Stockholm's full-service firms claim to be holding on to lead adviser roles; while Delphi takes on two new partners from international firms. Lauren Milner reports
December 04, 2006 at 07:03 PM
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With more international law firms in Stockholm than in Finland, Denmark or Norway, Sweden is the most important and lucrative of all the Scandinavian markets.
This year in Sweden, as in most of Europe, M&A and private equity deals have been keeping Stockholm’s firms busy. Axel Calissendorff, Stock-holm-based transactions and finance partner for Finnish firm Roschier, says:
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