Ms. Kameliya Naydenova is Legal Counsel South-Central Europe at Mondelēz International. Prior to that, Kameliya was working for more than four years as Legal & Compliance Officer at Johnson & Johnson, the multinational medical devices, pharmaceutical and consumer goods manufacturer. Her work experience is focused on anti-competitive practices and mainly vertical agreements, information exchange between competitors and companies active at different levels of the supply chain, abuse of a dominant position and unfair competition (misleading and comparative advertising). Ms. Naydenova graduated LL.M. in Competition Law with Merit at the University of London, International Programs. She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Economic Regulation and Postgraduate Certificate in International Business Law from the University of London and a Master degree diploma in Law awarded with Distinction from Sofia University. Ms. Naydenova has worked as a lawyer in leading international and Bulgarian law firms. In the period 2010-2013 she was Arbitrator at the International Arbitration Court of the Legal Interaction Alliance Association in Bulgaria. Kameliya speaks English, Spanish and Bulgarian.
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Summary : On February 28, 2017 the Bulgarian Commission on Protection of Competition sanctioned BTV Media Group for abuse of stronger bargaining position as per Article 37a of the Bulgarian Protection on Competition Act. BTV Media Group is part of Central European Media Enterprises (...)
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On 26 May 2016 the Bulgarian Commission on Protection of Competition sanctioned Siemens Bulgaria for abuse of stronger bargaining position as per the new Article 37a of the Bulgarian Protection on Competition Act. Siemens Bulgaria is a subsidiary of the corporation Siemens AG (Germany). The new (...)
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On February 25, 2016 the Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) in Bulgaria has published its Conclusion of the sector inquiry on the Bulgarian market for the manufacture and sale of petrol and diesel fuels. The sector inquiry was initiated the middle of 2015 as doubts occurred that (...)
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On December 10, 2015 the European Commission accepted the commitments proposed by Bulgarian Energy Holding to open up the Bulgarian wholesale electricity market. The decision should lead to greater liberalization and transparency on the wholesale electricity market in Bulgaria, thus enhancing (...)
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The 7th meeting of Sofia Competition Forum was held on November 12, 2015 in Sofia, Bulgaria. It has been its third consecutive year since SCF was created in 2012 as a joint initiative of UNCTAD and the Bulgarian Commission on Protection of Competition. The aim of the Forum is to assist (...)
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On September 23, 2015 the five-member panel of the Bulgarian Supreme Administrative Court confirmed the decision of the Commission on Protection of Competition for immediate enforcement of the decision ordering for Uber to suspend operations in Bulgaria. On June 30, 2015, the CPC adopted its (...)
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On July 09, 2015 the Bulgarian Parliament adopted an amendment to the Protection of Competition Act prohibiting the abuse of stronger bargaining position. The new provision (newly adopted Article 37a, Chapter 7a) prohibits any act or omission of an undertaking having a stronger bargaining (...)
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On May 27, 2015 the Bulgarian Commission for Protection of Competition adopted three separate decisions imposing sanctions on each of the three power distribution companies, and namely CEZ Distribution Bulgaria AD , EVN Bulgaria Electrical Distribution AD and ENERGO-PRO Grids AD for abusing (...)
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