Moldova's National Commission for Financial Markets participated in a bilateral screening meeting in Brussels on Chapter 6 Company Law, a session that marked the completion of the bilateral screening process under Cluster 2 of the European Union internal market. Led by vice-chair Vladimir Rusnac, the delegation delivered presentations to European Commission experts covering company law and corporate governance, takeover bids, and corporate reporting. The discussions focused on the degree of alignment of Moldova’s legal framework and the planned transposition of key EU measures, including directives on certain aspects of company law, shareholder rights and long-term shareholder engagement, transparency obligations for issuers admitted to trading on a regulated market, and takeover bids, alongside related requirements for mergers and divisions, capital formation, audit, and financial and non-financial reporting relevant to the capital market. The update sits within the Commission’s broader legislative approximation work linked to Moldova’s EU accession process, with the authority indicating an objective to integrate around 200 relevant EU acts into national legislation across capital markets, corporate governance, consumer protection for financial products, and sustainable finance.