mutualization

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Definition of mutualization in English English dictionary

Demutualization (or demutualisation) is the process by which mutual organizations or companies (mutuals) convert themselves to for-profit (or profit-making) public companies which distribute profits to their shareholders in the form of dividends.Mutualization (or mutualisation) is the opposite process, wherein a public company is converted into a mutual company. Demutualization usually involves the sale or reorganization of a mutual, by its members, to or into a non-mutual company whose shares can be traded on a stock market. This maneuver generally improves the company's access to investment capital, and so increases its value as a viable business

= The process of converting a stock insurer to a mutual insurer, accomplished by having the insurer buy stock and retire it

The process of converting a stock insurance company to a mutual insurance company

The process where a stock insurance company buys back or retires shares of the company and changes to a mutual insurance company

The process of converting a stock insurance company to a mutual insurance company, accomplished by having the company buy in and retire its own shares

The process of converting a stock insurer to a mutual insurer, accomplished by having the insurer buy stock and retire it

{i} conversion to being mutual, act of becoming interdependent; incorporation of a business or company

The process of converting a stock insurance company's corporate form of organization to that of a mutual company See also mutual insurance company, demutualization, and stock insurance company

The process of converting a stock insurer to a mutual insurer, accomplished by having the insurer buy stock and retire it (G)

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mu·tu·al·i·za·tion