Speaker A
42:53 - 43:15
"There's the $4 billion for the FY '27 general fund transfers that has been committed. It's been set aside from the realized earnings, and then leaving $10.6 billion in realized earnings and then an allocation of $3.5 billion of unrealized gains."
“There's the $4 billion for the FY '27 general fund transfers that has been committed. It's been set aside from the realized earnings, and then leaving $10.6 billion in realized earnings and then an allocation of $3.5 billion of unrealized gains.”
- Speaker
- Speaker A
- Timestamp
- 42:53 – 43:15
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- September 3, 2026
From the transcript
The— excuse me— the green portion represents the earnings reserve account. There's 3 components to earnings reserve. There's the $4 billion for the FY '27 general fund transfers that has been committed. It's been set aside from the realized earnings, and then leaving $10.6 billion in realized earnings and then an allocation of $3.5 billion of unrealized gains.
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