Jackson Financial enters USD 900 million P-Caps financing facility with Grand River Funding Trusts

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Jackson Financial enters USD 900 million P-Caps financing facility with Grand River Funding Trusts
  • Jackson entered facility agreements with Grand River Funding Trust I and Grand River Funding Trust II, giving it the right to require each trust to purchase senior notes.
  • The agreements provide issuance rights of up to USD 500 million for 6.311% senior notes due 2036 and up to USD 400 million for 7.28% senior notes due 2056.
  • A semi-annual facility fee applies at 2.066% per annum on the unexercised portion for the 2036 trust and 2.43% per annum for the 2056 trust.
  • The trusts funded their purchase of pre-capitalized trust securities with proceeds invested in U.S. Treasury principal and interest strips.


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