Titlebook: Cross-Border Entry in European Retail Financial Services; Determinants, Regula Tobias C. Hoschka Book 1993 Tobias C. Hoschka 1993 competiti

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Auf dem Weg zur Wissensgesellschaft,competition. This market fragmentation stemmed partly from government regulations obstructing free movement of capital, freedom of establishment and provision of services in the EC. Not surprisingly, therefore, the 1988 ‘Cecchini report’, the large-scale economic study on the costs of market barrier

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Wissensmanagement implementieren,ntly had the effect of protecting the domestic industry from foreign competition. Regulatory entry barriers were erected with the legitimation of protecting depositors or policyholders and preserving monetary and financial stability. This linkage between entry barriers and regulatory objectives was

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Zielgruppengerechte Verpackungsgestaltungr entry activities in financial services, however, which have undergone a similarly significant expansion process have attracted much less attention in the academic literature. Existing studies on financial services focus almost exclusively on cross-border entry in wholesale and investment banking a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6450-2ry. In practice, however, there are a range of entry barriers in the retail financial services sector. Generally, one can distinguish between regulatory barriers to cross-border entry and market- or industry inherent entry barriers.. While the former are attacked by the internal market programme, th

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überblick zu Methoden der Marktforschungsection reports on a questionnaire which was sent to the largest European banks and insurers, while the second section presents individual case study analyses of cross-border entry activities in the insurance sector.