Nobody has filed for crossing 5%. That is a fact, not missing data.
BEN planned insider sales (Form 144)
No planned-sale notices
No insider has filed to sell. Watch this after a run-up.
Corporate PAC
The company's PAC: committee totals only, never individual donors (FEC).
Franklin Resources Inc Political Action Committee (Franklin Templeton Pac)
Cycle 2026 · $271K spent
$424.0K
Federal Election Commission, matched by the PAC's connected organisation
Executive pay vs shareholder return · Ms. Johnson
CEO pay, headline and as actually paid, against the company's
return and its chosen peers' (DEF 14A).
FY
CEO total
Actually paid
Other execs, avg
TSR
Peer TSR
2023
$15.7M
$18.8M
$9.0M
+37%
+51%
2022
$15.7M
$10.1M
$6.4M
+15%
+22%
2021
$9.9M
$13.2M
$5.6M
+52%
+69%
Tagged by the company under SEC Item 402(v). Returns are
cumulative from the start of the disclosure period. Green where the company beat its own peer group.
Live price
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Why this name is on the desk
The complete filing record, in one place.
Each figure here is a federal filing, dated the day it went public, so you can test what was knowable then.
TTM operating cash flow over long-term debt only, 2026-06-30
Cash flow to debt BEN
FY Sep 2025
0.45x
FY Sep 2024
0.35x
FY Sep 2023
0.36x
FY Sep 2022
0.58x
FY Sep 2021
0.37x
Jun 2026
0.12x
Mar 2026
0.43x
Dec 2025
0.41x
Sep 2025
0.45x
Jun 2025
0.62x
Mar 2025
0.33x
Dec 2024
0.39x
Sep 2024
0.35x
At each fiscal year end
Trailing four quarters at each quarter end
Return on equity
+6.8%
TTM net income over average of 2025-06-30 and 2026-06-30
Return on equity BEN
FY Sep 2025
+4.3%
FY Sep 2024
+3.8%
FY Sep 2023
+7.5%
FY Sep 2022
+11.4%
FY Sep 2021
+17.2%
Jun 2026
+6.8%
Mar 2026
+6.0%
Dec 2025
+5.0%
Sep 2025
+4.3%
Jun 2025
+2.6%
Mar 2025
+3.2%
Dec 2024
+3.1%
Sep 2024
+3.8%
At each fiscal year end
Trailing four quarters at each quarter end
Return on assets
+2.4%
TTM net income over average of 2025-06-30 and 2026-06-30
Return on assets BEN
FY Sep 2025
+1.6%
FY Sep 2024
+1.5%
FY Sep 2023
+3.0%
FY Sep 2022
+4.9%
FY Sep 2021
+8.0%
Jun 2026
+2.4%
Mar 2026
+2.2%
Dec 2025
+1.9%
Sep 2025
+1.6%
Jun 2025
+1.0%
Mar 2025
+1.2%
Dec 2024
+1.2%
Sep 2024
+1.5%
At each fiscal year end
Trailing four quarters at each quarter end
Return on invested capital
+6.9%
operating income after a 25.3% effective tax rate, over long-term debt only, 2026-06-30 plus average of 2025-06-30 and 2026-06-30 minus cash
Return on invested capital BEN
FY Sep 2025
+4.2%
FY Sep 2024
+2.9%
FY Sep 2023
+8.2%
FY Sep 2022
+13.4%
FY Sep 2021
+16.5%
Jun 2026
+6.9%
Mar 2026
+6.4%
Dec 2025
+4.7%
Sep 2025
+4.2%
Jun 2025
+2.2%
Mar 2025
+2.8%
Dec 2024
+2.9%
Sep 2024
+2.9%
At each fiscal year end
Trailing four quarters at each quarter end
Return on capital employed
n/a
assets or current liabilities not filed
Return on capital employed BEN
FY Sep 2025
n/a
FY Sep 2024
n/a
FY Sep 2023
n/a
FY Sep 2022
n/a
FY Sep 2021
n/a
Jun 2026
n/a
Mar 2026
n/a
Dec 2025
n/a
Sep 2025
n/a
Jun 2025
n/a
Mar 2025
n/a
Dec 2024
n/a
Sep 2024
n/a
At each fiscal year end
Trailing four quarters at each quarter end
P/E, trailing
21.24x
close 2026-10-27 over four quarters of diluted EPS, 2025-07-01 to 2026-06-30
P/E, trailing BEN
FY Sep 2025
25.42x
FY Sep 2024
23.16x
FY Sep 2023
14.29x
FY Sep 2022
8.54x
FY Sep 2021
8.32x
Jun 2026
22.63x
Mar 2026
18.03x
Dec 2025
22.12x
Sep 2025
25.42x
Jun 2025
45.87x
Mar 2025
27.90x
Dec 2024
30.74x
Sep 2024
23.16x
At each fiscal year end
Trailing four quarters at each quarter end
Enterprise value
$13.7B
market value at close 2026-10-27 on 2026-07-22 shares, plus long-term debt only, 2026-06-30, minus cash 2021-12-31
Enterprise value BEN
FY Sep 2025
$9.8B
FY Sep 2024
$8.8B
FY Sep 2023
$10.8B
FY Sep 2022
$9.6B
FY Sep 2021
$13.7B
Jun 2026
$15.1B
Mar 2026
$10.0B
Dec 2025
$10.3B
Sep 2025
$9.8B
Jun 2025
$10.7B
Mar 2025
$8.2B
Dec 2024
$8.9B
Sep 2024
$8.8B
At each fiscal year end
Trailing four quarters at each quarter end
FCF yield
+0.8%
TTM free cash flow over market value at close 2026-10-27
FCF yield BEN
FY Sep 2025
+7.6%
FY Sep 2024
+7.5%
FY Sep 2023
+7.7%
FY Sep 2022
+17.4%
FY Sep 2021
+7.8%
Jun 2026
+0.7%
Mar 2026
+6.7%
Dec 2025
+6.4%
Sep 2025
+7.6%
Jun 2025
+11.6%
Mar 2025
+6.6%
Dec 2024
+8.0%
Sep 2024
+7.5%
At each fiscal year end
Trailing four quarters at each quarter end
PEG, trailing
0.12x
P/E over trailing EPS growth of 183%: four quarters to 2026-06-30 against the four to 2025-06-30
PEG, trailing BEN
FY Sep 2025
5.53x
FY Sep 2024
n/a
FY Sep 2023
n/a
FY Sep 2022
n/a
FY Sep 2021
0.07x
Jun 2026
0.12x
Mar 2026
0.20x
Dec 2025
0.35x
Sep 2025
5.53x
Jun 2025
n/a
Mar 2025
n/a
Dec 2024
n/a
Sep 2024
n/a
At each fiscal year end
Trailing four quarters at each quarter end
Price as of 2026-10-27. Hover or tap a tile for its yearly and quarterly history.Method
TTM is four consecutive fiscal quarters; Q4 is the year minus nine months when not filed. Returns use the average of opening and closing balances. EBIT is approximated by operating income. PEG uses trailing EPS growth.
Fundamentals
Annual figures from XBRL filings. Pick a past date to see them as known then.
BEN ranks highest on financial health (59th percentile) and risk and compliance (55th), and lowest on growth (35th), among Financial Services peers.
Profitability
43
Inputs
Return on equity+6.8% · 49 pct, sector of 205
Return on assets+2.4% · 64 pct, sector of 266
Return on invested capital+6.9% · 17 pct, sector of 30
Return on capital employedassets or current liabilities not filed
Financial health
59
Inputs
Debt to equity0.20x · 62 pct, sector of 181
Cash flow to debt0.12x · 56 pct, sector of 141
Growth
35
Inputs
Revenue growth, YoY+3.5% · 35 pct, sector of 245
Backlog growth, YoYno backlog line filed, or no year-earlier backlog
Risk and compliance
55
Inputs
Short interest, % of float+6.3% · 31 pct, sector of 390
Recalls per $1B revenue, 3ynot measured for this sector, almost no peer has an event
EPA cases per $1B revenue, 5ynot measured for this sector, almost no peer has an event
New text in Risk Factors, latest 10-K+6.9% · 78 pct, sector of 175
3 not measured: Insider conviction, Institutional and government, US patents
Insider conviction needs 1 of 2 inputs, 0 present: no Form 4 purchase or sale (code P or S) in 180 days; no insider trades in 180 days
Institutional and government needs 1 of 4 inputs, 0 present: fewer than five funds report holding it; no Congress trades in 365 days; no federal contracts in 180 days; no lobbying filings in the last four quarters
US patents needs 1 of 2 inputs, 0 present: patent data not loaded yet
4 of 7 axes scored. Each is a percentile against sector peers (all companies when the sector is thin); higher is better. An unscored axis is unmeasured, not low. How it is scored
BEN filings, in plain words
Have members of Congress traded BEN?
Yes, but not in the year to 2026-10-28; the latest on record is a sale by Thomas H. Kean dated 2025-09-03.
Read the full summary
Members of Congress have disclosed trades in BEN, none in the last year; the latest on record is a sale by Thomas H. Kean dated 2025-09-03. Each figure is counted from SEC and House filings as of 2026-10-28, dated the day the filing was made public.
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