Firm PROFILE

Efrim Rosca & Associates

Europe 2026

Rankings

Leading firm in Europe 2026

Ranked Department

Ranked Individuals

Top figures

12

Lawyers

2

Partners

2015

Established Year

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Contributions and articles

8 Global Practice Guides

Overview

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Efrim, Roșca & Asociații (ERA) is a business law firm specializing in corporate/M&A, competition, and regulatory issues. The firm advises multinational corporations, financial institutions, and government agencies, including the Government of the Republic of Moldova and the National Financial Market Commission. ERA is known for managing complex transactions, providing precise legal drafting, and offering pragmatic, solution-focused advice in highly regulated industries.

Industry sectors (13)

Financial services
Capital markets
Insurance
Energy
ICT
Telecommunications
Automotive
Tobacco
Real estate
Infrastructure
Public sector
Logistics
Pharmaceuticals

Capabilities (11)

Corporate/M&A
Cross-border transactions
Merger control
FDI screening
Financial services regulation
Capital markets
Corporate governance
Regulatory advisory
Administrative law and dispute resolution
Restructuring
Legal due diligence

Clients (15)

Vienna Insurance Group
Philip Morris International
Schwarz Group
Honda Motor Co
Nissan
Coca-Cola
Google
Huawei
TikTok
Iute Europe
METRO Cash & Carry
ISUZU
the National Financial Market Commission
Moldova IT Park
Victoriabank

Key people

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Oleg EFRIM
Managing Partner
Vlad ROȘCA
Partner
Ina JIMBEI
Managing Associate, Head of Competition Practice

Work & experience

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ERA’s philosophy is built on precision, clarity, and execution, delivering commercially driven advice aligned with clients’ objectives. The firm specializes in complex M&A, merger control, FDI, and financial regulation, with strong expertise in regulated sectors. Recent work includes advising on a high-profile insurance acquisition involving state participation and Phase II clearance, as well as cross-border financing structures.