Split-Off

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Split-Off

A relatively rare situation in which a parent company offers to its shareholders stock in a subsidiary in exchange for a comparable amount of stock in the parent company. This allows the parent company to divest itself of the subsidiary. See also: Splitoff IPO.

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Equity Carve-Out Exchange Offer Spin Off Spin-Off Spinoff Splitoff Splitoff IPO			In a research note, Exane BNP Paribas said a split-off of the fixed-line network was unlikely, and Telecom Italia's management and some shareholders, including Telefonica, opposed it. Telecom Italia working on new investor by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA) Kraft Foods announced that it has commenced its exchange offer related to the split-off of its Post cereals business. Kraft Foods by Food & Drink Weekly Before restructuring, the taxpayer investigated several options, including (1) maintaining the status quo, (2) a leveraged recapitalization or a full recapitalization with a spin-off of the lesser business divisions, and (3) divestiture of the lesser business divisions, including a targeted stock offering or an initial public offering (IPO) with a split-off or spin-off. IRS examines treatment of restructuring costs by Staley, Jessica M. / The Tax Adviser			Spinning Spinoff SPINs Spintarella Spirale inflazionistica Spirale prix-salaires spite fence Split Split Adjusted Split Close Split Commission Split Coupon Bond split down Split Funding Split Gift Split Offering Split Order Split Print Split Rating Split Ratio Split Stock Split Up Split-coupon bond Split-Fee Option Split-Funded Annuity Split-Off split-rate capitalization Split-Rate Tax System Split-Up Split-Up Value Splitoff Splitoff IPO Spoken For spoliation of evidence Spolka Z Organiczona Odpowiedzialnoscia Sponsor sponsor equity Sponsored ADR Sponsored American Depositary Receipt Spontaneous Current Liabilities Spontaneous Liabilities Spoofing Sportello bancario Sportello bancoma Spot Commodity Spot Currency Market Spot Exchange Rate Spot Exchange Rates Spot futures parity theorem Spot Interest Rate Spot lending			split-face finish split-face machine Split-fee option Split-Fee Options split-field microtron Split-finger fastball split-fingered fastball Split-Funded Annuities Split-funded annuity split-half correlation split-half method split-hand deformity Split-Hand Foot Malformation with Sensorineural Hearing Loss Split-Hand/Foot Malformation 1 Split-Hand/Foot Malformation with Long Bone Deficiency Split-Hopkinson Pressure Bar Split-Horison Updates Split-leaf Philodendron Split-leaf Philodendron split-lens interference split-level split-level Split-level home Split-level home Split-level house split-levels split-levels split-new Split-Off Split-Off Initial Public Offering Split-Off Initial Public Offerings Split-Off IPO Split-Off IPOs Split-Offs Split-Offs Split-Offs Split-Operator Propagator for Electronically Adiabatic Split-Operator Propagator for Electronically Diabatic split-pea split-pea soup Split-peas Split-personality Split-personality split-phase motor split-plot design Split-Radix Fast Fourier Transform split-rail Split-rail fence split-rate capitalization Split-rate tax system split-ring connector split-ring core lifter split-ring lifter split-ring mold split-ring piston packing Split-screen Split-screen

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