The rapid enforcement of judgments is another advantage of DDC arbitration. Unlike a court, the DDC has the ability to bring unique pressures on the losing party to pay: it can put him out of business almost instantaneously by hanging his picture in the clubroom of every bourse in the world with a notice that he failed to pay his debt. Thus, the threat of publicity and the practice of keeping disputes secret as long as judgments are paid gives the defendant an incentive to promptly comply with the arbitrators' judgment.

Lisa Bernestein, Opting out of the Legal Sys…, loc. 238