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Vinge assists NAXS in connection with change of listing to NASDAQ OMX Stockholm

June 01, 2010

NAXS Nordic Access Buyout Fund AB (publ) commenced operations in 2007 and is a company investing in buyout funds with a Nordic focus. The objective is to make the Nordic private equity market accessible to a broader range of investors, which are also offered liquidity through NAXS’s listed shares. The shares have been listed on NASDAQ OMX First North since May 2007 and the admittance to trading of the NAXS share on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm has now been approved by the NASDAQ OMX Stockholm’s Listing Committee. The first day of trading for NAXS’s shares on NASDAQ OMX Stockholm is expected to be Monday, 7 June 2010 and the last day of trading on NASDAQ OMX First North is expected to be Friday, 4 June 2010.

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