Jack Henry & Associates

Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.
Type	Public
Traded as	NASDAQ: JKHY
Founded	Monett, Missouri (1976)
Headquarters	Monett, Missouri, United States
Key people	John F. “Jack” Prim, Chairman and CEO David B. Foss, President
Website	www.jackhenry.com

Jack Henry & Associates is an S&P 400 company^[1] that supports more than 11,300 financial institutions with core processing services. JHA was ranked the 18th largest provider of information technology services to the financial services industry worldwide in the 2009 FinTech 100 surveys.^[2] Headquartered in Monett, Missouri, JHA made $1.129 billion in annual revenue during fiscal 2013 (ended June 30).^[3]

History

Jack Henry & Associates (commonly referred to as JHA) was formed in 1976 by Jack Henry and Jerry Hall in Verona, MO. In 1977, Jack Henry & Associates was incorporated and generated $9,360 in revenue.^[4]

The company went public October 29, 1985 with an IPO of 1.5 million primary shares. JHA started acquiring other companies in 1992. It acquired Symitar in 2000. In 2004, JHA’s focused diversification acquisition strategy resulted in the acquisition of a number of companies and products that can be sold outside JHA’s core client base to all financial services organizations regardless of charter, asset size, core processing platform. In 2006, JHA launched its third primary brand – ProfitStars – to encompass the specialized products and services assembled through its focused diversification acquisition strategy. In 2010 the company acquired iPay Technologies, which operated as the largest independent provider of electronic bill pay services in the United States.^[5]

Corporate structure

JHA provides hardware and software for financial institutions. The company supports more than 11,300 customers through three primary brands.

Jack Henry Banking

Jack Henry Banking is a provider of the core and complementary services banks use to process financial transactions, automate business processes, and manage information. The original JHA business line supports approximately 1,300 banks—ranging from community banks up.^[6] This line includes NetTeller Online Banking.^[7]

Symitar

Symitar was founded in 1984 and acquired by JHA in 2000. Symitar's flagship product is Episys, a software application used to manage member base and process transactions. It has its own PowerOn scripting language, RepGen, and its own SymConnect interface allowing for access by Symitar, other JHA add-on modules, and third-party applications. In 2002 JHA acquired South Carolina-based CU Solutions to bolster the services it provided through Symitar.^[8]

ProfitStars

The ProfitStars brand was launched in February 2006. It provides best-of-breed solutions that enhance the performance of domestic and international financial institutions of all asset sizes and charters using any core processing system, as well as diverse corporate entities. ^[9]

Acquisitions and divestitures

2014

Banno^[10]

2010

iPay Technologies ^[11]

2009

Pemco Technologies ^[12]
Goldleaf Financial Solutions, Inc. ^[13]

2007

AudioTel Corporation ^[14]
Gladiator Technology Services ^[15]

2006

US Banking Alliance ^[16]

2005

Profitstar, Inc.^[17]
Stratika ^[18]
Tangent Analytics, LLC^[19]

2004

SERsynergy Division of SER Solutions, Inc. ^[20]
TWS Systems, Inc.^[21]
Optinfo, Inc. ^[22]
Verinex Technologies, Inc. ^[23]
Banc Insurance Services ^[24]
Select Payment Processing, Inc.^[25]
Alex eSolutions, Inc., suite of regulatory reporting software ^[26]
e-ClassicSystems, Inc. ^[27]
Yellow Hammer Software, Inc. ^[28]

2003

National Bancorp Data Services, LLC ^[29]

2002

CU Solutions, Inc.^[30]
Transcend Systems Group, Inc ^[31]

2000

Symitar Systems, Inc. ^[32]
Sys-Tech, Inc. ^[33]
BancData Solutions, Inc. ^[34]

References

External links

Official website

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