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VINGE ADVISES CORESEC SYSTEMS HOLDING AB

May 05, 2015

Vinge has advised Coresec Systems Holding AB, which is majority-owned by Perusa Partners Fund 2 L.P., in connection with its acquisition of the Swedish IT security company ISecure Sweden AB.

Vinge’s team consisted of responsible counsel Ulrich Ziche together with associates Johan Steen, Mårten Svensson and Andrea Jägerstad (M&A), partner Karin Grauers (commercial agreements, etc.), associates Åsa Gotthardsson and Tomas Forsgren (employment), Helena Höök and Johan Wahlbom (public procurement and competition) as well as Mathilda Gustafsson (real estate). Partner Mikael Ståhl and associate Lynn Adewald provided financing advice.

For further information, see Coresec’s press release: http://www.coresec.se/news/

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