NAI statistics
The NAI publishes annual statistics on cases administered under NAI Rules. The statistics for the past year are shown below, and the statistics for previous years can be downloaded in PDF format.
2024
The statistics for 2024 are shown below:
- New cases filed in 2023: 56
- Number of ongoing cases on 31 December 2023: 70
- Total amount in dispute on 31 December 2024: €3.4 billion
Download the statistics for 2020 – 2024
Download the statistics from previous years using the links below.
NAI statistics compared to other institutes
Jus Mundi published a report in 2025 called the 2023 Global Arbitration Statistics Report (view the report here). The report, written by José Emilio Ruiz Pineda, offers an extensive, comparative analysis of arbitration cases, procedural developments and institutional reforms of the world’s leading arbitration institutions. Based on official data from the ICC, LCIA, HKIAC, DIAC, VIAC, SCC, NAI, ICDR, PCA and ICSID, the report offers insights into how arbitration has developed in 2023. The most important insights include trends in the number of cases, geographical differences, diversity, efficiency, the financial importance of the cases, public sector involvement, institutional innovations and perspectives.
In addition, the NAI is affiliated with the International Federation of Commercial Arbitration Institutions (IFCAI). IFCAI is an international organisation that unites commercial arbitration institutes worldwide. It focuses on the exchange of knowledge, promoting cooperation, training and education, and promoting international standards. IFCAI is currently investigating whether it can develop a standard for the statistics that the institutes publish annually.
