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Vinge is top-ranked in Fintech

For the sixth consecutive year, Vinge has been top-ranked in the Chambers & Partners' Fintech Guide for Europe. Emma Stuart-Beck, who heads Vinge's Financial Services team, was ranked in the highest category, i.e., Band 1, for the sixth time. Caroline Krassén, a counsel in Emma’s team, was ranked for the fifth consecutive year as a Star Associate.

Vinge is top ranked by Global Investigations Review 2023

Global Investigations Review (GIR) 2023 recognises Vinge as the only Nordic law firm with unique and industry-leading expertise within Corporate Investigations on the Swedish market.

EU launches Wind Power Package

On 24 October, the European Commission (the "Commission") presented a Wind Power Package to support the European wind power sector and improve its competitiveness.

The new Swedish FDI Act - Vinge's experts describe the most important insights in the International Comparative Legal Guide

On 1 December, the new Swedish FDI Act enters into force. Vinge's chapter in the International Comparative Legal Guide - Foreign Direct Investment Regimes, written by Martin Johansson and Victoria Fredén, provides a practical and clear summary of the impact of the Swedish Protective Security Act and the new FDI Act on various types of transactions.

Vinge named Swedish M&A firm of the year

On Tuesday evening, Vinge received the award for Swedish M&A firm of the year 2023 at the Mergermarket European M&A Awards in London.

EU adopts the Data Act

As a final step in the legislative process, the Council of the European Union (the Council) adopted on 27 November 2023 a regulation on harmonised rules on fair access to and use of data, the so-called Data Act.

Vinge lawyers contribute articles on insolvency law in Chambers Insolvency 2023 Global Practice Guide

Advokat Morgan Hallén, advokat Anna Palmérus, advokat Malin Olsson and advokat Jenny Sandlund have contributed articles on bankruptcy, restructuring and general insolvency law in Sweden to the recently published "Insolvency 2023 Guide" in the "Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide".

New counsels appointed at Vinge's Gothenburg office

Paula Bäckdén and Carl Lönnqvist have been appointed as counsels at Vinge's Gothenburg office. They will take up their new roles at the end of the year and in February 2024 respectively.

New partners appointed at Vinge Skåne

Sofie Nordgren and Daniel Prawitz have been appointed as new partners at Vinge's Skåne office. They will take up their new roles on 1 January 2024.

Vinge duo behind article on taking of evidence in international arbitration

Advokat James Hope and advokat Marcus Eklund at Vinge have contributed an article entitled Approaches to Evidence across Legal Cultures in the recently published "Guide to Evidence in International Arbitration - Second edition" published by GAR.

Vinge wins prestigious IP award

On Thursday evening, Vinge was awarded Swedish Patent Litigation firm of the year at this year's Global IP Awards in London.

Vinge lawyers contribute articles on arbitration in Chambers International Arbitration 2023 Global Practice Guide

Advokat James Hope, advokat Anthony Bitar and advokat Marcus Eklund have contributed two articles on international arbitration in Sweden to the recently published "International Arbitration 2023 Guide" in the Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide.

Regulating Data Ownership in AI-related Agreements

Over the past decade, the development and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have become increasingly prevalent. AI has the potential to revolutionize industries, enhance productivity, and improve decision-making processes. However, as AI systems rely heavily on data to train and operate effectively, the issue of data ownership has emerged as a significant challenge when negotiating AI-related agreements, i.e., contracts that govern the use, development, licensing, and/or deployment of AI-based technologies and services.

Vinge shortlisted in the Financial Time’s Innovative Lawyer Awards Europe 2023

Vinge’s Dude Diligence has been shortlisted as the Financial Times celebrates the most innovative lawyers in the European legal industry. The award highlights the best examples of lawyers using influence and creative problem solving to help guide clients towards agile and sustainable outcomes.

The Commission designates six companies as gatekeepers under the DMA

On 6 September 2023 the European Commission decided to designate six companies as so called ”gatekeepers” under the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA). These are Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta and Microsoft.