Arbitrator Profile-World Credit Organization
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Arbitrator Profile
1. Arbitrator Qualification
1. Arbitrator qualifications, including:
(1) good conduct;
(2) Those who have legal knowledge and corresponding ability and meet one of the following conditions are deemed to meet this requirement:
A. Those who have worked in arbitration for 8 years;
B. Those who have worked as lawyers for 8 years;
C. Those who have served as a court judge for 8 years;
D. A professor or associate professor with a doctorate degree in law or engaged in legal research and teaching;
E. Have legal knowledge, engage in professional work such as economics and trade, and have recognized rich knowledge;
F. Obtain the qualification of International Certified Credit Accountant [ICCA] and have more than three years of practicing experience.
2, After taking office, the arbitrator shall obtain the international credit practice qualification within three months, go through practice registration, and obtain the status of individual member of the World Credit Organization (WCO), otherwise , as a voluntary resignation. If an arbitrator fails to take the continuing study examination and practice registration during the appointment period, he shall be deemed to have resigned automatically.
II. Guarantee of Independence of Arbitrators
1. The term of arbitrators is one year, unlimited automatic re-election, no serious dereliction of duty, integrity or misconduct, and has been tried by the International Court of Ethics. was fired.
2. Arbitrators, World Credit Organization (WCO) directors, supervisors, trial committee members, presidents, vice presidents and senior executives of the executive committee have the right to nominate arbitrators. People from all walks of life have the right to recommend arbitrators.
3. Nine members are directly elected by all arbitrators, and the nine members form the Arbitration Committee with a term of three years. The term of the members who are elected midway is the remainder of the current term of the Arbitration Committee.
The Arbitration Committee votes according to the principle of majority, and its duties are as follows:
(1) Deciding on the appointment and dismissal of arbitrators;
(2) Deciding and organizing the implementation of the internal management affairs and diplomatic affairs of the Arbitration Commission;
(3) Provide support for arbitrators in handling cases.
4. The arbitration committee directly elects one director and two deputy directors. The responsibility of the director is to preside over the daily work of the arbitration committee, and the deputy director assists the director in accordance with the arrangement of the director.
5. More than six (including the original number) arbitration committee members have the right to hold an arbitration committee meeting, and if five (including the original number) or more arbitration committee members support it, it means a vote is passed. If the director did not attend the meeting and did not designate the moderator of the meeting, the deputy director or participating committee members could elect a committee member to preside over the meeting.
6. The arbitrators and the arbitral tribunal shall handle cases on behalf of the Arbitration Commission in accordance with the principle of independence. Arbitration committees, arbitration committees, directors, deputy directors and other organizations and individuals have no right to interfere with the independent case handling of arbitrators and arbitral tribunals.
III. Introduction to Arbitrators
1, Fang Bangjian
Bachelor of Economics, Chinese lawyer qualification, International Certified Credit Accountant [ICCA].
2. Gao Chuanxiang
Master of Economics, International Certified Credit Associate [ICCA].
3. Wang Xinjie
China's economic teachers are called International Certified Credit Accountants [ICCA].
4. Jia Shuyan
Chinese accountant qualifications, master degree, International Certified Credit Accountant [ICCA].