Abstract
After having put forward both the theory-guided enquiry’s framework of analysis and the asset management sector, the objective now is to investigate in which way the strategically selected asset management firms are approaching the central decision-making problem regarding the institutional arrangements for the marketing of mutual funds to private investors in Germany. Adopting a comparative perspective: The intention is to assess whether and how the respective asset management firm deals with the two fit problems outlined in the enquiry’s theory guided framework.
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(2008). Comparative Institutional Analysis. In: Optimizing Distribution Systems in Asset Management. Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9865-1_4
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