The new act imposes statutory obligations on undertakings which fail to make payments on time, even for payments due before 16 March 2011.

The European Commission has approved a Slovenian scheme of 22.8 million worth, to support companies in various sectors affected by the Covid-19 pandemic and taken measures to reduce the spread of the virus.

Did you have an unsettled pecuniary claim against a Slovenian company that was deleted ex officio from the companies’ register without liquidation due to inactivity? Did you continue the recovery procedure against the shareholder? We suggest you check whether the procedure is still open!

Slovenia recently adopted a number of amendments to the Commercial Companies Act.

It was expected that this article would analyse the effects of the recent amendment to the Enforcement Procedure and Interim Protection Act.

Schoenherr's Ljubljana office stands as one of Slovenia's premier business law firms, offering comprehensive legal services spanning M&A transactions, private equity investments, real estate acquisitions, and financial restructuring. With internationally trained lawyers fluent in multiple languages, the firm serves both foreign and domestic investors across diverse sectors including automotive, energy, banking, and technology.

At the outset, a joint venture (JV) is accompanied by handshakes, a meeting of minds and a great business strategy.

Already back in July 2014, the Slovenian Ministry of Economic Development and Technology introduced a proposal for amending the Slovenian Commercial Companies Act.

The New Law Aims at Protecting Entities against the Negative Effects of Insolvency by their Majority Owners...

The application for registrations of beneficial owners is now operational. Deadline to register beneficial owners is 19 January 2018.

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, Slovenia has implemented various measures to help businesses face these challenging times.

On the 30th of June the latest amendment to the Financial Collateral Act (FCA) will come into force, with its main objective to assist the economy in tackling the credit crunch, thus creating new jobs and incentives for economic growth.

The Slovenian Competition Protection Agency is entrusted with the enforcement of merger control under the Prevention of the Restriction of Competition Act of 2008.

In Slovenia, different aspects of M&A are regulated by different respective bodies of law: the corporate law aspects are subject to the Companies Act; and the takeovers "stricto sensu" (takeovers of public companies) are regulated by the Takeovers Act and the Financial Instruments Market Act.

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