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Vinge advises Trill Impact and ID North in connection with the acquisition of Pulsen Integration's IAM business

Vinge advises Trill Impact and its portfolio company ID North in connection with the acquisition of Pulsen Integration's Identity Access Management (IAM) business.

In total, 35 employees from Pulsen Integration in Sweden and Finland will become part of ID North, which operates within IAM and cyber security, providing IT consulting services, resale and in-house development of IT products with its base in Stockholm. At the same time, Pulsen Group becomes a shareholder in the parent company European ID Security, which includes ID North and Arctic Group. After the transaction, ID North consists of 65 employees in Sweden and Finland.

Vinge's team mainly consisted of Christina Kokko, Matthias Pannier, Samra Baytar, Nina Gransäter, Linus Adolfsson (M&A), Isabell Nielsen, Jolene Reimerson, Lisa Hörnqvist, Karolina Fuhrman (Commercial Agreements, IT & GDPR), Åsa Gotthardsson, Emil Lindwall (Employment), Arvid Axelryd (IP), Frida Ställborn (Real Property), Ulf Pyk (Banking and Finance), Ellinore Boström Andersson and Ellinor Gyllenhammar (Project Assistants).

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