Slovenian corporate and financial legislation underwent major changes in the last year and a half. Among others, in this period a new Companies Act, new Banking Act, new Market and Financial Instrument Act, new Investments Trusts and Management Companies Act, and a whole new package of tax legislation was adopted. Other important changes to relevant legislation in this time include newly adopted or substantially amended legislation regulating import procedures, economic zones, mergers and acquisitions, public procurements and public-private partnership (PPP), the employment of foreigners and other areas.
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provide foreign trade partners and investors with the information they require to do business in Slovenia, the Centre for International Cooperation and Development (CMSR) has prepared a comprehensive legal guide which is fully updated with all the changes to the relevant legislation. The guide is published in the form of an e-book »Doing Business in Slovenia« and it can be ordered from the site in hard copy form. As an international organisation the CMSR also provides information about foreign markets and offers consultancy services to assist business cooperation.
The CMSR’s main analytical focus is to conduct country-risk analyses based on sophisticated and constantly improved methodology.
With its network of highly skilled local staff supplying the Centre with soft information on anticipated country reforms and market developments, it is the world’s top think-tank and country-risk information provider for the region of Eastern and South-east Europe.
