Munich, 16 December 2025 Update - On 9 December 2025, the Local Court of Nuremberg opened insolvency proceedings against the assets of Löffler Immobiliengruppe GmbH (file number: IN 1409/25). Creditors are requested to submit their claims in writing by 13 January 2026 with the insolvency administrator.
Dr Harald Schwartz, a lawyer from Nuremberg, was appointed as the insolvency administrator. He is responsible for the implementation of the proceedings as well as the examination and settlement of the registered claims.
The on time and correct filing of claims is crucial in order to secure claims against the insolvency estate. Our law firm, which specialises in banking, capital market and insolvency law, provides creditors with professional and legally compliant support when filing claims. We handle all communication with the insolvency administrator for our clients and ensure that all claims are asserted in the correct form and on time.
In addition, we are examining possible further claims against the management and other responsible persons of the Löffler property group in order to enforce our clients' claims for damages.
Creditors who wish to register their claims or have questions in this regard can contact our law firm directly. We are available to provide comprehensive and competent support throughout the insolvency proceedings.
Munich, October 2025 - The Löffler Property Group Ltd. from Kammerstein near Nuremberg is facing a serious crisis. On 29 September 2025, the company filed for insolvency after the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) had ordered the repayment of all customer deposits. BaFin accuses the group of having carried out unauthorised deposit transactions. Many investors had invested their capital in the form of Subordinated loan which are particularly risky, as they are subordinated in the event of insolvency and may result in a total loss. The insolvency court in Nuremberg has jurisdiction (Ref.: IN 1409/25) and the law firm Dr Harald Schwarz has been appointed as the insolvency administrator. The proceedings are currently in preliminary insolvency proceedings.
BaFin's order led to the freezing of the Löffler Group's accounts, which ultimately resulted in the company filing for insolvency. Against managing director Jörg Löffler Investigations are underway on suspicion of Delayed insolvency and fraud. Whether and to what extent the business model of this company was at all viable must be examined; at least the high interest rate promises give cause for concern.
Rights for aggrieved investors
Investors who have invested in subordinated loans or other investments of the Löffler Property Group can Asserting claims for damages. Especially Investment advisor can be held liable if they do not fulfil their Duty to provide information violated in particular in the event of violations of the German Banking Act (KWG). Furthermore, this form of investment was never suitable for investors looking for a secure form of investment. The risks are particularly high with subordinated loans and in the event of insolvency.
Lawyer and specialist lawyer Dr Greger now recommends the following:
- Notification and representation of investors in insolvency proceedings and registration of the respective claims in the insolvency table. It is important here whether the claims are § 38 InsO or § 39 InsO claims (subordinated or not), as this determines whether the investors are treated equally to other creditors. Dr Greger's law firm has extensive experience in representing investors in insolvency proceedings (Wirecard, P&R Container, UDI). Subordination clauses are often invalid.
- Examination and enforcement of claims for damages against investment advisors/brokers for breach of duties to inform and advise. Violations of the KWG, no investment and investor-orientated advice.
- In addition, claims for damages against those responsible for the company may be considered, as BaFin believes that they have engaged in unauthorised deposit business
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