Sustainability and Competition Global Practice Guide |
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Serbia |
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JPM & Partners
Contributors Updated 06 Sep 2022 |
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| Are ESG measures/sustainability agreements included in your jurisdictional competition regime? | No. |
| If ESG measures/sustainability agreements are not included in your jurisdictional competition regime, do you foresee any new regulations coming into place in 2022? | No. |
| Has your Authority issued any guidance on the role, if any, of ESG in the competition law analysis applied to mergers or other conduct? | No. |
| Has your jurisdiction issued guidance regarding competitor collaborations or participating in industry working groups, and if so, do they specifically address ESG? | No. |
| Can parties seek specific guidance from authorities on proposed ESG initiatives? | No, only in regular proceedings. |
| How, if at all, does your jurisdiction quantify or calculate the ESG effects? | There is no such practice. |
| What does your legal authority currently permit even if your agency is not yet active on this topic? | There is no such practice. |
| Are there precedents that involved ESG/sustainability matters in your country? If so please provide a short description. | There are not yet precedents. |
| Is there specific antitrust regulation in your jurisdiction to be aware of which might give rise to private or class action ESG litigation? | There is no antitrust regulation. |
Sustainability and Competition Global Practice Guide
Are ESG measures/sustainability agreements included in your jurisdictional competition regime?
No.
If ESG measures/sustainability agreements are not included in your jurisdictional competition regime, do you foresee any new regulations coming into place in 2022?
No.
Has your Authority issued any guidance on the role, if any, of ESG in the competition law analysis applied to mergers or other conduct?
No.
Has your jurisdiction issued guidance regarding competitor collaborations or participating in industry working groups, and if so, do they specifically address ESG?
No.
Can parties seek specific guidance from authorities on proposed ESG initiatives?
No, only in regular proceedings.
How, if at all, does your jurisdiction quantify or calculate the ESG effects?
There is no such practice.
What does your legal authority currently permit even if your agency is not yet active on this topic?
There is no such practice.
Are there precedents that involved ESG/sustainability matters in your country? If so please provide a short description.
There are not yet precedents.
Is there specific antitrust regulation in your jurisdiction to be aware of which might give rise to private or class action ESG litigation?
There is no antitrust regulation.