Aleksa is a Senior Associate at SOG Law Firm.
He is a member of the Corporate and M&A department specializing in corporate, commercial, and project development areas.
Aleksa’s key expertise is corporate law. He advises local and international clients in local and cross-border M&A transactions with a focus on real estate, energy and infrastructure, and retail industry groups. Furthermore, he counsels in all aspects of joint venture structuring, spin-offs and corporate restructuring, squeeze-outs, corporate governance, and general corporate matters.
In addition, Aleksa is also a member of the Energy, Infrastructure & PPP practice group and he counsels in legal matters related to developing and financing energy projects (particularly in the renewable energy sector) and was involved in major energy projects in Serbia, representing both developers and financiers.
Aleksa also advises on merger clearance and foreign exchange regulatory matters.
PRACTICES
- Banking & Finance
- Competition and Antitrust
- Corporate/M&A
- Energy, Infrastructure & PPP
- Real Estate
EDUCATION
- University of Belgrade, Law School
LANGUAGES
- English
PRACTICES
- Banking & Finance
- Competition and Antitrust
- Corporate/M&A
- Energy, Infrastructure & PPP
- Real Estate
EDUCATION
- University of Belgrade, Law School
LANGUAGES
- English
NEWS & PUBLICATIONS
Digital Transactions in the Legal Surroundings – a New Horizon for Tokenization
Although it was created more than a decade ago, blockchain technology is still in the making, and that is why it is always new and insufficiently clear at the same time. It is mostly equated in layman's terms with cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, and others, but...
Market Snapshot: Consolidation in Serbia’s Banking Sector
At the end of 2020, there were 26 banks operating independently from other banks in Serbia. At the end of 2021, there were 23 such banks. A few merger processes are still ongoing and will lead to that number shrinking to just 19 before the end of 2022. This...
A Brief Analysis of The Serbian Banking Sector 2022: Current Trends and Perspectives
At the end of 2021, the total number of active banks in the Serbian market was 23. The consolidation trend continued and financial results on the sector level in 2021 indicate the same trend for the next years. Total assets on a sector level on 31 December 2021...