The process by which a mutual organisation owned by its members, such as a building society or insurance company, converts to a public limited company owned by its shareholders. For example, Norwich Union demutualised and floated on the London Stock Exchange in 1997
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Refers to the process whereby a mutually owned financial institution, for instance an insurance company, is being converted into a stock company. Members usually receive shares in the new company, and in some cases a cash windfall, in exchange for their ownership rights.
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The process of floating a mutual society onto the stock market, in the process usually generating a windfall bonus for its members
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The process whereby a mutual organisation owned by its members, such as a building society, converts to a public limited company owned by its shareholders.
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Conversion process by which mutually held organisations become publicly listed companies. Examples include building societies, such as the Halifax, converting to banks.
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