A arbitragem enquanto método heterocompositivo de solução de conflitos empresariais : uma análise voltada ao compliance.

Abstract

This research aims to analyze the viability of arbitration as a heterocompositive method of resolving business disputes, in light of corporate compliance practices. Considering the growing regulatory demands and the need for integrity in corporate relations, the study is based on the premise that arbitration can serve as an effective tool to address disputes arising from regulatory compliance issues. The research adopts a deductive method with a theoretical-analytical approach and bibliographic support, along with an analysis of the Arbitration in Numbers 2024 report. The study begins with an overview of the concept and historical development of compliance, explores its connection with both autocompositive and heterocompositive conflict resolution methods, and culminates in assessing arbitration as a suitable mechanism for managing complex and strategic business disputes. The results indicate that arbitration, due to its speed, confidentiality, specialization, and procedural flexibility, aligns with the goals of corporate compliance, contributing to corporate governance, risk mitigation, and the reinforcement of an ethical and transparent organizational culture.