The team’s considerable experience includes bilateral and syndicated loans, structured financing, project financing, acquisition financing, export financing, real estate financing and various forms of leasing.
Vinge has solid experience in bonds and certificates. For example, we advise on establishing bond programmes, high yield bonds, hybrid instruments and securitisations. We are also a leader on the domestic market for corporate bonds.
Our substantial experience of various forms of derivatives means we are regularly asked to give industry opinions.
Vinge advises on financial renegotiations and acts on behalf of borrowers, lenders and other interested parties. We also undertake engagements as trustees in bankruptcy, administrators in corporate restructuring and liquidators. Read more in Restructuring and Insolvency.
Chambers and Partners, IFLR, Legal 500 and other respected organisations all rank the lawyers in our Banking and Finance group highly.
With a comprehensive international network of leading law firms, we also offer integrated cross border advice. And because we are a full‑service firm, we can support our clients in all their business law matters.
One source lauds the group as a "great team," describing the practitioners as "always available, knowledgeable and very business-minded." Another client praises the "highly skilled" team for its "experience from complex transactions and its cross-border capabilities." (Chambers and Partners 2020)
‘The team has broad experience and a good knowledge of the market, which means they can handle complex transactions in different areas of expertise.‘ (Legal 500 2020)
Vinge advises Willis Tower Watson, global risk adviser, insurance and reinsurance broker, in its divestment of Max Matthiessen to Nordic Capital.
Vinge has advised the fintech company Anyfin AB in connection with an investment round of approximately MSEK 300, in which EQT Ventures as a new investor, as well as a number existing investors such as Accel, Northzone, Global Founders Capital and Fintech Collective, are participating.
The global technology company Altair has acquired the WRAP software business from Wrap International AB. The acquisition is a strategic complement to Altair’s portfolio.