share-out 
noun British
An act of sharing something out, especially money: the share-out of his estate among the family...
- When I saw the share-out of the television money alone it made me realise more than ever how important it is to get promotion.
- Officials agree this year's scramble may be all the more unseemly as his fifth Budget will have more to do with apportioning a share-out of misery than the division of largesse.
- The long-awaited share-out of the large estates among peasants was postponed until the Constituent Assembly was in being.