Miloš is a partner at SOG / Samardžić, Oreški & Grbović.
Miloš has more than a 10-year long career in banking. Prior to joining our team, he was Head of Public Finance Department and the member of the Credit Committee at Addiko Bank. He participated in various financial, restructuring, and M&A projects, and developed extensive experience in financial transactions with both corporate clients and public entities.
Before joining SOG, he was the Finance Specialist at the World Bank Competitiveness and Jobs project. His combined education in law, finance, and business, as well as the background in banking, is essential in providing clients with comprehensive advice mindful of both legal and commercial aspects of each project. Moreover, his experience in public offices and position with the World Bank makes him well positioned to advise clients cooperating with public authorities and institutions.
Miloš is a member of the General Assembly of the Central Depository and Clearing House of the Republic of Serbia and also Marshall Memorial Fellow, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Scholar, and St. Hugh’s College Alumni.
PRACTICES
- Banking & Finance
- Energy, Infrastructure & PPP
- Private Equity
EDUCATION
- University of Belgrade, Law School
- University of Oxford, Said Business School
- Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
ADMISSIONS
- Belgrade Bar Association
LANGUAGES
- English
- German
- French
PRACTICES
- Banking & Finance
- Energy, Infrastructure & PPP
- Private Equity
EDUCATION
- University of Belgrade, Law School
- University of Oxford, Said Business School
- Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
ADMISSIONS
- Belgrade Bar Association
LANGUAGES
- English
- German
- French
NEWS & PUBLICATIONS
Modernizing Data Protection Regulation – Serbia Ratifies Protocol to the Convention 108
On 26 May 2020, Republic of Serbia ratified the Protocol to the Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data, (CETS 223, “Protocol 223”). This makes Republic of Serbia the fourth country to ratify the...
Types of Alternative Investment Funds in Serbia
The Alternative Investment Funds Act (“Act”) came into force on 19 October 2019 and applies as of 20 April 2020, except certain provisions whose application is postponed. Additionally, the Securities Commission adopted 7 bylaws implementing the Act, which came...
Bylaws on Alternative Investment Funds Act
The Alternative Investment Funds Act (“Act”) came into force on 19 October 2019 and applies as of 20 April 2020, while the provisions governing small investors and public offering will be applicable from 1 January 2021, and the provision governing cross-border...