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Learn about Jack Henry & Associates, a financial software services company, its business model, revenue model, industry analysis, SWOT analysis, and its position in the market.
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Jack Henry & Associates Presented November 11, 2008 Yan Huang Shuang Cheng Guang Lu Chien-Lung Chiang
Part 1: Company Overview Company Overview Business Model and Revenue Model Industry Analyst and Main Competitors SWOT Analysis RCMP Position
Company Overview • Founded in 1976 • John W. “Jack” Henry visualized and wrote the company's first core banking software package • Provides integrated computer systems and data processing solution for commercial banks • Publicly traded in 1985 (NASDAQ:JKHY) • Headquarters in Monett, Missouri • 1.53 Billion market capital
Jack Henry Banking • Provider of the integrated automation banks need to process business information and financial transactions • Supports approximately 1,700 banks • Two key markets:
Jack Henry Banking Jack Henry banking solutions encompass :
Jack Henry Banking Three functionally distinct core banking platforms
SYMITAR • Founded in 1985 • Acquired in 2000 • Provide core information and transaction procession solutions for credit unions • More than 700 credit unions • approximately 50 integrated complementary products and services
SYMITAR • Functionally distinct core processing solutions are:
PROFITSTARS • Launched in 2006 • Two Functional segments:
Industry Analysis Financial Software Service Sustainable competitive advantage: Leading technology in security and operation High quality maintaining service License and renewed contracts Industry Composite 631 Jack Henry ranks 9th
W S • Jack Henry’s capital size and revenue ranked 9th among its competitors • Less resources to invest in upgrading systems • Margins in Jack Henry's service and support segment are relatively low • Good history of dividends payment • Sustainable growth rate • Wide products and services, risk diversified well • Downward trend banking industry is shrinking Jack Henry's customer base • Ongoing declines in the price of computer hardware • Huge Switching cost makes Jack Henry difficult to compete for new business • Banks and Credit Unions relies on core processing systems provided by Jack &Henry • High liquidity, low debt, ability to catch acquisition opportunities • Leading research team to maintain sustainable competitive advantages • Regulatory changes2 O T
RCMP Position • November 11, 1999 entered position • 200 shares at $36 per share • March 3, 2000 • Stock split 2:1 • March 5, 2001 • Stock split 2:1 • January 15, 2007 • Sold 400 shares at $22.53 • Current position • Own 400 shares • Stock price $18.03 as of November 10th, 2008
Part 2: Accounting Analysis Balance Sheet Income Statement Cash Flow DuPont Analysis 2009 1st Quarter Earning Review
Revenue 21% 17% 14% 14% 12% 66% 68% 72% 75% 78% 13% 15% 14% 11% 10%
DuPont Analysis = X = X
1st Quarter Earning Review • 5% increase in revenue • Strong growth in support and services revenue • grows at 10% • One time implementation revenues decreased • Electronic payments revenue increased 16% • Other revenue • License revenue decreased 2 % • Hardware sales decreased 24%
Part 3: Valuation Assumptions Discounted Cash Flow Model Relative Valuation Model
Assumptions on Growth Rate Growth Estimation Sustainable Growth Rate: 3.2%
Other Assumptions Acquisition In USD Thousands
DCF Valuation (In USD Mn)
Recommendation • DCF model price: $18.39 • Price range from sensitivity analysis:Min=$14.52, Max=$23.74 • Triangulation: $17.01 • Current price: $18.03 as of 11/10/08 • Recommendation: HOLD 400 shares with a limit sell at $20.40 before 12/19/08.
Recap • Current Market Price VS Fair Value $17.75 $17.01 • Our goal: • Hold the 400 shares at current market price • Sell the 400 shares when overvalued by 20%
Three Options • Buy Put Option • Sell Call Option • Limit Sell