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On Au­gust 25, 2020, the Mu­nich Dis­trict Court opened in­solv­ency pro­ceed­ings against the as­sets of WIR­E­CARD AG. File your claims in the in­solv­ency pro­ceed­ings now! The in­vestors of WIR­E­CARD AG (shares/​derivatives) are ba­sic­ally not cred­it­ors in the in­solv­ency pro­ceed­ings of their own AG. But: The in­vestors are en­titled to claims for dam­ages against WIR­E­CARD AG due […]

This is sched­uled to take place on Au­gust 10 in Munich.

In­jured parties can take part in the test case un­til Decem­ber 31, 2023

The ex-​Wirecard COO Jan Mar­s­alek, who has gone into hid­ing, has writ­ten a let­ter in the Wir­e­card crim­inal pro­ceed­ings. The ex­act con­tent and word­ing are as yet un­known. The eight-​page let­ter was writ­ten by Marsalek’s law­yer Frank Eck­stein on be­half of his cli­ent. The “Wirtschafts­woche” was the first to re­port. It is also not clear why […]

A new status re­port is avail­able on the in­solv­ency pro­ceed­ings of Wir­e­card AG.

On July 13, the law firm Schiri & Part­ner is plan­ning a we­binar in the Wirecard/​EY mat­ter. Since mid-​March, it has now been pos­sible to re­gister for the cap­ital in­vestor model pro­ceed­ings in the Wir­e­card mat­ter. The dead­line is still Septem­ber 18. All those who have not yet de­cided to file a claim for dam­ages against EY should […]

The busi­ness magazine “Cap­ital” and the mar­ket re­searcher Statista an­nu­ally se­lect the best law firms in seven dis­cip­lines. For the third time in a row, the law firm Schirp & Part­ner Recht­san­wälte has been named one of the best law firms in Ger­many by the magazines “Stern” and “Cap­ital” (June 2023 is­sue). To­gether with the mar­ket research […]

At the be­gin­ning of May 2023, we would like to in­vite you to an­other we­binar. On March 13, 2023, the model plaintiff in the cap­ital in­vestor model pro­ceed­ings in the Wir­e­card and EY mat­ter was de­term­ined. This means that the start­ing sig­nal for the re­gis­tra­tion in the model pro­ceed­ings has been given. We would like […]

EY has sur­pris­ingly stopped the planned split of its audit and con­sult­ing busi­ness. As re­por­ted by “Han­dels­blatt”, EY has sur­pris­ingly stopped the planned split of its audit and con­sult­ing busi­ness. The group made the an­nounce­ment in mid-​April. Ac­tu­ally, the 13,000 EY part­ners should have voted on the split-​up concept planne as “Pro­ject Everest” this month. […]

The aud­itor watch­dog has found massive breaches of duty at EY in con­nec­tion with the Wir­e­card scan­dal. Ger­man watch­dog APAS im­pose dra­conian pen­al­ties on EY at the be­gin­ning of April. For ex­ample, the audit­ing firm is not al­lowed to take on any new audit man­dates with pub­lic in­terest com­pan­ies for two years. It will also […]