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demutualize

(diːˈmjuːtʃʊəˌlaɪz) or

demutualise

vb
(Banking & Finance) to convert (a mutual society, such as a building society) to a public limited company or (of such a society) to be converted
ˌdemutualiˈzation, ˌdemutualiˈsation n
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demutualize


Past participle: demutualized
Gerund: demutualizing

Imperative
demutualize
demutualize
Present
I demutualize
you demutualize
he/she/it demutualizes
we demutualize
you demutualize
they demutualize
Preterite
I demutualized
you demutualized
he/she/it demutualized
we demutualized
you demutualized
they demutualized
Present Continuous
I am demutualizing
you are demutualizing
he/she/it is demutualizing
we are demutualizing
you are demutualizing
they are demutualizing
Present Perfect
I have demutualized
you have demutualized
he/she/it has demutualized
we have demutualized
you have demutualized
they have demutualized
Past Continuous
I was demutualizing
you were demutualizing
he/she/it was demutualizing
we were demutualizing
you were demutualizing
they were demutualizing
Past Perfect
I had demutualized
you had demutualized
he/she/it had demutualized
we had demutualized
you had demutualized
they had demutualized
Future
I will demutualize
you will demutualize
he/she/it will demutualize
we will demutualize
you will demutualize
they will demutualize
Future Perfect
I will have demutualized
you will have demutualized
he/she/it will have demutualized
we will have demutualized
you will have demutualized
they will have demutualized
Future Continuous
I will be demutualizing
you will be demutualizing
he/she/it will be demutualizing
we will be demutualizing
you will be demutualizing
they will be demutualizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been demutualizing
you have been demutualizing
he/she/it has been demutualizing
we have been demutualizing
you have been demutualizing
they have been demutualizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been demutualizing
you will have been demutualizing
he/she/it will have been demutualizing
we will have been demutualizing
you will have been demutualizing
they will have been demutualizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been demutualizing
you had been demutualizing
he/she/it had been demutualizing
we had been demutualizing
you had been demutualizing
they had been demutualizing
Conditional
I would demutualize
you would demutualize
he/she/it would demutualize
we would demutualize
you would demutualize
they would demutualize
Past Conditional
I would have demutualized
you would have demutualized
he/she/it would have demutualized
we would have demutualized
you would have demutualized
they would have demutualized
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Translations

demutualize

[diːˈmjuːtjʊəlaɪz] VI (Fin) → dejar de ser una mutualidad
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demutualize

vi (Fin) → sich in eine Kapitalgesellschaft umwandeln
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DSE took the decision to sell its 25 percent shares to the Chinese consortium of SSE and SZSE as part of its demutualization scheme.
But a source at SECP who then aware of the developments noted as per the law the board would be reconstituted on the conclusion of demutualization process.
Terming the demutualization, integration and prioritization of stock exchanges as a landmark achievement, the Adviser said that the reforms carried out during the last four years had paid huge dividends.
The demutualization of stock exchanges is a recent new phenomenon in the economic world with a history of approximately 20 years, meaning that till the early 1990s most of world stock exchanges were non-profit, mutual organizations with monopoly power, owned by their members.Their most important characteristic is a very strong and close identity between the owners of the stock exchange and its clients, final consumers of its trading services, because usually, the owners are at the same time its clients, sharing the profits of the company in accordance with the level of their participation in the ownership.
We achieved the broad-based support required to secure approval for demutualization from the Exchange's members and successfully progressed the Demutualisation Bill through the first and second reading and public hearing stages of the lawmaking process.'
Two decades after a wave of demutualization swept North America, regulation is still catching up to enable property/casualty writers to convert from shareholder-owned entities to public companies.
The Stock Exchanges (Corporatization, Demutualization and Integration) Act, 2012 (known as "Demutualization Act") was promulgated by the Government.
It is worth mentioning here that prior to demutualization, memberships at the stock exchanges were in limited supply as memberships apart from trading rights also carried ownership claim on the assets of the exchange.
It may be added here that in the last one year, a number of laws such as the Securities Act, 2015, the Companies (Amendment) Act, 2015, the Stock Exchanges (Corporatization, Demutualization and Integration) (Amendment) Act, 2015, and the Futures Market Act (FMA), 2016, have been promulgated, which can certainly be termed SECP major successes.
After demutualization, the Dorrances no longer held any mutual membership rights in the companies but retained their contractual interests under the insurance policies and continued to pay the same premiums.
Another category of organizational change is the conversion of co-ops to investor-owned businesses, a process often called "a demutualization."
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