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Services

Permian Fund Hotel offers licence sharing to certain clients that may save costs and time in obtaining an AIF-licence.

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With specialised competence in fund reporting, IPEV Guidelines, and sustainable finance, Permian assists fund managers in designing investor-friendly reports.

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Permian Business Partner and Permian Administration are specialised accounting firms for investment and fund businesses.

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Permian offers risk management, compliance training and legal advice. We deliver sustainability as a dedicated service area integrated with deliveries to our clients.

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Permian delievers advisory services such as pre-transaction work, services within business restructuring, business improving and long term business modelling. 

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Permian AIF Depositary AS and its Swedish branch are approved by the Financial Supervisory Authorities to supply AIF-depositary services in Norway and Sweden.

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Permian

Permian delivers a full set of business support services designed for investment firms, family offices, funds, fund managers, trusts, associations and foreign companies seeking local representative.


We play a part in making it possible for our clients to operate their businesses more effectively and efficiently. 


Quality is key in everything we do. Our vision is to do

“Everything Correct!”

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May 27, 2025
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554), commonly known as DORA, aims to address the growing reliance on Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the financial sector and mitigating its associated risks. As of January 17 2025, DORA is applicable in the EU. Throughout autumn of 2024, Swedish Alternative Investment Fund Managers (“AIFMs”) subject to DORA have made substantial progress in implementing and ensuring compliance with the regulation. Effective DORA implementations have started with the formation of a cross-functional project group and conducting a gap analysis to align existing frameworks with DORA requirements. Key components include establishing an ICT risk management framework, implementing incident response procedures, and managing ICT third-party risks through updated contracts and a comprehensive register of information. Compliance systems have enabled Swedish AIFMs to optimize data handling and maintain technical accuracy. Norway’s legislative proposal for DORA was adopted on 20 May 2025, and the Dora Act expected to enter into force between summer of 2025 and January 2026. The first mandatory reports are anticipated in early 2026. Given DORA’s extensive requirements, Norwegian AIFMs should initiate preparations now to ensure timely compliance. At Permian, we have actively advised and consulted Swedish AIFMs throughout this process, gaining valuable insights into the practical steps for successful DORA compliance. In the full article, we outline the key considerations and actions Norwegian AIFMs should take as they prepare for the upcoming implementation of DORA in Norway. For access to the full article, please click here. Update: The DORA Act in Norway will enter into force on July 1, 2025.
March 27, 2025
In today’s fast-paced financial landscape, providing your investors with a seamless, secure, and professional experience is more important than ever. That’s why we’re proud to offer our Allvue Investor Portal—a dynamic solution designed to enhance communication, streamline operations, and empower investors with the tools they need to stay informed. 
March 14, 2025
The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) has been a cornerstone of the EU’s sustainable finance framework, but its implementation has revealed challenges, particularly around product classification and transparency. In response, on 17 December 2024, the EU Platform on Sustainable Finance released a briefing note outlining a proposed new categorization system to provide clearer guidance and improve investor understanding. This proposal is currently under review and has yet to become final legislation. However, with the SFDR revision scheduled for Q4 2025, fund managers must stay proactive in understanding and preparing for the new classification system. This article explores the proposed changes, insights from the ESAs’ joint opinion on SFDR, and what these developments mean for fund managers, investors, and the broader financial ecosystem.
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Sectors

  • Private Equity

    Permian works with leading private equity companies in the Nordics. Our services are in the fields of compliance and risk management, fund structuring-, establishment and registration, accounting and reporting and liquidity management. These services are important to managers of alternative investment funds from both financial- and legislative perspectives.


    We aim to provide our services in an accurate and timely manner, allowing our customers to run their operations effectively and efficiently. Keeping up to date on regulations requires that Permian maintain a particular focus on the industry of alternative investment funds. If you are looking to establish a new fund, or need assistance with existing structures, Permian is ready to provide the services you require.

  • Venture Capital

    EU established the EuVECA regulation as an “AIFMD-light” to make it easier for fund managers to attract capital to invest in and develop small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). Venture Capital funds typically invest in this market. Fund managers that decide to market their funds under the EuVECA regulation are subject to somewhat lower regulatory requirements and restrictions than licensed AIF-managers, most notably perhaps in the area of marketing and investor classification.


    Permian has worked with the AIFM Directive and the EuVECA Regulation since 2013 and can assist in choosing the right legislative framework for AIF-managers with a variety of strategies and ambitions, and also to obtain the necessary licenses or permissions.


  • Investment Companies

    Investment firm owners' main business is holding various classes of assets for investment purposes. 

  • Family Offices

    Providing assistance and services for wealthy families requires a well-coordinated, collaborative effort by a team of Permian professionals from business and tax disciplines to provide the scale of planning, advice, systems and resources needed. Most family offices combine asset management, cash management, risk management, financial planning and other services.

  • Domiciliation

    International companies and investors may need company domiciliation services in the Nordic countries.  Permian provides these services in Norway and Sweden to support the implementation of the foreign companies in the Nordics. As part of such services, Permian provides a registered office address for reception of correspondence to be sorted and forwarded to the client.  Other services may include filing of resolutions, annual returns and notices, maintaining constitutional documents, maintaining registers of shareholders/partners etc.