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Peter Löw (entrepreneur)
Peter Werner Maria Löw (* Oktober 21, 1960 in Ludwigshafen am Rhein) is a German lawyer, entrepreneur and investor.

Life
Peter Löw was born in 1960 in Ludwigshafen, Germany. After completing his secondary education in 1979 (German Abitur) he joined paratrooper battalion 251 in Calw as part of his mandatory military service. In 1980 Löw was accepted to the law school of the University of Freiburg passing his first bar exam (Staatsexamen) as early as 1985. Parallel to his studies in law he began to read history at Freiburg, which he would later continue at the Technical University of Berlin until 1989. During his university years he joined the Freiburg’s oldest fraternity (Studentenverbindung), the Corps Rhenania Freiburg, which according to tradition also engages in academic fencing. He remained a member from 1980 until 1986. In 1985 Löw partnered with his colleague Martin Vorderwülbecke to established the Munich based publishing house Löw & Vorderwülbecke Verlag, which Löw managed till 2006. From 1986 to 1990, he worked at the German Embassy in Rome, Bordeaux, and New York as part of his legal preparatory service. In 1987 he started his doctoral studies in history at the University of Münster under the supervision of military historian Werner Hahlweg. After Hahlweg passed away, Löw found a new supervisor in Eckardt Opitz of Helmut Schmidt University, originally known as the „University of the Bundeswehr Hamburg,“ and in 1989 obtained his Doctorate (Dr. Phil) for his dissertation „The Prussian NCO in the Standing Army of Absolutism until 1806 - By the Example of the Infantry Company“ (Der preussische Unteroffizier im stehenden Heer des Absolutismus bis 1806. Am Beispiel der Infanteriekompanie). Löw passed the bar examination (Staatsexam) in 1990 becoming a fully licenced Lawyer of the German bar. Subsequently he worked as a research assistant at the professorship for criminal law, criminal trial law and Eastern European law (Strafrecht, Strafprozessrecht und Ostrecht) under Professor Friedrich-Christian Schroeder at the University of Regensburg in 1990/91. In 1991 he enrolled at the French Business School Insead at Fontainebleau, where he received his MBA. By 1992, he submitted his dissertation on „Municipal Law in Nazi Germany. Using the Example of the German Municipal Code of 1935“ (Kommunalgesetzgebung im NS-Staast. Am Beispiel der Deutschen Gemeindeordnung 1935) under the supervision of Franz-Ludwig Knemeyer at the Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg for which he received the title Doctor of Law (Dr. iur. utr.). In 2012, Löw became a member of the senate of the college of philosophy and theology of Pope Benedict XVI at the Cistercian Abbey Heiligenkreuz in Lower Austria. He was elected honorary professor for philosophy of economics in 2013 and regularly holds lectures on interdisciplinary and intra-confessional subjects. Löw is married and father to six children. He is currently living in Starnberg, Bavaria, and at Hofhegnenberg Castle.[1] In late 2014, he survived an airplane crash with a twin-engine Beechcraft Duchess in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Peter Löw was listed as one of the 500 richest Germans (rank 331) according to the research of German Manager Magazin in 2016 .

Positions
Peter Löw worked as a consultant for McKinsey and Company in Düsseldorf, Germany from 1991 and 1992. In 1993 he founded to the business restructuring company Systemkopie Holding AG and subsequently founded the Certina Holding AG in 1996. Löw later acted as Certina’s chairman of the supervisory board which he remained until 2001. Between 2002 and 2007 Löw co-founded and lead the publically listed Arques Industries based in Starnberg, Germany together with junior partner Dirk Erich Markus. With Arques Industries Löw successfully lead the worlds first IPO of a corporate restructuring holding, since 1993 having himself established and developed the industry niche of sector agnostic corporate turnarounds in Germany. In 2007/2008 Löw founded the London based gold trading company 24k Trading Partners and for which he acted as Managing Partner. In 2008 the incorporation of the investment company bluO in Munich followed, and again, Löw became managing partner which he remained until 2013. Between 2010 and 2012 he co-owned the German DAPD News Agency, serving as chairman of the supervisory board as of 2011. In 2013, Löw founded the independent industrial holding LIVIA Group.

Activities
Since 1992, Löw acquired majority stakes or significant shares in more than 250 national and international enterprises. These underperforming companies were predominantly acquired at a symbolic valuations, often followed by extensive operational improvement measures with the aim of either restructuring and reorganizing them to then re-sell them once sustainable profitability had been reached, or to hold them in the company’s portfolio. Under Löw’s leadership numerous companies and trademarks from diverse industries were successfully restored, amongst them Teutonia ,

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Pitstop, Versatel, and SKW Metallurgie. For example, Alzchem SE in Trostberg, Bavaria, a worldwide leading special chem group, specialized in carbides, with over 1,400 employees, belongs to his long-term portfolio. Löw successfully introduced the company to the regulated market of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in October 2017 with the IPO AlzChem Group AG (formerly Softmatic AG). In 2005 Löw entered the printing business. The Holding Arques acquired several printing companies and incorporated them in the reverse takeover of the off market listed Arques subsidiary Circel Grundstücks- und Vermögensverwaltung AG. The subsidiary was renamed in December 2005 to operate under the name Arquana International Print & Media AG. According to Arques, it was planned to establish Arquana as Europe’s market leader in offset printing. The company was profitably sold on the exchange. Unfortunately Arques’ plan proved to be unsuccessful, as most individual companies belonging to Arquana, as well as the holding itself, fell into insolvency only a few years later. In January 2014, the German financial regulation authority initiated investigations against Peter Löw under the suspicion of violating voting rights announcement rules of the Deutsche Börse AG in relation to the sale of shares in Gigaset AG. However, the charges against Löw were eventually dropped. After the fruitless investigation, Löw employed Munich-based law firm Bub, Gauweiler & Partner to press charges against several journalists of the German business newspaper Handelsblatt for defamation, slander and libel, but the civil lawsuit proved unsuccessful. In 2010, the German press agency dpa filed a denigration suit against competitor ddp, its holding company and Peter Löw at the regional court in Berlin. The current portfolio of the LIVIA Group includes several listed historic properties that have been extensively renovated and restored; for example, Hofhegnenberg Castle in Bavaria, Frankenberg Castle in Central Franconia, the South African wine estate Vergenoegd, and the Tuscan estate San Martino a Sezzate. Löw collects is a passionate collector of art and antiques. His collections contain works of the Old Masters, modernist as well as contemporary art . In his free time, Peter Löw continues to work in academia and as an author.

Philanthropy and civil engagement
Peter Löw is an active reserve officer to the Bundeswehr (presently Oberstleutnant, a rank equal to lieutenant colonel, of the military reserve force). He regularly serves as a liaison officer to the Franco-German Brigade. Löw has dedicated himself to the reconstruction of the Catholic Church in the Republic of Montenegro and has organized, amongst other things, the reconstruction of the Apostolic Nunciature in Belgrade. Peter Löw furthermore significantly supports the renovation of a Catholic spiritual education center in Bad Wimpfen, Baden-Württemberg. Löw secured and restored Hofhegnenberg Castle, in the Landkreis of Aichach- Friedberg, Swabia, since the estate’s acquisition in 2008. In 2014 he acquired Frankenberg Castle including its adjoining estates. Löw was district commissary to the charitable Malteser Hilfsdienst e.V. in the Starnberg district from 2000 to 2013. During this time he took a leading role in establishing and building the „Winter Aid Starnberg“ initiative (Winterhilfe Starnberg). Löw supported the pope's visit to Germany in 2011 with a major donation. He was received by Pope Benedict XVI at the seminary Collegium Borromaeum in Freiburg.

Honors
• 2001: Badge of Honour of the Bundeswehr in gold • Commander’s Cross of the Order of St. Sylvester • 2011: Grand Cross of the Order of St. Sylvester • 2013: Grand Cross of the Order pro Merito Melitensi • 2017: Order of Malta Refugee Aid Medal

Publications
• Der preussische Unteroffizier im stehenden Heer des Absolutismus bis 1806. Am Beispiel der Infanteriekompanie. Hartung-Gorre, Konstanz 1989, ISBN 3-89191-317-6. • Formularsammlung für die Berliner Rechtspraxis (= Juristische Praxis). Löw und Vorderwülbecke, Baden-Baden 1990, ISBN 3-928017-75-6. • Kommunalgesetzgebung im NS-Staat. Am Beispiel der Deutschen Gemeindeordnung 1935 (= Archiv der deutschen Hochschulwissenschaften. Abt. 1: Rechtswissenschaftliche Schriften. E: Rechtsgeschichte. Bd. 4). Löw und Vorderwülbecke, Baden-Baden 1992, ISBN 3-928017-64-0. • Electio debet esse in libertate eligentium. Peter Löw. Baden-Baden: Löw & Vorderwülbecke 1992, ISBN 3-928017-61-6. • „ (…) der werfe den ersten Stein“. Zur theologischen Relevanz des Phänomens Wirtschaft. Vorlesung Wintersemester 2014/2015, Stift Heiligenkreuz. • Theologie und Wirtschaft. J.P. Bachem Verlag, Köln 2017, ISBN 978-3-7616-3276-5. • Väter in den Augen ihrer Söhne. J.P. Bachem Verlag, Köln 2018, ISBN 978-3-7616-3277-2.

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