Today's uncertainties at the European Union's eastern border have left companies questioning the safety of their people and the continuity of their operations in that part of the world...

In practice, a recurring issue is whether the cancellation of a Share Transfer Agreement on grounds arising under Serbian obligations law (e.g., mistakes, fraud, etc.) can also affect the ownership of a share...

The Serbian Business Registers Agency recently announced that will press misdemeanour charges against businesses that have not registered their real owner.

On 31 December 2018, the Central Register of Ultimate Beneficial Owners has been established with the Serbian Business Register Agency.

9 April 2020 – Following a wave of similar legislation recently adopted in the US and in EU countries, the Serbian government has introduced a state guarantee scheme to support market liquidity...

The Serbian Labor Minister, Zoran Đorđević, recently announced amendments to the Law on Employment of Foreigners and the Law on Foreigners.

On 25 May 2018 the Parliament of the Republic of Serbia adopted the anticipated Law on the Central Register of Ultimate Beneficial Owners (the "Law").

Legal entities in Serbia have until 8 July 2018 to determine their Ultimate Beneficial Owners and collect supporting documentation.

Starting from year 2022, founders of all companies in Serbia will be able to register their businesses electronically, without having to go to the APR Agency.

The global pandemic has left local economies shaken.

The Serbian government passed the Decree on conditions and procedures for the Attraction of Direct Investments, which was published in the Official Gazette of Serbia No. 28/2015 from March 20, 2015.

According to Article 5 of the Serbian Banking Act (Zakon o bankama), no person other than a bank licensed in Serbia may engage in the granting of loans unless...

29 July 2020 - In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Bank of Serbia ("NBS") adopted on 27 July 2020 two decisions aimed at protecting Serbia's financial system...

"The Perfect Storm in Business through the Prism of Global Risks" was the topic of a panel discussion held on 19 May 2022 at the Metropol Hotel in Belgrade, jointly organized by the Business Intelligence Institute...

The Serbian Companies Act defines cross-border mergers as mergers of at least one commercial entity registered in Serbia and at least one commercial entity from EU Member States or states signatory to the EEA Agreement.

Southeast Asia's technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) sector is entering a decisive new phase.

The Government of the Republic of Serbia adopted a program of direct benefits to private legal entities at a session held on February 11th, 2021.

Companies are no longer only assessed on their financial performance.

On 12 April 2021, the Serbian Competition Authority ("SCA") issued an opinion on the fundamental merger control notion of a "concentration" in cases involving interrelated transactions (the "Opinion").

Within Serbia, the relationship between a non-resident managing director and a company may be regulated by an employment or a management agreement.