Up to 4 clients of Lexia received Business Finland’s Deep Tech Accelerator support!

Lexia’s technology team’s growth company clients Elmery, Fepod, ReFaMo and Pixieray are among the first to receive Business Finland’s Deep Tech Accelerator pilot support this year. This support was awarded only to 17 Finnish deep tech companies. It consists of a pure support of €400 000 and a loan of €1 000 000. We congratulate all the recipients...

BOOSTING YOUR BUSINESS WITH LEGAL EQUITY

Do you have promising startup or growth company and you are keen to take next step to achieve your goals? Let us help you to provide more boost and valuation for your business. Did you know that we have the Legal Equity Service for promising startups in Lexia Growth? There...

Apply for a Startup Permit and set up your business in Finland 

Finnish Startup Permit enables entrepreneurs from outside the EU to establish a startup company in Finland. Applying for the permit is an easy two-step process that can be done online. First, you need to receive an Eligibility Statement from Business Finland, which assesses whether your business is suitable for the...

EU and WTO Members Reach Deal to Simplify Trade in Services

On December 2nd, 67 members of the World Trade Organization (WTO), including the European Union, concluded negotiations on an agreement to simplify trade in services and to reduce red tape in that sector. The signatories, including key players such as the United States, the United Kingdom, EU, and China, represent...

New guidelines on the use of cookies clarify the practices for giving consent

The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency, Traficom, has published new cookie guidelines for both website users (in Finnish) and service providers (in Finnish) in September 2021. The guidelines also apply to other tracking technologies similar to cookies, such as tracking pixels and cookies stored through mobile applications.  The aim of the guidelines is, in...

The European Commission published its landmark AI regulatory package – proposing a risk-based approach to Artificial Intelligence systems

The Commission revealed its much-anticipated, first ever proposal for a legal framework on AI The proposal, called the ‘Regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (Artificial Intelligence Act)’, is first of its kind. There has not been a specific, harmonised legislation regulating the provision or the use of AI...