Separation Board

A Separation Board, in general knowledge context, refers to a governing body or framework responsible for managing the division of assets, responsibilities, or functions between different entities. Often used in corporate restructuring, mergers, or partnerships, it ensures that the separation process is handled fairly and legally. The board oversees the allocation of resources, resolves disputes, and ensures compliance with regulations, aiming to minimize disruption and maximize value for all parties involved. Its primary goal is to facilitate a smooth transition and protect the interests of stakeholders during the separation process.