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Johanna Flink
Advokat/Senior Associate at Baker & McKenzie Advokatbyrå
Johanna Flink is a Senior Associate in the Capital Markets team at Baker McKenzie, based in Stockholm, Sweden. She joined the firm in 2015 and has developed expertise in equity capital markets and public mergers and acquisitions.1
Professional Background
Johanna focuses her practice primarily on:
- Equity capital markets transactions
- Public mergers and acquisitions1
She was admitted to the Swedish Bar Association in 2018.1
Experience and Notable Work
Some of Johanna's representative legal matters include:
- Acting for Truecaller in its IPO
- Advising Carnegie Investment Bank and Nordea Bank on the IPO of Kjell & Co
- Representing Pareto Securities in Surgical Science's primary issuance of shares (approx. SEK 2.7 billion)
- Advising on Feelgood's mandatory cash offer from Terveystalo Healthcare
- Acting for investment banks in IPOs of companies like Profoto and Acast1
Johanna has been praised by clients for being "very experienced, always available and results-oriented", which helps make "intense transaction processes work rather smoothly".2
Education
Johanna holds the following degrees:
- Master of Laws (LL.M.) from Uppsala University (2015)
- Bachelor of Business Administration from Uppsala University (2015)
- Economics & Business Administration studies at the University of Hong Kong (2013)1
Languages
She is fluent in English and Swedish.1
Johanna's expertise in capital markets transactions, particularly IPOs and share issuances, along with her educational background in both law and business, make her a valuable asset to Baker McKenzie's Capital Markets practice in Stockholm.
Highlights
Embracer Group AB (publ) has carried out a primary issuance of B shares of SEK 2 billion where the subscription price was determined through an accelerated bookbuilding procedure.
Baker McKenzie acted as legal advisor to Embracer with an international capital markets team consisting of Joakim Falkner, Johanna Flink, Olof Larsson, Carl Bohman and Monica Ericson in Stockholm as well as Adam Farlow and Charles Farnsworth in London.
Goldman Sachs, Nordea and SEB acted as Global Coordinators and Joint Bookrunners, and Swedbank acted as Joint Bookrunner.
