Speaker A
41:22 - 42:43
"This is a, just a visual representation of the components of fund balance, $91.9 total on June 30th."
“This is a, just a visual representation of the components of fund balance, $91.9 total on June 30th.”
- Speaker
- Speaker A
- Timestamp
- 41:22 – 42:43
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- September 3, 2026
From the transcript
This is a, just a visual representation of the components of fund balance, $91.9 total on June 30th. The outer ring of this graphic represents the two-account structure, the principal, which is the, the corpus of the fund, the mineral deposits, the inflation-proofing, any special appropriations that have been made since inception, and then the teal section represents the earnings reserve account. And as Devin just pointed out, there is a component to each of these that is an allocation of the unrealized gains. We, we go through a process at the end of each month to to allocate whatever unrealized gains are held across the portfolio in a pro-rata manner between principal and earnings reserve. So the intersection of this graphic, the dark— excuse me— the dark blue section represents principal, $59.4 billion in deposits, and then an allocation of $14.4 billion in unrealized gain for a total principal of $73.8 billion.
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