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Western Union鈥檚 Q2 2025 results show top-line pressure but margin resilience. Revenue declined 3.8 % to $1.03 bn as Consumer Money Transfer (-7 % YoY) outweighed 39 % growth in Consumer Services. Cost discipline lowered cost-of-services and SG&A by a combined $41 m, lifting operating income 1 % to $192.7 m and expanding operating margin to 18.8 % (vs 17.9 %). Net income fell 13 % to $122.1 m and diluted EPS slipped to $0.37 (-$0.04 YoY) as higher tax expense and $21 m of FX-hedge losses offset margin gains.

Year-to-date trends mirror the quarter. First-half revenue fell 5 % to $2.01 bn while net income dropped 13 % to $245.6 m; diluted EPS is $0.73 (-$0.10). Operating cash flow surged to $147.9 m (vs $60.2 m) on working-capital improvements, but total cash slid to $1.02 bn (-31 % YTD) after $500 m note repayment, $156 m buybacks (14.8 m shares at $10.08 avg) and $159 m dividends. Borrowings decreased $192 m to $2.75 bn, strengthening net leverage, while a new $1 bn open-ended repurchase authorization has $850 m still available. Stockholders鈥� equity fell to $883.6 m, reflecting share retirements and a $35 m OCI loss from hedging. The April acquisition of UK-based Eurochange expands travel-money retail presence. Management reports no material changes to ongoing litigation; reasonably possible additional losses are estimated at ~$30 m.

On 07/08/2025, Western Union (WU) filed a Form 4 reporting that Chief Accounting Officer Barry D. Cooper received 28,802 restricted stock units (RSUs) at no cost. The award, recorded with transaction code 鈥淎,鈥� vests in full on the third anniversary of the grant date. After the grant, Cooper directly owns 28,802 shares of WU common stock. No open-market purchases, sales, or derivative transactions were disclosed, indicating this is a standard element of executive compensation rather than a market-moving trade.

The filing modestly increases insider equity alignment but has no material impact on share count, cash flow, or near-term valuation.

FOXO Technologies Inc. ("FOXO") has circulated a Definitive Information Statement (DEF 14C) dated July 7 2025 announcing that holders of approximately 82% of the company鈥檚 91.6 million voting rights have already provided written consent for nine material corporate actions. As a result, no shareholder meeting or proxy solicitation will occur; the actions become effective 20 days after mailing.

Items 1-8: Shareholders approved the potential issuance of well over 20% of outstanding Class A common shares to cover (i) conversions of every class of preferred stock (Series A-D), (ii) conversion of roughly US$1.8 million in outstanding convertible promissory notes held by ClearThink, LGH, Lucas Ventures, IG Holdings and 1800 Diagonal, (iii) issuance of up to 5.15 million shares to Smithline Family Trust II under an amended exchange agreement, (iv) equity compensation of 40,000 shares to director Bret Barnes under NYSE American Section 711, and (v) equity compensation/finder shares to J.H. Darbie & Co. The approvals satisfy NYSE American Section 713 (20% dilution) and Section 711 (equity compensation) thresholds, enabling FOXO to convert or issue securities even if pricing is below the 鈥淢inimum Price鈥�.

Item 9: Shareholders also authorized the Board to implement, at its sole discretion any time before November 6 2025, a 1-for-1.99 reverse stock split. Post-split, outstanding common shares would fall from 20.14 million to roughly 10.07 million, with no change to the 500 million authorized share limit, thereby increasing the pool of authorized but unissued stock. The reverse split is primarily intended to keep the share price above NYSE American鈥檚 US$0.10 delisting threshold and to avoid the cumulative 200-to-1 reverse-split limit within two years.

Capital structure snapshot (as of 23 Jun 25):

• Common shares outstanding: 20,143,846
• Series A Preferred: 19,650 shares (aggregate voting power 91.5 million)
• Series B Preferred: 3,245 shares
• Series C Preferred: 573.75 shares
• Series D Preferred: 4,312 shares
• Convertible notes outstanding (principal): 鈮� US$1.8 million

Implications for investors: The authorizations remove conversion caps, paving the way for substantial dilution once preferred shares and notes convert鈥攐ften at 90% of five-day VWAP or fixed prices as low as US$0.10. Conversely, securing formal approval keeps FOXO in compliance with exchange rules, preserves its NYSE American listing, and may facilitate future capital raises.

JPMorgan Chase Financial Company LLC is marketing a three-year structured note titled 3y RAY/SX5E Basket Dual Directional Trigger PLUS. The note is linked to a basket comprising the Russell 3000庐 Index (40% weight) and the EURO STOXX 50庐 Index (60% weight). Key commercial terms are as follows:

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