Svea Ekonomi AB has acquired Payson AB
June 2012 — Svea Ekonomi AB, one of the leading groups in credit management and financial services in the Swedish market, has acquired Payson AB, one of the top companies in secure payments online, for an undisclosed consideration.
Svea Ekonomi AB, a privately-owned business founded in 1981, is one of the leading groups in credit management and financial services on the Swedish market.
Payson is one of the preeminent companies in easy and secure payments online. Payson was launched in 2004 and currently has over 1.9 million consumer accounts, and over 5,000 e-shops that offer Payson services.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins' team in Sweden acted as advisor to Svea Ekonomi in this transaction.
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