EU Directive 2019/2121 (also known as the "Mobility Directive") aims to create a reinforced framework for cross-border operations while ensuring the protection of employees, creditors and minority shareholders in the internal market. In Romania, ...more »

Article written by Mihaela Nyerges, Managing Partner at Nyerges & Partners With a slight delay from the initial announcement made by authorities at the end of last year, the Ministry of Energy has just submitted for public consultations the m...more »

Article by Mihaela Nyerges, Managing Partner, and Mihaela Spiridon, Senior Associate at Nyerges & PartnersThe Ministry of Energy has submitted for public debate a new legislative proposal for offshore wind energy in Romania. This law is eagerly ...more »

article by Carmen Peli, PeliPartners partner and head of the Banking & Finance Legislation to support corporate financing needs to be adapted to the current realities of the lending market to mitigate risk and support the full potential ...more »

Author: Andra Cașu, Partner, Head of Direct Tax, EY Romania If only 10 years ago, companies only had to prepare and send to the authorities a few tax returns on a regular basis, the complexity, and dynamics of the constantly evolving economic env...more »

Competition authorities observed in recent years that the use of algorithms in business related activities, particularly in pricing, can also have negative effects in certain cases, especially by facilitating collusive practices - coordination betw...more »

Romania's National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), designed to ensure an optimal balance between EU priorities and Romania's development needs, provides significant opportunities for the private sector to benefit from financing to build and/or...more »

Article by Cătălin Sabău – Associate, Wolf Theiss Following two (2) years of uncertainty, at the behest of the Romanian Government, the Ministry for Finance published the draft Government Decision for the approval of procedures for the a...more »

The procedure for initiating zonal urban plans (PUZs) by private investors, whether individuals or legal entities, is subject to a major reform in the draft Urbanism Code currently under parliamentary debate, according to an analysis by the law fir...more »

The proposed reforms regarding the Code of land planning, urbanism, and constructions – the Urbanism Code – are substantial and potentially useful. However, for successfully implementing such reforms, additional legal accuracy is required, acco...more »