Qualitative Research in Financial Markets: Private ethical fund investors across countries and time: A survey-based review
This paper aims to provide an overview of the literature to point out similarities and differences among private ethical investors across countries and time. Over the past three decades, many surveys have been conducted to advance the understanding of the demographic characteristics, motivation and morals of private ethical investors across countries and time. To date, the survey-based evidence on private investors into ethical funds is geographically rather segmented, and the research questions are fairly diverse. This permits only very temporally or regionally selective conclusions. Thereby, the authors identify interesting topics for future research.
Wins, A., & Zwergel, B. (2015). Private ethical fund investors across countries and time: A survey-based review. Qualitative Research in Financial Markets.
