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Northern Trust Corporation (NTRS) Free Cash Flow 2006–TTM

DATA UPDATED 2026-07-15

Northern Trust Corporation annual free cash flow for fiscal TTM was $1.6 billion, a decrease of 70.2% from $5.5 billion in fiscal 2025. All figures are reported results from public filings — no estimates or projections.

NTRS Annual Free Cash Flow

Free Cash Flow (annual)TTM → 2026-03-312025-12-312024-12-312023-12-312022-12-312021-12-312020-12-312019-12-312018-12-312017-12-312016-12-312015-12-312014-12-312013-12-312012-12-312011-12-312010-12-312009-12-312008-12-312007-12-312006-12-31
Free Cash Flow (FCF)$1.6B$5.5B($1.2B)$1.9B$2.3B$1.3B$1.8B$2.4B$1.3B$1.2B$1.0B$1.4B$526M$454M$502M$883M$479M$700M$547M$627M$150M

USD; $M / $B as marked. Newest period first. Source: public company filings (via Yahoo Finance aggregation).

NTRS Quarterly Free Cash Flow

Free Cash Flow (quarterly)2026-03-312025-12-312025-09-302025-06-302025-03-312024-12-312024-09-302024-06-30
Free Cash Flow (FCF)($540M)$158M$358M$1.7B$2.6B($2.9B)$402M$2.8B

USD; $M / $B as marked. Newest period first. Source: public company filings (via Yahoo Finance aggregation).

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