CMS Wistrand, International & Cross-Border Capabilities

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Provided by CMS Wistrand

Wistrand is regularly advising international clients as well as Swedish clients on cross-border matters.

German Desk

Our German Desk provides legal advice to companies from Germany, Austria and Switzerland in their business transactions in Sweden. The areas of advice include cross-border transactions, the formation of subsidiaries or branches, all types of commercial agreements, labor law, disputes, as well as ongoing advice concerning daily business in Sweden.

Our German Desk consists of Swedish and German lawyers with many years of experience in corporate law activities regarding Germany, Switzerland and Austria. All lawyers have been educated and worked in Sweden as well as Germany.

In addition, we assist our Swedish clients in cross-border transactions, investments and other business aspects regarding the German-speaking part of the world.

Banking and Finance, and Capital Markets debt.

Wistrand also has a strong international practise within Banking and Finance, and Capital Markets debt.

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International & Cross-Border Capabilities - Sweden

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What the Team is Known For

CMS and Wistrand joined forces in November 2023 to form CMS Wistrand. The firm offers a range of capabilities, with a strong track record in contributing to international deals. It is particularly picked out for the international capabilities and experience within its banking and finance department, and is regularly seen advising on complex multicurrency facilities and financing arrangements to fund cross-border activity. The team also supplies regulatory advice and support on complex international structured finance and securitisation arrangements.

CMS Wistrand also has experience in international mandates across its M&A and dispute resolution teams. It is often engaged in leading pan-Nordic cross-border issues in conjunction with local counsel firms, while it also works as a local or strategic counsel on more wide-ranging global mandates, often for US companies with Swedish subsidiaries.

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