Spin-off and spinoff (so also said in German, rarely spin-off)

In the case of branched companies and also banks, the spin-off of a business division, usually with the intention of taking this division public immediately or later as an independent company. Spin-offs offer groups in particular the opportunity to raise capital at short notice. Generally, all-finance groups wishing to streamline their operations often sell less productive, or unrelated subsidiary businesses as spin-offs. The spun-off companies are expected to be worth more as independent entities than as parts of a larger business. In many cases, spin-offs are therefore the first step toward complete separation from a division. – See outsourcing, contractual trust arrangement, file management, centralized, auxiliary services, bank-related, insourcing, outsourcing, subsidiarity principle, trust agreement.

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