Bosnia: An Ethnic Veto in Competition Law Enforcement?
A peculiarity of competition law enforcement in Bosnia and Herzegovina is what could be called an ‘ethnic veto’ – there has…
READ MORE
Competition Law in Montenegro: 2017
During 2017, the activities of the Montenegrin competition authority continued to be focused on merger control, with antitrust enforcement a…
READ MOREMontenegro: 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 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 MORECompetition Law in Serbia: 2017
Now that it’s behind us, it’s safe to say the previous year was one of the most eventful ones since…
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 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 drawing…
READ MORENew Merger Filing Thresholds for Serbia: A Proposal
Serbia is soon to get a new Competition Act, and while it’s uncertain which parts of the current law will…
READ MORE