Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Automation and intelligent technologies are shaking all industries, leaving no one untouched. Whether you are developing, adopting or utilising new technology, we help you navigate the myriad AI space.

Survival in the ongoing transitions requires quick adaptation, continuous learning, and understanding of regulatory requirements. Companies must observe regulations at an ever-increasing pace when adopting and utilising new technology. The new Artificial Intelligence Act sets the framework for the use of technology to ensure that the artificial intelligence systems released to and used in the EU market are safe and beneficial.

We offer regulatory and contractual advice relating to artificial intelligence. We continuously evaluate the regulatory compliance of new technologies for our clients and help them identify and manage associated risks. As our client, you will also receive valuable guidance on drafting agreements relating to the adoption of new technologies and the results from using AI systems.

Our full-service business law offering and wide industry experience are available to you. Many of our lawyers also have deep technological expertise. We are the forerunner to turn to: we regularly advise a whole range of companies from growth companies developing new technologies to global corporations adopting and offering AI systems.

Our services include:

  • Regulatory advice
  • AI-related agreements
  • Adoption of AI
  • Tailored training
  • Workshop coaching related to AI adaption and data distribution

Latest references

We advised Metsäliitto Cooperative in relation to a new EUR 200 million sustainability-linked revolving credit facility with a syndicate of eight banks. This new credit facility refinances the existing EUR 200 million facility signed in December 2018 and will be used for general corporate purposes. The facility has a tenor of five years and includes two one-year extension options. The pricing mechanism of the revolving credit facility is linked to two of Metsä Group’s ambitious sustainability targets: Target 1: Zero tonnes of fossil carbon dioxide emissions, Scope 1 and 2, by 2030. Target 2: Share of certified wood in wood supply 100% by 2030. ‘Incorporating sustainability criteria into our financing further demonstrates the company’s strong commitment to actions that reduce our carbon footprint and mitigate climate change,’ says Vesa-Pekka Takala, EVP, CFO of Metsä Group.
Case published 16.1.2025
We advised NoHo Partners Plc on a 119-million-euro financing arrangement. The financing arrangement frees up a significant part of the cash flow for the business and enables the implementation of an acquisition-driven growth strategy also in the future.
Case published 16.1.2025
We advised CapMan Buyout in the exit of Renoa Group. Renoa Group management together with Korpi Capital and other investors have acquired the group. Renoa Group is a Finnish established expert in the building technology sector specializing in detached houses in Finland and Sweden. Renoa is a major provider of turnkey domestic water & heating, sewer system and electricity network renovations, with significant operations also in Sweden. The Group reported sales of €35 million and employed c. 300 personnel across its 10 offices in Finland and 6 in Sweden. Korpi Capital is a Finnish investment company with holdings in 29 companies. 
Case published 14.1.2025
We advised eQ Community Properties Fund in its acquisition of a property portfolio comprising a health centre in Espoo, a daycare property in Vantaa, an elementary school in Helsinki, and a parking facility property in Helsinki from Ilmarinen Mutual Pension Insurance Company. The lettable area of the first three properties is approximately 13,900 sq.m., while the parking facility offers 120 parking spaces. The portfolio’s tenants include the City of Helsinki, the City of Vantaa, the Western Uusimaa Wellbeing Services County, and Aimo Park Oy. In connection with the transaction, Ilmarinen invested in eQ Community Properties fund as per 31 December 2024.
Case published 9.1.2025