Finland: Government, Public Sector

Real estate transactions in Finland present unique legal requirements that distinguish them from other jurisdictions. From mandatory notary presence and formal execution procedures to permit requirements for non-EU buyers and complex pre-emption rights held by municipalities and the State, navigating Finnish property law demands careful attention to procedural details and strategic timing.

The foreign direct investment (FDI) screening has in recent years become a central element of the EU's trade and security policy. Concerns over geopolitical risks, vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure...

The geopolitical situation, tightening regulation and the growing importance of national security are having a significant impact on investments and acquisitions in the defence sector.

The foreign direct investment (FDI) screening has in recent years become a central element of the EU's trade and security policy. Concerns over geopolitical risks, vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure...

Sustainability is one of the key objectives of public procurement. The Public Procurement Act is currently undergoing reform, and the proposal for the new Act will soon be submitted to Parliament.

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