mutualise

Make collectively owned

Mutualise is the British spelling of mutualize, meaning to make something mutual or shared.

Most commonly, it describes converting a company to mutual ownership, where customers or employees become stakeholders rather than outside shareholders: The building society was mutualised in the 1990s.

It can also mean to share risks or resources collectively: European nations sought to mutualise their debt.

cooperative

partnership

Shared business arrangement

consortium · association · coalition · collective · union · network · affiliation · synergy · pooling · sharing

insurance

policyholder

Owner of insurance contract

assurance · indemnity · beneficiary · dividend · surplus · not-for-profit · claims · coverage · actuarial · reinsurance

redistribution

nationalisation

State acquisition of industry

allocation · taxation · progressive · levy · socialisation · collectivisation · transfer · benefits · subsidy · common-good

financial

cost-sharing

Splitting financial responsibility

fund · assets · reserves · profit-sharing · hedge · securitisation · syndication

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ownership structure

mutualiseprivatise

Transfer state assets privately

corporatise · privatize · nationalise · corporatize · nationalize

benefit distribution

mutualiseprivatise

Transfer state assets privately

privatize · individual ownership · sole proprietorship · monopolise · monopolize

Family

mutuality, mutualism, mutualist, mutualize

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