects for cross-border anti-fraud needs.
Discuss the matter and jurisdictions, connect legal, investigation, compliance and technical expertise, and support evidence and strategy exchanges, role clarification and project coordination.
Match institutions by expertise, local qualifications and authority, defining communication and information-sharing boundaries. Begin with a summary; use confirmed channels for sensitive materials.
Clients contract directly with qualified institutions for investigation, legal and recovery services requiring local qualifications. The Committee has no enforcement powers, does not replace providers in delivery and does not guarantee recovery.
These anonymised cases were provided by Alliance member organisations for industry exchange and capability demonstration only.
Connecting technology, law and professional expertise

Technical research & reference implementation




Businesses can describe cooperation needs; professional institutions can introduce their qualifications, jurisdictions and potential contributions.