Sentence examples for demutualization from inspiring English sources
deactualization
Making less real or existent.
The word "deactualization" is correct and usable in written English. It is a noun that refers to the process of causing something to become outdated or no longer relevant. For example, "The deactualization of old technology has enabled the development of new and more efficient solutions.".
It went public by distributing shares to policyholders through a process called demutualization.
Mr. Bagri, a former chairman of the exchange, started growing his stake after its demutualization in 2000.
He was instrumental in facilitating the transition to electronic trading, influencing the company's demutualization and initial public offering in 2002, which made CME the first publicly traded financial exchange in the U.S.
It would mark the first time in about three years that demutualization has been on the agenda of NYBOT's regular monthly board meetings, Reuters said.
The 2000 quarter's figure includes $72 million in realized investment losses as well as $71 million paid out in expenses for the company's demutualization and some surplus taxes.
The suit asserted that Allied carried out a "de facto demutualization" that enabled executives to issue themselves millions in stock options, without providing any compensation to policyholders.
"Demutualization is not only about turning making money," Mr. Nagatomo said.
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