Panagiotis
Kyriakou
Counsel
Geneva
Member of the Athens Bar, Registered at the Geneva Bar
Expertise
International arbitration
Enforcement & asset recovery
Sports
Enforcement & asset recovery
Sports
Professional background
PhD research and teaching assistantship (Geneva Graduate Institute)
Article editing for the Journal of International Economic Law (Oxford University Press)
Traineeships in arbitration, trade and corporate law (Athens, Paris and Geneva)
Article editing for the Journal of International Economic Law (Oxford University Press)
Traineeships in arbitration, trade and corporate law (Athens, Paris and Geneva)
Education
PhD in International Law, Geneva Graduate Institute
Master in International Dispute Settlement, University of Geneva & Geneva Graduate Institute
LLB in Law, University of Athens
Master in International Dispute Settlement, University of Geneva & Geneva Graduate Institute
LLB in Law, University of Athens
Languages
English
Greek
Spanish
Portuguese
French
Greek
Spanish
Portuguese
French
Professional affiliations
Athens Bar Association
Swiss Arbitration Association
Associação Lusófona de Arbitragem e Mediação
Comitê Brasileiro de Arbitragem
Blockchain Lawyers Forum
International Law Association
Swiss Arbitration Association
Associação Lusófona de Arbitragem e Mediação
Comitê Brasileiro de Arbitragem
Blockchain Lawyers Forum
International Law Association
Publications
“Article R49” in I. Bantekas and M. Diaconu, Commentary on the CAS Code (CUP, 2026 – forthcoming)
“Esports Events and the Carbon Footprint: A Legal Perspective” in L. Shmatenko (ed.), The Global Guide to Esports Law (Hart 2026 – forthcoming)
The Seraing Moment of National Sports Bodies?”, 4(1) Athlitismos & Dikaio (2026) (in Greek)
“Swiss Law in International Sports Disputes: Practical Examples and Outlook” (with G. Palermo), 2025(2) CAS Bulletin
“The AG’s Opinion in Seraing: protecting autonomy and integration, but at what cost?”, Cambridge International Law Journal Blog (2025)
“Book review: The Parthenon Marbles and International Law by Catharine Titi”, 13(1) Cambridge International Law Journal (2024)
“Use of Non-WTO International Law in WTO Dispute Settlement” (with J. Bohanes) in M. T. Molina-Tejeda (ed.), Practical Aspects of WTO Litigation (Kluwer, 2020)
“Revisiting the Dispute Threshold in International Interpretation Proceedings: Deeds, Not Words” (with A. Cottin), 10 Journal of International Dispute Settlement (2019)
“Mitigating the Risks Entailed in Shareholders’ Claims for Reflective Loss: Suggestions for Investment Treaty Reform”, 19 Journal of World Investment and Trade (2018)
“An analysis of the Compensation Regime Applicable to Claims Arising from Armed Conflicts Affecting Investments in the Middle East” (with N. Radjai & L. Halonen), 4 BCDR International Arbitration Review (2017)
“Esports Events and the Carbon Footprint: A Legal Perspective” in L. Shmatenko (ed.), The Global Guide to Esports Law (Hart 2026 – forthcoming)
The Seraing Moment of National Sports Bodies?”, 4(1) Athlitismos & Dikaio (2026) (in Greek)
“Swiss Law in International Sports Disputes: Practical Examples and Outlook” (with G. Palermo), 2025(2) CAS Bulletin
“The AG’s Opinion in Seraing: protecting autonomy and integration, but at what cost?”, Cambridge International Law Journal Blog (2025)
“Book review: The Parthenon Marbles and International Law by Catharine Titi”, 13(1) Cambridge International Law Journal (2024)
“Use of Non-WTO International Law in WTO Dispute Settlement” (with J. Bohanes) in M. T. Molina-Tejeda (ed.), Practical Aspects of WTO Litigation (Kluwer, 2020)
“Revisiting the Dispute Threshold in International Interpretation Proceedings: Deeds, Not Words” (with A. Cottin), 10 Journal of International Dispute Settlement (2019)
“Mitigating the Risks Entailed in Shareholders’ Claims for Reflective Loss: Suggestions for Investment Treaty Reform”, 19 Journal of World Investment and Trade (2018)
“An analysis of the Compensation Regime Applicable to Claims Arising from Armed Conflicts Affecting Investments in the Middle East” (with N. Radjai & L. Halonen), 4 BCDR International Arbitration Review (2017)