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Vinge advises Svea Ekonomi AB in its acquisition of Parkerhouse Finans

April 17, 2009

Svea Ekonomi is one of Sweden’s leading credit management and financial services groups within an estimated turnover of SEK 700 million in 2009. Svea Ekonomi’s acquisition of Parkerhouse Finans constitutes another step in its efforts to become an international group and to thereby become the market leader in Europe in the debt factoring field. Parkerhouse Finans is an international factoring group with operations in Denmark, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland.

Vinge’s team consisted of responsible partner Mikael Ståhl together with associates Johan Larsson and Louise Salomon.

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