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German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | |||||||
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5 | dividend in kind |
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4 | dividend in kind |
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4 | divident in kind, object divident |
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dividend in kind Explanation: Sachdividende f (Fin) dividend in kind – asset – commodity – property . . . dividend (opp, Bardividende = cash dividend) |
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divident in kind, object divident Explanation: content is missing to come up with better proposals |
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dividend in kind Explanation: Alternatively: non-cash dividend "Sachdividende" refers to a non-cash dividend distribution, usually in the form of additional shares or subscription rights. In certain cases, a dividend in kind may involve the distribution of a shareholding (looking at your previous question, this seems to be the case here). IOW, you can't call it "just" a dividend. HTH - best regards, Ralf Dietl, Lorenz; W�rterbuch f�r Recht, Wirtschaft und Politik Own experience in translating various annual reports and similar documents |
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