Davinder Singh an Indian-origin named as vice-chair of ICC Commission on Corporate Responsibility and Anti-corruption.

 Indian-origin legal counselor Davinder Singh in the second week of February 2016 was designated as a vice- chair t of the International Chamber of Commerce's Commission on Corporate Responsibility and Anti-corruption.

With this appointment, Davinder Singh, a citizen of Singapore, became one of three vice-chairs of the commission. Other two vice-chairs are François Vincke of Belgium and Johann Le Frapper of France.

About Davinder Singh:

• He is the Chief Executive Officer of Drew and Napier LLC.

• He moved on from the National University of Singapore and was admitted to the Singapore Bar in 1983.

• He prosecuted cases in the Singapore Courts in verging on each zone of the law, including point of interest cases.

• He likewise has a dynamic worldwide discretion work on including the complex business question and numerous locales.

• He was the only  Singapore legal advisor to win the Outstanding Contribution to the Legal Profession Award at the Chambers APAC Awards 2014.

• He likewise drove the group which won the Cross-outskirt Dispute/Litigation of the Year honor for its effective arraignment of one of the biggest defilement cases in Brunei Darussalam.

• He was additionally a previous Member of Parliament for Bishan-Toa Payoh Group Representation Constituency from 1988 to 2006.

About I.C.C. and Commission on Corporate Responsibility and Anti-Corruption:

• I.C.C. is the biggest, most illustrative business association on the planet.

• I.C.C. has three main activities: rule setting, dispute resolution, and policy advocacy.

• It’s a huge number of part organizations in more than 180 nations have intrigues crossing each segment of private undertaking.

• I.C.C. was framed in 1919 and its home office is situated in Paris, France.

• The Commission on Corporate Responsibility and Anti-Corruption work intimately with the I.C.C. on defilement related issues.

• The focus of the commission is on issues related to anti-money laundering, counter terrorist-financing, public procurement and anti-corruption clauses in model contracts (Commercial Law and Practice).