ANJA TASIĆ, LLM
Partner
AREAS OF EXPERTISE Competition and Antitrust State Aid Compliance Commercial Law Regulatory
EDUCATION LLM – Faculty of Law, Queen Mary University of London (Distinction) (2016) LLB – Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade (2012)
EXPERTISE
Anja is a partner at Radovanović Stojanović & Partners and leads the firm’s merger control and state aid practice areas.
Anja advises clients on competition law aspects of their day-to-day business operations, merger control issues, abuse of dominance and restrictive agreements matters. Anja’s main expertise lies in coordinating complex multijurisdictional merger control procedures as well as various risk assessments associated with merger control rules. She often advises clients from regulated industries including telecommunications, financial services and insurance and has extensive experience with private equity clients and FMCG, automotive, real estate and steel sectors.
ADMISSIONS
Belgrade Bar Association
RECOGNITIONS
Anja Tasić is recognised as a Next Generation Partner for the Competition practice area by Legal 500 and as an Up and Coming lawyer for Competition/Antitrust by Chambers and Partners.
LANGUAGES
Serbian, English
RELATED INSIGHTS
RS Partners Workshops at the Faculty of Law
During April 2023, Radovanović Stojanović & Partners held two workshops at the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade, as part of the Faculty’s Case Study course.
Radovanović Stojanović & Partners ranked among top law firms in Legal 500’s EMEA 2023
We are pleased to announce that Radovanović Stojanović & Partners has achieved top rankings in the latest Legal 500’s EMEA 2023, a total of eight.
The 2023 edition of the guide recognizes our Commercial, Corporate and M&A, Employment and Competition practices as top ranked ones.
Radovanović Stojanović & Partners’ Competition team ranked in Chambers & Partners 2023
We are pleased to announce that Radovanović Stojanović & Partners’ Competition & Antitrust team has achieved top rankings in the latest Chambers Europe 2023 Guide.
Serbian Competition Authority on a Spree: E-commerce and Gun-Jumping
Starting from the end of September up to the first week of November alone, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (“CPC”) initiated five investigations for suspected competition infringements. Not only is this level of enforcement activity rather high compared to previous years, but it also shows the CPC’s clear interest in two areas – the e-commerce sector and unnotified acquisitions (gun-jumping).
New Instruction for Detecting Bid Rigging in Public Procurement Procedures
During the first half of 2022 The Commission for Protection of Competition of the Republic of Serbia ("Commission") has been very proactive with respect to prevention of competition infringements. As a result of these efforts, in May the Commission also adopted a new Instruction for detecting bid rigging in public procurement procedures ("Instruction") thereby updating the older version of the Instruction from 2011.
Radovanović Stojanović & Partners’ Legal 500 2022 Rankings
Radovanović Stojanović & Partners is pleased to announce it has been listed among the leading law firms in Serbia by Legal 500 in their newest EMEA 2022 ranking.
AIK Banka, Gorenjska Banka, and Agri Europe Cyprus Limited sign a share purchase agreement to acquire six subsidiary banks in CEE from Sberbank Europe AG
Radovanović Stojanović & Partners, as lead counsel, advises AIK Banka a.d., Gorenjska Banka d.d. and Agri Europe Cyprus Limited on the acquisition of Sberbank Europe AG’s subsidiary banks in Serbia...
What Could the European Union’s Unfair Trading Practices Directive Mean for Companies in Serbia?
In April 2019, the European Parliament adopted the Directive 2019/633 on unfair trading practices in business-to-business relationships in the agricultural and food supply chain (“Directive”). The Directive aims to iron out the asymmetry...
Revisiting the New Serbian Competition Act
The whirlwind of 2020 has put many ongoing legislative processes on the back burner with legislators and governments prioritizing the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the abundance of regulations and measures that went with it.
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