Gun Jumping in North Macedonia: German Company Fined for Two Violations
The North Macedonian national competition authority (NCA) has issued a rare gun jumping decision. In the decision, apart from fining…
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Main Developments in Competition Law and Policy in 2021: Western Balkans
This post aims to present the main competition law developments in four Western Balkan jurisdictions – Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and…
READ MOREGun Jumping in Serbia: NCA Fines Fortenova, Probes Ernst & Young
Pursuing concentrations implemented without merger approval (gun jumping) has suddenly come to the focus of the Serbian national competition authority…
READ MORECompetition Law in Serbia: What Happened in 2020?
What were competition law developments in Serbia during 2020 worth mentioning and what to keep an eye on in 2021?
READ MORESerbia: NCA Clarifies Key Elements of Merger Control Regime
Serbia’s national competition authority (NCA), the Commission for Protection of Competition, has issued a guidance clarifying some of the main…
READ MORESerbia: NCA Clarifies Whether Acquisition of NPLs Triggers Merger Filing
Acquisition of portfolios of non-performing loans (NPLs) has been commonplace in Serbia for several years already. And an accompanying issue…
READ MOREMerger Control in Serbia: 2018
In 2018 the Serbian NCA examined a record number of mergers. Here are some of the most interesting statistics from…
READ MORECompetition Law in Macedonia: 2018
What were the major competition law developments in Macedonia (FYROM) during 2018?
READ MORECompetition Law in Bosnia and Herzegovina: 2018
What were the most notable developments during 2018 in the competition law of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
READ MORECompetition Law in Montenegro: 2018
What was new in competition law in Montenegro in the previous year?
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