Marcin Kubiczek, a prominent Polish bankruptcy receiver for Getin Bank, was detained by police in Łódź, prompting investigations into alleged asset draining.
Marcin Kubiczek Detained – Background of the Police Action
Marcin Kubiczek, one of Poland’s most influential receivers, was arrested by police at the request of the Łódź prosecutor’s office. The action centers on multi-million dollar costs associated with proceedings, a high-profile case involving developer HREIT, and suspicions of asset depletion from insolvent companies.
Police Action on Prosecutor’s Orders
Police detained Marcin Kubiczek, a well-known restructuring advisor in Poland. Authorities acted on the instructions of the Łódź prosecutor’s office.
Why Was the Receiver Detained by Police?
While the National Police Headquarters state they were simply “executing the order of the Łódź prosecutor’s office,” unofficial reports shed new light on the case.
Key Information
Marcin Kubiczek manages bankruptcy proceedings for companies acquired from Leszek Czarnecki. His actions have sparked strong reactions among creditors and the public for months.
Future of Receiver’s License – Kubiczek Under Scrutiny
The Ministry of Justice is examining the advisor’s activities under Article 179 of the Bankruptcy Law. If allegations of asset draining from insolvent companies are confirmed, Kubiczek could permanently lose his professional license. As of now, the Łódź prosecutor’s office has not issued an official statement regarding potential charges.
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