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Vinge Advises Fagerberg & Dellby Fond I AB

May 19, 2008

Ulrika Dellby and Christina Fagerberg was assistance by Vinge in the start-up of a venture capital fund. The fund has raised SEK 320 million. The principal purpose of the fund will be to acquire Swedish companies.

- Ulrika Dellby and Christina Fagerberg have managed to set up a fund when the conditions for doing so have not been opportune, the climate for fundraising has not been particularly favourable, but they have succeeded, says Vinge partner Mattias Schömer, who gave Ulrika Dellby and Christina Fagerberg legal advice.   

In the venture capital industry a buy-out fund acquires developed companies with a stable cash flow. Dellby and Fagerberg will focus on family-owned companies in which the owner wants to remain in the company. Advisors to the fund will, among others, be: Ulf Spendrup, Bo Johnson, Lars Fredriksson and Monica Caneman.

Vinge’s team was made up of Mattias Schömer, Pontus Enquist, Maria Doeser, Joacim Rydergård and Mari Hansson. 
 

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