The process of converting a memberowned mutual organization into a public company through the flotation of COMMON STOCK. Once demutualization occurs, members/ customers are separate and distinct from owners/investors.
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The process of converting a memberowned mutual organization into a public company through the flotation of COMMON STOCK. Once demutualization occurs, members/ customers are separate and distinct from owners/investors.
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