Ida Johanne Bohmann
CMS Kluge
CMS Kluge
Client SatisfactionLeveraging the firm’s international network, CMS Kluge offers a full-service practice that regularly acts for domestic and international clients on large domestic refinancings and lending work, as well as cross-border financings into Norway. Snorre Haukali and Dag Thomas Hansson lead the team; Haukeli is noted for his work for corporate borrowers, particularly in the telecoms and technology sectors, while Hansson has a broad practice that spans corporate finance, acquisition finance, and shipping finance mandates. Ida Johanne Bohmann has significant experience working on project finance matters, including those relating to wind farm project developments.
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Testimonials
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‘I recommend them for their competency, availability and knowledge/experience within banking and finance. Very good collaboration with the team.’
‘Dag Thomas Hansson - his competence, broad experience, seniority. Very pleasant to work with. Ida Johanne Bohmann is competent, service minded.’
‘Dag Thomas Hansson provides excellent and efficient services.’
‘Dag Thomas Hansson is always available for discussion, responds very quickly and is flexible if a transaction/scope changes along the way.’
‘Reliable and knowledgeable regarding financing within our sector.’
‘Ida Johanne Bohmann - very detail-orientated and quick to respond in detail to any requests, very knowledgeable about the company's business. Snorre Haukali - Very reliable, long-standing relationship and knows everything there is to know about the company's history - invaluable when negotiating.’
‘Well-composed team, different skills and experience.’
‘Reliable and good expertise.’
Key clients
- Armada Credit Partners
- Danske Bank
- Invacare
- Insr
- Norske tog
- Mowi
Lawyers
Leading associates
Leading associates with regular involvement in their team's key work, and recognition from peers or clients as being ones to watch.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Snorre Haukali, Dag Thomas Hansson