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Vinge acted for Carnegie and Kempen & Co in connection with BioInvent’s private placement of new shares

June 09, 2011

BioInvent International AB (publ) (NASDAQ OMX Stockholm) has completed a private placement of new shares with international institutional investors and qualified investors in Sweden through an accelerated bookbuilding procedure. Carnegie Investment Bank and Kempen & Co acted as Joint Global Co-ordinators and Joint Bookrunners.

Vinge and Latham & Watkins were legal advisors to the bookrunners. The Vinge team was headed by capital markets partner Erik Sjöman.

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