Definition of demutualize in English:

demutualize

(British demutualise)

verb diːˈmjuːtʃʊ(ə)lʌɪzdiˈmjutʃuwəˌlaɪz

[no object]

(of a mutual organization such as a building society) change from being owned by its members to a different kind of ownership.
both companies could demutualize over the next few years
Example sentencesExamples
- New legislation that will allow the company to demutualise (change its status from a mutual society that is owned by its members) is expected to be passed by year-end.
- You don't have to demutualize when you have a strong capital base.
- Crombie was said to be concerned that Hogan's comments would turn into a political issue at a sensitive time for the company which is seeking members' approval to demutualise and float on the stock exchange next year.
- Any building society that demutualises goes through a huge change.
- However, in modern times many of these old cooperatives have demutualized and converted into stock companies to pursue higher profits.
- The company will update its members on whether or not it plans to demutualise at an annual general meeting in April.
- Now it might sound a wee bit cynical to suggest the board waited until it had the mandate to demutualise before it told members they wouldn't be getting quite as much as expected.
- Europe's largest mutual is expected to demutualise, triggering a modest windfall for policyholders, in a move that already has the industry's largest global life players keeping an eye on developments.
- Beyond these two, there are still a number of smaller mutual building societies, but it is unlikely they will demutualise.
- Looking at other mutual insurers that have demutualised in the past, endowment and pension payouts have fallen faster for the quoted companies than for mutual insurers.
- Abbey - as the bank is now known - was the first building society to demutualise in 1989, giving away shares to customers valued at the time at 130p.
- In addition, however, your insurance company has announced its intention to demutualise and so you may also benefit from a windfall payment.
- He said the 5-year claiming period since the company demutualised might possibly be extended for another two years.
- This building society demutualised in 1997 and now holds more than 3% of the UK's outstanding mortgage stock.
- There are disturbing parallels here with the insurance mutuals, building societies and friendly societies that have already demutualised or are actively contemplating demutualisation.
- Building societies - the traditional providers of home loans - demutualised and were rapidly bought up by the high street banks.
- New legislation is expected later this year that would allow the company demutualise and so end its takeover protection status.
- The size of any windfall is crucial to borrowers who are deciding which way to vote because they will have to pay higher mortgage bills if the lender demutualises.
- Faced with the pressure from its members to demutualise, the corporate strategy is often to reaffirm the commitment to remain a mutual for as long as that format is in the best interests of policyholders.
- Two hundred member signatures are needed to force a vote on demutualising the society.

Derivatives

demutualization

noun diːmjuːtʃʊ(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

The amendments may have raised the barrier against members voting in favour of any demutualisation.
Example sentencesExamples
- Melmoth says the group hopes to expand - care homes for the elderly being the next opportunity - but says it will resist demutualisation.
- Laurent recently told senior colleagues that partial demutualization - the process of changing a company's ownership structure to one based on shareholders - would ‘galvanize’ the group.
- Back in May of this year, we reviewed the performance of various windfall shares received following the demutualisation of various building societies.
- You have to go a long way down the list to find a company that hasn't been floated in a privatisation or demutualisation.

Definition of demutualize in US English:

demutualize

(British demutualise)

verbdēˈmyo͞oCHo͞owəˌlīzdiˈmjutʃuwəˌlaɪz

[no object]

Change (a mutual organization such as a savings and loan association) to one of a different kind.
both companies could demutualize over the next few years
Example sentencesExamples
- Looking at other mutual insurers that have demutualised in the past, endowment and pension payouts have fallen faster for the quoted companies than for mutual insurers.
- New legislation is expected later this year that would allow the company demutualise and so end its takeover protection status.
- You don't have to demutualize when you have a strong capital base.
- Faced with the pressure from its members to demutualise, the corporate strategy is often to reaffirm the commitment to remain a mutual for as long as that format is in the best interests of policyholders.
- Crombie was said to be concerned that Hogan's comments would turn into a political issue at a sensitive time for the company which is seeking members' approval to demutualise and float on the stock exchange next year.
- The company will update its members on whether or not it plans to demutualise at an annual general meeting in April.
- Europe's largest mutual is expected to demutualise, triggering a modest windfall for policyholders, in a move that already has the industry's largest global life players keeping an eye on developments.
- Two hundred member signatures are needed to force a vote on demutualising the society.
- Beyond these two, there are still a number of smaller mutual building societies, but it is unlikely they will demutualise.
- The size of any windfall is crucial to borrowers who are deciding which way to vote because they will have to pay higher mortgage bills if the lender demutualises.
- He said the 5-year claiming period since the company demutualised might possibly be extended for another two years.
- Building societies - the traditional providers of home loans - demutualised and were rapidly bought up by the high street banks.
- In addition, however, your insurance company has announced its intention to demutualise and so you may also benefit from a windfall payment.
- Now it might sound a wee bit cynical to suggest the board waited until it had the mandate to demutualise before it told members they wouldn't be getting quite as much as expected.
- Abbey - as the bank is now known - was the first building society to demutualise in 1989, giving away shares to customers valued at the time at 130p.
- Any building society that demutualises goes through a huge change.
- New legislation that will allow the company to demutualise (change its status from a mutual society that is owned by its members) is expected to be passed by year-end.
- However, in modern times many of these old cooperatives have demutualized and converted into stock companies to pursue higher profits.
- This building society demutualised in 1997 and now holds more than 3% of the UK's outstanding mortgage stock.
- There are disturbing parallels here with the insurance mutuals, building societies and friendly societies that have already demutualised or are actively contemplating demutualisation.

单词	demutualize
释义	Definition of demutualize in English: demutualize (British demutualise) verb diːˈmjuːtʃʊ(ə)lʌɪzdiˈmjutʃuwəˌlaɪz [no object] (of a mutual organization such as a building society) change from being owned by its members to a different kind of ownership. both companies could demutualize over the next few years Example sentencesExamples New legislation that will allow the company to demutualise (change its status from a mutual society that is owned by its members) is expected to be passed by year-end. You don't have to demutualize when you have a strong capital base. Crombie was said to be concerned that Hogan's comments would turn into a political issue at a sensitive time for the company which is seeking members' approval to demutualise and float on the stock exchange next year. Any building society that demutualises goes through a huge change. However, in modern times many of these old cooperatives have demutualized and converted into stock companies to pursue higher profits. The company will update its members on whether or not it plans to demutualise at an annual general meeting in April. Now it might sound a wee bit cynical to suggest the board waited until it had the mandate to demutualise before it told members they wouldn't be getting quite as much as expected. Europe's largest mutual is expected to demutualise, triggering a modest windfall for policyholders, in a move that already has the industry's largest global life players keeping an eye on developments. Beyond these two, there are still a number of smaller mutual building societies, but it is unlikely they will demutualise. Looking at other mutual insurers that have demutualised in the past, endowment and pension payouts have fallen faster for the quoted companies than for mutual insurers. Abbey - as the bank is now known - was the first building society to demutualise in 1989, giving away shares to customers valued at the time at 130p. In addition, however, your insurance company has announced its intention to demutualise and so you may also benefit from a windfall payment. He said the 5-year claiming period since the company demutualised might possibly be extended for another two years. This building society demutualised in 1997 and now holds more than 3% of the UK's outstanding mortgage stock. There are disturbing parallels here with the insurance mutuals, building societies and friendly societies that have already demutualised or are actively contemplating demutualisation. Building societies - the traditional providers of home loans - demutualised and were rapidly bought up by the high street banks. New legislation is expected later this year that would allow the company demutualise and so end its takeover protection status. The size of any windfall is crucial to borrowers who are deciding which way to vote because they will have to pay higher mortgage bills if the lender demutualises. Faced with the pressure from its members to demutualise, the corporate strategy is often to reaffirm the commitment to remain a mutual for as long as that format is in the best interests of policyholders. Two hundred member signatures are needed to force a vote on demutualising the society. Derivatives demutualization noun diːmjuːtʃʊ(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n The amendments may have raised the barrier against members voting in favour of any demutualisation. Example sentencesExamples Melmoth says the group hopes to expand - care homes for the elderly being the next opportunity - but says it will resist demutualisation. Laurent recently told senior colleagues that partial demutualization - the process of changing a company's ownership structure to one based on shareholders - would ‘galvanize’ the group. Back in May of this year, we reviewed the performance of various windfall shares received following the demutualisation of various building societies. You have to go a long way down the list to find a company that hasn't been floated in a privatisation or demutualisation. Definition of demutualize in US English: demutualize (British demutualise) verbdēˈmyo͞oCHo͞owəˌlīzdiˈmjutʃuwəˌlaɪz [no object] Change (a mutual organization such as a savings and loan association) to one of a different kind. both companies could demutualize over the next few years Example sentencesExamples Looking at other mutual insurers that have demutualised in the past, endowment and pension payouts have fallen faster for the quoted companies than for mutual insurers. New legislation is expected later this year that would allow the company demutualise and so end its takeover protection status. You don't have to demutualize when you have a strong capital base. Faced with the pressure from its members to demutualise, the corporate strategy is often to reaffirm the commitment to remain a mutual for as long as that format is in the best interests of policyholders. Crombie was said to be concerned that Hogan's comments would turn into a political issue at a sensitive time for the company which is seeking members' approval to demutualise and float on the stock exchange next year. The company will update its members on whether or not it plans to demutualise at an annual general meeting in April. Europe's largest mutual is expected to demutualise, triggering a modest windfall for policyholders, in a move that already has the industry's largest global life players keeping an eye on developments. Two hundred member signatures are needed to force a vote on demutualising the society. Beyond these two, there are still a number of smaller mutual building societies, but it is unlikely they will demutualise. The size of any windfall is crucial to borrowers who are deciding which way to vote because they will have to pay higher mortgage bills if the lender demutualises. He said the 5-year claiming period since the company demutualised might possibly be extended for another two years. Building societies - the traditional providers of home loans - demutualised and were rapidly bought up by the high street banks. In addition, however, your insurance company has announced its intention to demutualise and so you may also benefit from a windfall payment. Now it might sound a wee bit cynical to suggest the board waited until it had the mandate to demutualise before it told members they wouldn't be getting quite as much as expected. Abbey - as the bank is now known - was the first building society to demutualise in 1989, giving away shares to customers valued at the time at 130p. Any building society that demutualises goes through a huge change. New legislation that will allow the company to demutualise (change its status from a mutual society that is owned by its members) is expected to be passed by year-end. However, in modern times many of these old cooperatives have demutualized and converted into stock companies to pursue higher profits. This building society demutualised in 1997 and now holds more than 3% of the UK's outstanding mortgage stock. There are disturbing parallels here with the insurance mutuals, building societies and friendly societies that have already demutualised or are actively contemplating demutualisation.
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