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Vinge advises the shareholders, including Bridgepoint, in FCG Group AB in connection with the divestment to IK Partners

January 19, 2022 M&A Banking and Finance

FCG is a GRC services provider, offering advisory, outsourcing, GRC technology and fund administration services to the financial services industry.

Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, FCG has evolved to become a leading Nordic GRC player. FCG is serving a diversified customer base ranging from fast-growing fintech start-ups to large banks.

The transaction is subject to applicable regulatory approvals.

Vinge’s team consisted of Daniel Rosvall, Samra Baytar, Per Kling, Linnea Petersson and Caroline Krassén.

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