Same same, but different: capital structures in single family offices compared with private equity firms

Antonia Schickinger; Alexandra Bertschi-Michel; Max P. Leitterstorf; Nadine Kammerlander

Small Business Economics · 2021-01-29 · Issue: 2022-03
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