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1. ''Organisational structures.''
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An organisation owned and controlled by its customers - who are members of the mutual organisation - although day to day management will often be undertaken by professional managers, especially in larger mutuals.
Non-Bank Financial Institution.


Building societies and credit unions are mutual organisations.


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The members do not normally contribute directly to the capital of the organisation.
Less commonly, Non-Bank Financial Intermediary.


Rather, they derive their rights to vote and to surpluses, from their customer relationship.


 
== See also ==
2.  ''Adjective.''
* [[Anti money laundering]]
 
* [[Bank]]
Agreed by, or affecting, both parties to a contract or other arrangement.
* [[DTLB]]
 
* [[Financial intermediary]]
 
* [[Shadow banking]]
==See also==
*[[Building society]]
*[[Credit union]]
*[[Employee Ownership Association]]
*[[Member]]
*[[Mutual break]]
*[[Mutual fund]]
*[[Shareholder]]
 
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Revision as of 19:21, 10 August 2016

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Non-Bank Financial Institution.


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Less commonly, Non-Bank Financial Intermediary.


See also