China to build industrial park in Belgrade’s suburb
Minister of Innovation and Technological Development Nenad Popovic and Chinese Ambassador Li Manchang said this during their meeting in Belgrade….
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Montenegro: Competition Watchdog to Also Cover State Aid
Apart from antitrust and merger control issues, the Montenegrin Competition Agency will soon also be in charge of State aid…
READ MOREFrench corporation to run Belgrade airport for next 25 years
Brnabic told reporters that the planned income from the concession and investments was EUR 1.5 billion over the next 25…
READ MORESerbian economy in 2017, in numbers
The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia (RZS) announced this on Friday. According to estimates, gross fixed capital formation…
READ MOREBosnia to Change Merger Filing Fees?
Compared to its neighbors, Bosnia and Herzegovina has been known as a jurisdiction with relatively low merger filing fees. Will…
READ MORESerbia: Bid Rigging in a Cafe and Sportswear Price Fixing
As has been the case in previous years, the Serbian Competition Commission used the end of the year to close…
READ MORECommission Imposed Measure for Protection of Competition
The Commission for Protection of Competition established the infringement of competition and imposed a measure for protection of competition against…
READ MOREMerger Control in Serbia: Who Can Challenge Commission Decisions?
Similar to the question who can challenge the Competition Commission’s individual exemption decisions, it is not entirely clear who can…
READ MORESerbia: Who Should Have Standing to Challenge Individual Exemption Decisions?
Apart from whether to retain the current notification system of individual exemption or switch to self-assessment, another possible dilemma of…
READ MOREIndividual Exemption in Serbia: Notification or Self-Assessment? Both!
In the process of the drafting of the new Serbian Competition Act, apart from the merger filing thresholds, an issue…
READ MORESerbia is soon to get a new Competition Act
Serbia is soon to get a new Competition Act, and while it’s uncertain which parts of the current law will…
READ MORESerbian Commission Imposes a Fine for Excessive Pricing
The Serbian Competition Commission seems to want to get as many cases off the table as possible before the year’s…
READ MORESerbia: Investment Incentives and State Aid
State subsidies for direct investments represent one of the main reasons why foreign investors come to Serbia – so it’s…
READ MORESerbia’s First Competition Law Association Formed in Belgrade
On Friday, Serbia got its first competition law association – the Serbian Competition Law Section. It was started by Serbian…
READ MORESerbia: First Phase II Merger Probe of 2017
By a decision dated 10 October 2017, the Serbian Competition Commission has launched its first Phase II merger probe of…
READ MORESerbian Commission Launches Discriminatory Pricing Probe
The Serbian Competition Commission has continued with a high level of enforcement activity, this time by launching an abuse of…
READ MOREAntitrust: Commission fines Scania €880
The European Commission has found that Scania broke EU antitrust rules. It colluded for 14 years with five other truck…
READ MORED&P wins landmark judgment for employers
Law firm Doklestic & Partners has won significant verdict of the Second Basic Court in Belgrade (the “Court”), in which…
READ MOREDraft Law on Interchange Fees and Special Operating Rules
The National Bank of Serbia (hereinafter: the „NBS“) has prepared the Draft Law on Interchange Fees and Special Operating Rules for…
READ MOREGajin Law to Merge with Doklestic & Partners
We are pleased to announce that Gajin Law, a Serbian competition boutique, is about to merge with Doklestic & Partners,…
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