Entries by FO Consulting

FO Consulting group recognised in Chambers High Net Worth 2026

This year’s Chambers High Net Worth 2026 rankings brought two important recognitions for FO Consulting group in the area of private wealth law. For the first time, FO Consulting group was ranked in the Private Wealth Law category in Lithuania, entering Band 2. The recognition reflects the team’s work with business owners, investors and private […]

When the engine becomes the deal (article by Lina Taletavičiūtė-Misiūnienė)

Engine availability and maintenance capacity remain significant issues in aviation. Longer maintenance turnaround times, parts constraints and delays in new aircraft deliveries continue to affect how airlines and lessors manage their fleets. These market conditions also affect aircraft and engine transactions. Maintenance status, remaining LLP life, technical records and the timing of the next shop […]

BESS in Lithuania: moving fast (article by Lina Taletavičiūtė-Misiūnienė)

Battery storage development in Lithuania has accelerated considerably. During the first half of 2026, 276 MW of battery storage capacity was connected to Lithuania’s transmission and distribution networks. In the same period of 2025, it was 19 MW. There is considerably more capacity in development. Source: Lithuanian Ministry of Energy / Litgrid BESS projects are […]

Cross-border fixed income investing: what matters beyond yield?

Author: Edgaras Krusas, Head of Accounting & Finance, CFO Over the past few weeks at FO Consulting group, I have been involved in evaluating several fixed income investment proposals presented by leading global private banks and investment banks for HNW and family office clients. One recurring observation from these discussions is that many fixed income […]

Why are the smartest Baltic companies no longer just calling their banks?

Author: Jurate Eideniene, Project Partner & CFO Years ago, when I started as a corporate credit analyst at Swedbank Lietuvoje, the funding roadmap for a growing Baltic mid-market company was straightforward: you went to your local bank. If the numbers fit banks’ internal risk frameworks, you got the loan. Today, that playbook is fundamentally shifting […]

Lithuania’s investment account framework for cross-border investors

Authors: Akvilė Spirgienė, Senior Tax Advisor & Naidas Valatkevičius, Junior Tax Advisor   As of 1 January 2025, Lithuania introduced a new investment account taxation regime designed to simplify and modernize the taxation of personal investments. While the principle appears straightforward, cross-border investments introduce nuances that investors should not overlook. Under the new model, personal […]

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Supporting a strategic cross-border exit

Navigating cross-border regulations, tax implications, and complex deal structures is a high-stakes challenge – but with the right expertise, it can be managed seamlessly.  Background ERA Capital, a forward-thinking investment company, decided to sell its Baltic operations to Hawk Infinity AS – a publicly listed Norwegian group. Given the cross-border nature of the transaction and […]