
Jackson added $1 billion of buyback room. Where does the cash come from?
Jackson expanded buyback capacity as insurer free capital generation declined. Our comparison tracks capital requirements, parent cash and the unchanged annual return target.
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Jackson expanded buyback capacity as insurer free capital generation declined. Our comparison tracks capital requirements, parent cash and the unchanged annual return target.

PTC Therapeutics authorized up to $500 million of share purchases. Our comparison weighs the option against product growth, a completed program purchase and milestones.

A new authorization follows stronger operating results. Comparing Huron's cash statements shows where the latest quarter's cash slowdown occurred.

JBT Marel expanded buyback authority as its sales forecast softened. Our cash comparison shows stronger generation, larger repurchases and a small rise in net debt.

Talen retired shares using an advance against future capacity payments. Its filing details a $157 million finance charge and the cash committed through 2029.

Williams reported strong dividend coverage while cash capital spending exceeded operating cash flow. Our comparison explains the measure and follows the project funding, debt and completed Momentum acquisition.

onsemi returned a much smaller share of quarterly free cash flow through buybacks. Our comparison puts the change alongside its cash balance and pending Ferric and Synaptics deals.

California Resources swung to a loss but increased its dividend. Our comparison separates contract valuations, real hedge payments and operating cash flow.

IIPR's AFFO per share moved above its unchanged dividend in Q3. We examine the smaller share count, tenant deposits and income from life-science investments.

Viper's first dividend under its August policy is below the prior total payout. We compare the declarations, new royalty purchases and higher borrowing.

PROG executed a $100 million buyback after lowering adjusted earnings guidance that already included its initial share-count benefit.

Krystal’s profitable medicine supports a new buyback plan, but a comparison of August and November updates shows several drug milestones slipping into 2027.

HF Sinclair’s planned $257 million buyback could change REH’s board nomination rights. Closing and ownership conditions still matter.

AutoNation’s buybacks helped adjusted earnings per share rise. Adjusted profit fell from a year earlier in both the second and third quarters.