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Vinge has acted as legal adviser to Deutsche Bank, Citigroup Global Markets and Nordea in connection with the establishment of Vattenfall’s Swedish EMTN programme.

May 15, 2018

The EMTN programme enables Vattenfall to continuously issue notes within a maximum outstanding nominal amount of EUR 10 billion at each time.

The EMTN programme is the first ever to be established under Swedish law. Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch is acting as arranger and Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch, Citigroup Global Markets Limited and Nordea Bank AB (publ) are appointed as dealers under the programme. The prospectus was approved by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority on 18 April 2018.

Vinge’s team consisted of partner Mikael Ståhl together with Josefine Larsson and Sara Osman.

Guidance judgment on the criminal liability for ordering a cabotage transport

The ordering of a road transport made by one of the largest freight forwarders in Sweden has been considered in accordance with the conditions for legal cabotage transports through a decision from the Court of Appeal over Skåne and Blekinge. The Court of Appeal, thus, changes the District Court’s judgment and acquits the freight forwarder. The central issue in the case was how the number of cabotage transports should be calculated.
May 07, 2021

The Scope of Work According to AB 04

 One of the most important parts of a construction agreement is the part where the scope of work is defined. There is a major difference between finding scope of work issues early in a construction project, instead of later during the execution phase.
May 04, 2021

A shift in EU merger control policy and practice could affect deal certainty and create opportunities for complainants

 The European Commission is expanding its control of mergers and acquisitions within the existing legal framework, allowing national authorities to refer a transaction they do not have jurisdiction over for review in Brussels.
April 26, 2021