This paper investigates the notion of business group as a distinctive governance structure and a strategic tool used by firms engaged in interfirm alliances and that requires distinctive relational capabilities. The paper relies on the in-depth analysis of a case-study of a well established business group in the textile and clothing sector - the MaxMaraFashion Group. From the findings it emerges that business groups can be seen as more flexible forms of governance when compared with directly financial control.

Equity alliances informal ways of connection: An empirical study based on MaxMaraFashion Group

Vecchi A
2010

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This paper investigates the notion of business group as a distinctive governance structure and a strategic tool used by firms engaged in interfirm alliances and that requires distinctive relational capabilities. The paper relies on the in-depth analysis of a case-study of a well established business group in the textile and clothing sector - the MaxMaraFashion Group. From the findings it emerges that business groups can be seen as more flexible forms of governance when compared with directly financial control.
2010
9789985982471
family business groups
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