The following is excerpted from the question-and-answer section of the transcript.
(Questions from industry analysts are provided in full, but answers are omitted - download the transcript to see the full question-and-answer session)
Question: Rayna Kumar - Oppenheimer & Co Inc - Analyst
: Nice results here. We saw some solid margin expansion in the quarter. And as you mentioned, Mimi, R&D was down 1%. Can you
talk about how sustainable this type of margin expansion is going forward? And maybe how margin could look for the remainder
of the year by quarter?
REFINITIV STREETEVENTS | www.refinitiv.com | Contact Us
consent of Refinitiv. 'Refinitiv' and the Refinitiv logo are registered trademarks of Refinitiv and its affiliated companies.
NOVEMBER 05, 2025 / 1:45PM, JKHY.OQ - Q1 2026 Jack Henry & Associates Inc Earnings Call
Question: Will Nance - Goldman Sachs Group Inc - Analyst
: I was wondering if you could expand a little bit on the pricing and competitive environment out there. And in particular, there's
been a lot of focus around some of the core consolidation happening at the competitors. Are you guys seeing an increased willingness
to explore converting cores in the market? And how are you feeling about your chance of maybe shaking loose a couple of those
opportunities?
Question: Daniel Perlin - RBC Capital Markets Inc - Analyst
: I just wanted to maybe revisit the sales momentum here and the conversions into private cloud. So I think you said you signed seven
clients to convert to private cloud. You're at 77% today. So you're getting pretty high on the penetration rate there, which is clearly
a positive for the revenue uplift.
I guess what I'm ultimately getting at is, as you think about the strategy to increasingly sell outside the core, can you just maybe
update us on where that progress is? I know you've got a lot of initiatives underway, but it would be helpful to kind of refresh that
strategy here.
Question: Tyler DuPont - Wells Fargo Securities LLC - Analyst
: Greg and Mimi, this is Tyler DuPont on for Jason. I just wanted to ask not to pile on core banking, but I just want to ask about the
trends you're seeing. I heard in the prepared remarks you guys signed four takeaways, and you're comfortable with the 50 to 55
target.
But just from an asset size perspective, could you maybe clarify the average size of the wins you're seeing in the quarter? And how
that sort of coincides with your longer-term strategy to move upmarket and to claim those larger wins?
Question: James Faucette - Morgan Stanley & Co Ltd - Analyst
: Greg, you mentioned the Bank Director survey and the median growth in tech spend. I'm curious, just given where we are in the
deposit cycle and the prospect of accelerating loan growth next year with change in interest rates. I was hoping you could help us
to stratify the differences in demand from your customers for deposit attraction versus retention versus lending and how you are
allocating resources to one side or the other, whether it would be to lending or the ledger side?
Question: Dominick Gabriele - Compass Point Research and Trading LLC - Analyst
: I have to say, I think you guys sound pretty fired up on this call in the prepared remarks. And one of the things with Jack Henry is the
level of revenue growth. And it sounds like you're limiting pricing compression and stabilizing that headwind.
I was just curious, given where your current guidance is this year versus previous years, maybe you could -- is there any chance you
could quantify that headwind of pricing over the last 12 months and how it possibly went into your current guidance and what
those mitigation efforts like actually are in the business? Is it like salespeople having different mechanics or something along those
lines?
Question: David Koning - Robert W. Baird & Co Inc - Analyst
: Good job. And I guess my question, card processing revenue accelerated about 2%, which was nicely better than industry trends,
which were pretty stable to maybe a little acceleration, but 2% is a lot better. And I know you called out a lot of the newer types of
payment services growing really well. And I guess the question is, is that sustainable, like this higher level of growth now? Are those
other things contributing enough to kind of keep this at a higher pace?
|