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The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (PNC) Cash Flow Statement

30Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Liquidity management remains active as evidenced by $14.1 billion in investment securities sales during 2026Q1, which helped offset the impact of reduced net income on capital generation.

PNC Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06Dec'05Dec'04Dec'03Dec'02Dec'01Dec'00Dec'99Dec'98Dec'97Dec'96
Cash from Operations6.82B4.38B7.88B10.11B9.08B7.21B4.66B7.36B7.84B5.58B3.5B5.53B5.58B5.55B6.81B6.03B4.81B5.75B7.41B-416M2.16B-680M460M1.67B2.65B1.27B3.05B1.77B726M-41M210M
Operating CF Growth %444.64%-44.37%-22.07%11.32%25.91%54.84%-36.72%-6.08%40.53%59.4%-36.65%-1.07%0.54%-18.42%12.86%25.37%-16.37%-22.39%1882.21%-119.27%417.5%-247.83%-72.42%-37.13%109.56%-58.46%72.01%144.08%1870.73%-119.52%-81.25%
Net Income7.21B7B5.95B5.65B6.11B5.72B7.56B5.42B5.35B5.39B3.98B4.14B4.21B4.21B2.99B3.07B3.4B2.4B914M1.49B2.6B1.32B1.2B1.03B1.18B377M1.21B1.2B1.08B1.05B992M
Depreciation & Amortization357M381M259M217M651M1.77B1.5B1.31B1.13B1.12B1.19B1.09B988M1.15B1.16B1.14B1.06B978M463M391M345M375M302M289M242M260M340M305M310M346M290M
Deferred Taxes-95M-40M-30M-252M351M178M-2.24B303M133M-403M326M404M255M1.2B563M840M1.02B932M-261M78M752M1M-194M216M487M-48M376M97M207M133M190M
Other Non-Cash Items2.4B1.99B2.29B2.24B772M-952M-1.56B546M87M377M190M-486M-378M-414M630M1.39B841M2.9B1.37B78M-2.38B-77M-1.82B-234M156M769M1.12B168M-871M-1.57B-980M
Working Capital Changes-3.11B-4.94B-587M2.26B1.2B490M-596M-219M1.15B-900M-2.19B376M513M-585M1.46B-405M-1.5B-1.46B4.93B-2.45B847M-2.3B976M368M584M-92M0000-282M
Cash from Investing-25.22B-15.62B-3.23B10.11B-60.36B-2.79B-51.12B-24.99B-3.97B-14.89B-7.31B-16.26B-24.89B-18.93B-17.26B-6.55B5.73B9.48B-12.99B-14.64B-5.36B-5.8B-5.19B-2.66B2.2B856M-1.06B1.66B-733M-48M1.55B
Purchase of Investments-27.02B-22.08B-32.11B-5.66B-41.01B-85.58B-45.41B-25.49B-26.79B-19.21B-23.8B-31.26B-8.49B-20.3B-18.64B-27.16B-37.95B-36.45B-19.48B-15.88B-15.71B-21.48B-18.09B-19.74B-18.97B-28.6B-9.15B-9.58B-6.86B-8.72B-9.06B
Sale/Maturity of Investments32.57B24.82B26.59B13.96B22.58B57.15B44.81B23.08B19.34B19.33B17.73B16.68B13.33B20.13B21.73B29.47B34.7B26.65B14.62B10.43B14.77B17.57B18.5B13.31B19.55B24.59B9.35B8.86B10.46B12.35B12.83B
Net Investment Activity5.55B2.74B-5.52B8.29B-18.43B-28.43B-597M-2.41B-7.45B119M-6.07B-14.59B4.84B-177M3.08B2.31B-3.25B-9.8B-4.86B-5.45B-938M-3.92B409M-6.43B586M-4.01B200M-720M3.6B3.63B3.77B
Acquisitions-80M0000-10.51B14.22B75M0-1.34B00-62M0-4.13B430M2.2B-3.4B2.76B-2.54B-58M-504M213M0-1.68B000000
Other Investing-30.69B-18.36B2.29B1.81B-41.93B36.15B-64.75B-22.65B3.48B-13.67B-1.23B-1.67B-29.68B-18.76B-16.21B-9.29B6.77B22.67B-10.89B-6.64B-4.37B-1.37B-5.82B3.77B3.29B4.87B-1.26B2.38B-4.33B-3.68B-2.22B
Cash from Financing11.7B4.7B-9.12B-3.85B3.38B-3.43B48.42B17.08B-3.51B9.69B4.62B10.44B19.63B12.2B11.57B1.32B-11.53B-15.42B6.48B15.1B3.21B6.76B5B759M-5.98B-1.46B-1.41B-2.88B-1.7B376M-1.43B
Dividends Paid-3B-2.94B-2.89B-2.88B-2.69B-2.29B-2.21B-2.13B-1.84B-1.5B-1.27B-1.26B-1.23B-1.15B-997M-660M-350M-818M-923M-806M-633M-575M-566M-546M-546M-569M-546M-520M-495M-488M-488M
Share Repurchases-1.87B-1.34B-1.19B-1.65B-5.23B-1.08B-1.62B-3.58B-2.88B-2.45B-2.06B-2.65B-1.18B-174M-216M-73M-7.78B-188M-234M-963M-531M-166M-292M00000000
Stock Issued71M70M69M1.56B2.29B66M65M90M69M132M151M139M252M244M158M72M3.49B871M375M253M343M220M159M00000000
Net Stock Activity-1.8B-1.27B-1.12B-95M-2.94B-1.01B-1.56B-3.49B-2.81B-2.31B-1.91B-2.51B-924M70M-58M-1M-4.3B683M141M-710M-188M54M-133M00000000
Debt Issuance (Net)0-1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K
Other Financing12.17B14.13B5.23B-14.49B-20.97B6.33B70.94B24.98B3.07B6.84B8.6B14.84B10.53B8.42B7.57B2.9B-2.92B-3.85B-3.61B6.56B5.37B7.17B6.01B259M-2.59B-314M1.86B39M26M2.29B-1.7B
Net Change in Cash-6.7B-6.54B-4.47B16.36B-47.89B987M1.96B-547M359M370M814M-295M317M-1.18B1.11B808M-991M-183M904M44M5M288M262M-233M-1.13B665M582M551M-1.71B287M-3.68B
Exchange Rate Effect0000000000000000000000000000000
Cash at Beginning39.71B46.25B50.73B34.36B82.25B7.02B5.06B5.61B5.25B4.88B4.07B4.36B4.04B5.22B4.11B3.3B4.29B4.47B3.57B3.52B3.52B3.23B2.97B3.2B4.33B3.66B3.08B2.53B4.24B4.02B3.68B
Cash at End31.7B39.71B46.25B50.73B34.36B8B7.02B5.06B5.61B5.25B4.88B4.07B4.36B4.04B5.22B4.11B3.3B4.29B4.47B3.57B3.52B3.52B3.23B2.97B3.2B4.33B3.66B3.1B2.53B4.3B4.02B
Interest Paid10.96B11.15B13.05B9.45B2.17B582M1.29B3.74B2.83B1.74B1.32B1B863M891M1.21B1.52B1.87B3.15B2.15B2.97B2.38B1.51B782M00000000
Income Taxes Paid419M0434M997M197M675M3.41B430M372M72M658M919M1.1B234M39M842M752M66M797M662M471M504M486M00000000
Free Cash Flow6.82B4.38B7.88B10.11B9.08B7.21B4.66B7.36B7.84B5.58B3.5B5.53B5.58B5.55B6.81B6.03B4.81B5.75B7.41B-416M2.16B-680M460M1.67B2.65B1.27B3.05B1.77B726M-41M210M
FCF Growth %21.52%-44.37%-22.07%11.32%25.91%54.84%-36.72%-6.08%40.53%59.4%-36.65%-1.07%0.54%-18.42%12.86%25.37%-16.37%-22.39%1882.21%-119.27%417.5%-247.83%-72.42%-37.13%109.56%-58.46%72.01%144.08%1870.73%-119.52%-81.25%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetAdequate
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

Credit Provisioning Volatility

Verified Source

Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

Earnings Retention and Capital Buffers

According to reported financial data, PNC's ability to generate organic capital has been pressured by the massive $2.3 billion provision for credit losses in 2026Q1, which significantly constrained the net income available for reinvestment compared to the more stable $1.5 billion to $2.0 billion quarterly earnings range.

The sharp spike in provisioning suggests that management is prioritizing balance sheet fortification over immediate capital accretion. Investors should monitor whether this shift in capital allocation signals a long-term change in risk appetite or merely a temporary response to macroeconomic uncertainty.

Securities Portfolio Liquidity and Reinvestment

As indicated by recent cash flow statements, PNC has actively managed its investment securities portfolio, with 2026Q1 showing $14.1 billion in sales against $9.1 billion in purchases, suggesting a strategic effort to harvest liquidity or rebalance duration in response to the evolving interest rate environment.

The high turnover in the investment portfolio implies that the bank is utilizing its securities book as a primary lever for liquidity management. This activity warrants further investigation to determine if the realized gains or losses are masking underlying volatility in the bank's core net interest margin.

Dividend Sustainability Amidst Earnings Pressure

Based on the provided figures, PNC has maintained a consistent dividend payout of approximately $700 million to $770 million per quarter, even as net income fluctuated, which may indicate a commitment to shareholder returns despite the recent deterioration in operating cash flow and increased credit loss provisions.

While the dividend appears stable, the payout ratio relative to volatile earnings suggests that future capital return capacity may be limited if the current provisioning trend persists. Investors should monitor whether management prioritizes these distributions over the potential need to retain capital for regulatory compliance.

Provisioning Volatility and Credit Quality

Financial statements reveal a dramatic shift in credit management, with the $2.3 billion provision recorded in 2026Q1 representing a significant departure from the modest $139 million to $254 million range observed throughout 2025, suggesting a potential reassessment of the bank's exposure to deteriorating credit conditions.

This substantial increase in provisions appears to be the primary driver of the recent cash flow volatility, effectively neutralizing the benefits of operational income. It remains unclear whether this reflects a specific portfolio impairment or a broader, more conservative approach to the CECL accounting framework.

PNC — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying PNC stock.

How much cash does The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (PNC) generate from operations?

The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (PNC) generated $4.38B in net cash from operating activities in 2025. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.'s free cash flow?

The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (PNC) generated $4.38B in free cash flow in 2025. Free cash flow is the cash left over after capital expenditures, which can be used to pay dividends, repurchase shares, or pay down debt.

What is The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.'s capital expenditure (CapEx)?

The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (PNC) spent $0.0M on capital expenditures in 2025. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2025, The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (PNC) returned $2.94B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $1.34B on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.