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Distribution In Kind

 
Investment Dictionary: Distribution In Kind
 

A distribution made in the form of stock rather than cash.

Also referred to as a "distribution in specie".

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This type of distribution occurs when cash is not readily available or allocating stock is the better alternative. An example would be a stock dividend.

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Business Dictionary: Distribution in Kind
 

Transfer of property other than money. For example, if a corporation distributes an automobile to a shareholder, a distribution in kind has occurred.

 
 

 

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