Secures $900M On-Demand Capital Facility Through Pre-Capitalized Trust Securities

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Jackson Financial Inc. has secured access to $900 million in on-demand capital through the issuance of Pre-Capitalized Trust Securities by two affiliated trusts, enhancing its liquidity and financial flexibility.

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• Establishes $900M Capital Facility

  Jackson Financial Inc. has created a new source of on-demand capital and liquidity totaling $900 million through two Delaware statutory trusts, Grand River Funding Trust I and II.

• Issuance of Pre-Capitalized Trust Securities

  Grand River Funding Trust I issued $500 million in 2036 P-Caps, and Grand River Funding Trust II issued $400 million in 2056 P-Caps. The proceeds from these sales were invested in U.S. Treasury securities.

• Right to Issue Senior Notes

  The company now has the right to require the trusts to purchase its 6.311% Senior Notes due 2036 (up to $500M) and 7.280% Senior Notes due 2056 (up to $400M) over 10-year and 30-year periods, respectively.

• Facility Fees and Mandatory Exercise Conditions

  Jackson Financial Inc. will pay semi-annual facility fees on the unexercised portion of the Issuance Right. The Issuance Right can be automatically or mandatorily exercised under certain conditions, including failure to pay fees, bankruptcy events, or if the company's consolidated net worth falls below $2.75 billion.

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Jackson Financial Inc. has established a significant new source of liquidity by creating two Pre-Capitalized Trust Securities facilities totaling $900 million. This arrangement provides the company with the right to issue Senior Notes to these trusts over 10-year and 30-year periods, effectively giving it on-demand access to substantial capital. While the company will incur semi-annual facility fees, this move significantly enhances its financial flexibility and strengthens its balance sheet, providing a substantial cushion for future operations or strategic initiatives. Investors should monitor the company's capital deployment and any future drawdowns from this facility, especially in relation to the mandatory exercise conditions tied to the company's net worth or other financial covenants.