Serbia: Leniency Application Leads to Antitrust Fines for Bid Rigging
Serbia’s national competition authority (NCA) has announced it has issued an infringement decision for bid rigging – based on a leniency…
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Serbia: What’s in Draft of New Competition Law?
For more than two years already, a new Serbian Competition Act has been brewing. Now, a draft of the new…
READ MOREMontenegro: NCA in a Rare Dawn Raid
Just before Easter, the Montenegrin NCA, Agency for Protection of Competition, has announced its most interesting news since the start…
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 MOREMastercard’s Interchange Fees Investigated by Serbian Antitrust Watchdog
The Serbian national competition authority (NCA) – the Commission for Protection of Competition – has launched an investigation against Mastercard….
READ MORESerbia: Antitrust Probe Against Bar Association Terminated
The Serbian NCA, Commission for Protection of Competition, announced today it has abandoned its case against the Serbian Bar Association….
READ MORECompetition Law in Bosnia: 2017
To complete the tetralogy, after the annual reviews of competition developments in Serbia, Montenegro, and Macedonia, here is, in a…
READ MOREBosnia: 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 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 MORELargest Serbian Dairy in a Cartel Investigation
The Serbian Competition Commission doesn’t seem to rest – it has launched another antitrust investigation. This time it is investigating Imlek,…
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