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August 2025 – A new funding opportunity in Romania—the DR-23 Investments for the Processing of Agricultural Products Aid Scheme—has been launched following its publication in the Official Gazette...

The Romanian legislation on the sale of farmland has been significantly amended. The new provisions were enacted with the declared aim of consolidating...

The law recently published in the Official Gazette no. 1160 of 15 December 2025 brings important changes to tax and corporate legislation.

The favourable credit market coupled with attractive interest rates led to a comeback for leveraged loans following the financial crisis.

8 May 2020 – During the current state of emergency, the Romanian government has adopted a series of measures aimed at reducing the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic

In follow-up to our summary regarding the preliminary evaluation for the banks' authorisation, as detailed in Regulation no. 12/2020 on the authorization of credit institutions...

Some Considerations on Overcoming Difficulties in Business Relationships

On July 26th, 2022, Law no. 265/2022 regarding the Trade Registry and for amending and supplementing certain legal enactments impacting the registration in the Trade Registry has been published in the Official Gazette of Romania ("Law 265/2022").

Veja aqui como são as medidas de suporte pelo coronavírus e o que as empresas precisam saber à medida em que buscam ajuda dos governos.

The social and economic context of recent years and the development in technologies that allow more flexible business models, with employees working from everywhere, has resulted in a greater number of companies wanting to be present in the Romanian market.

The primary legislation governing insolvency and restructuring proceedings is Law 85/2014 on preventing insolvency and insolvency proceedings (the "Insolvency Law").

The summary below describes some of the legal aspects relevant to our clients regarding the emergence of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Romania.

On 27 November 2019, the Romanian Parliament approved a Law on Regulation of Alternative Investment Funds (the "New AIF Law"),...

Romanian authorities unceremoniously ended the partnership with the previously selected state-owned Chinese company, China General Nuclear Power Corporation, ...

The competent merger control authority in Romania is the Romanian Competition Council ("RCC").

The legal vehicles mostly used by the investors in Romania are the limited liability company (LLC), joint stock company (JSC), the branch, and the Representative Office.