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Law Office Miroslav Stojanovic, in cooperation with Wolf Theiss

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Serbia: Corporate, M&A and privatisation > Corporate, M&A and privatisation

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Serbia: Competition > Competition
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Serbia: Competition

Within Competition, Law Office Miroslav Stojanovic, in cooperation with Wolf Theiss is a second tier firm,

Law Office Miroslav Stojanovic, in cooperation with Wolf Theiss’ Belgrade team works alongside Vienna-based Günter Bauer to provide comprehensive competition advice to a mainly foreign client base. The firm advised Cooper Tire & Rubber Company on merger control issues, and Raiffeisen Banka on competition aspects of a real estate loan restructuring plan. Senior associate Maja Stanković has an impressive reputation among peers.

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Serbia: Corporate, M&A and privatisation

Within Corporate, M&A and privatisation, Law Office Miroslav Stojanovic, in cooperation with Wolf Theiss is a first tier firm,

Law Office Miroslav Stojanovic, in cooperation with Wolf Theiss advised United States Steel Corporation on the high-profile sale of its entire Serbian steel manufacturing operations to the Republic of Serbia; and Cooper Rubber & Tire Company on the €50m acquisition of Trayal’s passenger car tyre production assets. Other clients include Coca-Cola HBC, which the firm is advising on a minority shareholder squeeze-out; and Dr. Oetker, which it is advising on the €25m acquisition of Centroproizvod’s sweet and powder product assets. Miroslav Stojanović and Bojana Bregović are the lead contacts.

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Serbia: Real estate

Within Real estate, Law Office Miroslav Stojanovic, in cooperation with Wolf Theiss is a second tier firm,

The six-lawyer real estate team at Law Office Miroslav Stojanovic, in cooperation with Wolf Theiss is advising new client Strasser Immobilien on a greenfield retail park development in the city of Subotica. The firm is also advising Hypo Alpe-Adria Bank on the restructuring of security collateral for a large property development. Miroslav Stojanović is highly regarded by clients, and is noted for his ‘common sense, ability to implement strategies taking economical factors into consideration, and broad knowledge’.

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Legal Developments by:
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  • EU TRANSACTION TAX: ADDITIONAL BURDENS ON BANKS?

    The finance ministers of the European Union met again last week to discuss the plan of introducing a single EU financial transaction tax. According to the plan, a 0.1 percent tax would be levied on bond and capital transactions, while a 0.01 percent tax would be charged on derivatives transactions.
    - Wolf Theiss

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  • Opinion issued on public procurement and consortium agreements

    The Commission for Protection of Competition has issued an opinion(1) on public procurement and consortium agreements concluded between competitors in tendering and public procurement procedures.
    - Schönherr

  • Opinion issued on public procurement and consortium agreements

    The Commission for Protection of Competition has issued an opinion(1) on public procurement and consortium agreements concluded between competitors in tendering and public procurement procedures. The commission views consortium agreements as restrictive agreements, as they inevitably set prices and other commercial requirements for performing specific transactions. Therefore, such agreements must be submitted to the commission for an individual exemption.
    - Schönherr

  • Competition Authority clears three-to-two concentration in sugar market

    In February 2013 the Competition Authority cleared the takeover of Hellenic Sugar Industry SA by Sunoko doo, subject to structural and behavioural measures. Hellenic Sugar is the only producer of sugar in Greece which also owns two sugar production plants in Serbia. Sunoko, on the other hand, is a producer of sugar in Serbia, part of MK Group, a vertically integrated producer of agricultural products and also has various other activities related to agricultural production. The authority prohibited the takeover at first, but clearance was issued on a second attempt.
    - Schönherr

  • Competition Authority publishes results of petroleum derivatives market analysis

    In February 2013 the Competition Authority published the results of its sector analysis of the petroleum derivatives markets in Serbia in 2011. The analysis, carried out between April and
    - Schönherr

  • Mergers & Acquisitions 2013. Chapter 37 Serbia.

    This guide provides corporate counsel and international practitioners with a comprehensive worldwide legal analysis of the laws and regulations of mergers and acquisitions. This article appeared in the 2013 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Mergers & Acquisitions; published by Global Legal Group Ltd, London. www.iclg.co.uk.
    - Schönherr

  • Real Estate 2013. Chapter 33: Serbia

    This guide provides the international practitioner and in-house counsel with a comprehensive worldwide legal analysis of the laws and regulations of real estate. This article appeared in the 2013 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Real Estate; published by Global Legal Group Ltd, London. www.iclg.co.uk )
    - Schönherr

  • The Two Corporate Governance Systems in the New Serbian Companies’ Act

    The pivotal moment for the business environment in Serbia is February 2012: the moment when the new Companies’ Act (the Act) comes into force. The new law, reflected in around 600 articles in the Act, will be the cornerstone for all companies in Serbia, whether LLC, JSC, partnership, or entrepreneur. The Act introduces two new, intricate, distinctive systems of corporate governance.
    - Schönherr

  • Serbia: New financial institutions regulator in Serbia

    Serbia's National Bank (Amendment) Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia, no. 76/12) established the Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority [Uprava za nadzor nad finansijskim institucijama] (“FISA”). The FISA is designated as a specialised regulatory unit within the National Bank (i.e. Serbia's central bank) with responsibility for and corresponding powers to supervise certain financial services and their providers in Serbia.
    - Schönherr

  • Corporate Recovery and Insolvency 2012 - Serbia

    A creditor may take security over a debtor’s assets under Serbian law in several ways.
    - Schönherr

  • Serbia: Capital Markets: New bylaws

    Belgrade Stock Exchange
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