The Nigerian Stock Exchange recently concluded its demutualization process, creating a new holding company and moving toward its vision of becoming Africa’s leading capital market infrastructure ...

Despite the advent of demutualization in the early 1990s, clearing members remain the ultimate underwriters of CCP default risk, a situation we describe as "incomplete demutualization". Fundamental ...

Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) Chairman Muhammad Ali has said that the Demutualization of stock exchanges would end the reign of the stock market brokers by segregating the ...

It was the largest demutualization since demutualization was allowed in 1996. Dai-ichi had total assets of $366 billion as of March 31, 2010. It subsequently undertook an IPO.

Demutualization means converting an exchange from a not-for-profit membership-based company into a for-profit company limited by shares, like a listed company.

Demutualization and Tax Costs. By . Tom Herman. Share. Resize. Q: Suppose someone who dies this year owned stock in a demutualized insurance company that has risen in value over the years.

Q: You have written that the Internal Revenue Service lost a significant court case involving an issue known as "demutualization." Do you know what the IRS's latest position is on that subject ...

Demutualization may lessen some of the self-regulatory organization conflicts.It leads to a separation of the owners of an exchange from its members; ...

Five of the largest U.S. life insurers and 10 others with total assets in 2003 of $775 billion demutualized between 1997 and 2001. Reasons for the increased pace of demutualization include greater ...