In Q2 2020 we faced the new challenges brought about by Covid-19

The Fiscal Authority (FISC) of Romania receives information on the persons who have opened accounts at the banks and financial institutions in Romania and are doing transactions using them.

Historically speaking, uncertainty always existed in Romania regarding the meaning of abstention in general meetings of shareholders. What is at stake is the means to calculate the ...

In light of the Covid-19 crisis, the Ministry of Public Finance of Romania has announced that it will guarantee up to 80% of the value of the financing granted to SMEs.

The "debt discharge" (darea in plata) allows for the discharge in full of any loans contracted by a natural person and secured by a mortgage arrangement, including any accessories in connection therewith.

On 11 June 2015, the Romanian Ministry of Public Finance published the draft law transposing into Romanian legislation the EU Directive 2014/59/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council...

Unable to keep its budget deficit under control, Romania announced a comprehensive package of tax measures earlier this year aimed at ensuring the country's long-term financial sustainability.

The Romanian Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) released for public consultation a draft regulation proposing amendments to its Regulation 5/2019 applicable mainly to investment firms and...

This seems to be a hot year-end for Romanian infrastructure, with the government recently launching the first public procedure for the award of a strategic infrastructure project under the new Romanian PPP legislation.

Romania has introduced a new corporate income tax incentive allowing companies to claim an additional 50% deduction on expenses related to stock exchange listings. With the recent publication of Order 804/2026, the framework is now complete, covering consultancy fees, regulatory charges, market operator fees, and other substantiated costs incurred during the admission and first-year maintenance period.

Romania is currently taking steps to transpose Directive EU 2021/2167 on credit servicers and credit purchasers (the "NPL Directive") into national law.

Factoring volumes in Romania have seen a marked increase over the last year, up to EUR 3.68bln in the first half of 2022, according to public sources.

Skimming through business journals from the last decade or so, it feels like the transition to cloud computing has been looming over the banking

In Romania's largest leveraged buyout and largest retail transaction to date, Dechert lawyers guided private equity buyout investor Mid Europa Partners (MEP) ...

From 1991, by adopting the new Constitution, Romania has begun to consolidate a real market economy based on principles of the state of law guaranteeing the right of property irrespective of the owner. The transition from a centralized to a market economy is a complex process requiring radical changes in all fields of activity, but first of all in the economic field, Romania has made remarkable steps and has succeeded in reaching international and, in particular, European standard.