At its 3 February 2025 meeting, the National Commission for Financial Markets approved sending for endorsement and public consultation a draft regulation establishing a direct settlement procedure between compulsory motor third-party liability (RCA) insurers, and adopted several securities-issuer register decisions. The draft regulation sets out the procedural stages for direct settlement, notification and confirmation deadlines for the validity of the insurance contract, payment compensation mechanisms between RCA insurers, and reporting obligations to the commission. It also proposes amendments to standard RCA forms to reflect the option for policyholders to purchase the direct settlement service, described as an optional auxiliary claims-handling service under which an RCA insurer manages accident losses suffered by its own insured. On authorisations, the commission registered the results of additional share issues by DRUMURI-EDINEČš and DRUMURI CAHUL, each for MDL 748,800 through non-cash contributions and consisting of 74,880 registered ordinary shares with a MDL 10 nominal value, increasing their share capitals to MDL 25,934,510 and MDL 24,849,900 respectively. Securities previously issued by COMPANIA BUGEAC, BUSINESS-LEASING and UNIUNEA LIBRARIILOR UNLIB were removed from the issuers register following liquidation.