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Vinge advises Carnegie in connection with the acquisition of Erik Penser Bank’s securities business

October 25, 2023 Employment and Benefits Private Funds Intellectual Property M&A Banking and Finance

Vinge has advised Carnegie Investment Bank AB in connection with the acquisition of the business sectors Erik Penser Wealth Management and Erik Penser Corporate Finance as well as the analytical services Penser Access and Penser Future from Erik Penser Bank AB. The consideration for the completed purchase consists of shares in Carnegie and the acquisition is subject to customary conditions from public authorities.

Carnegie Group is currently the Nordic region’s leading financial adviser and asset manager with 800 employees in six countries. Erik Penser Bank offers an extensive portfolio of financial services and was founded through the establishment of Erik Penser Fondkommission in 1994 by Erik Penser.

Vinge’s team primarily consisted of Kristian Ford (responsible partner), Sofie Nordgren, Anna Edström, Henrik Borna and Agaton Lindgren (M&A), Nils Unckel, Anton Sjökvist and Viktoria Wnuk (regulatory), Pär Remnelid (competition), Emelie Svensäter Jerntorp (employment), Lisa Bourghardt (IP), Fredrik Christiansson (banking and finance) and Ulf Nilsson (tax).

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