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Vinge advises Skandia in connection with its investment in Lumera

June 27, 2023 Banking and Finance M&A

Vinge has advised Skandia in connection with its acquisition of a minority stake in Lumera from Monterro.

In connection therewith AMF is also acquiring a minority stake from Monterro, and Monterro is reinvesting in Lumera through its M4 fund, which means that Monterro remains the majority shareholder through its M2 and M4 funds. Lumera is a software company that develops business systems for the life and pension insurance industry, including a cloud-based system that administers insurance policies.

Vinge's team consisted of Viveka Classon, Samra Tesser, Jonna Bondemark and Philip Moré.

 

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