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    John Dorsett

    Senior Vice President and Analyst at Barclays

    John Dorsett is a Senior Vice President and Analyst at Barclays, focusing on municipal finance and capital markets, with deep expertise in the valuation and performance analysis of utility, energy, and public sector issuers. He has covered a range of major public utility and energy companies, providing actionable research that supports notable municipal bond transactions and capital project evaluations, with a performance track record recognized by industry publications and consistent client rankings for accuracy and insight. John began his financial services career in the early 2000s and prior to joining Barclays in 2018, he held significant analytical and advisory roles at PFM, including leading municipal financial advisory engagements across multiple sectors. He maintains active FINRA Series 7 and Series 63 registrations, and his work has garnered recognition for innovation and excellence in municipal finance advisory.

    John Dorsett's questions to ALASKA AIR GROUP (ALK) leadership

    John Dorsett's questions to ALASKA AIR GROUP (ALK) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    John Dorsett, on for Brandon Oglenski, asked for an update on the progress of synergy and initiative targets and what to expect in Q4. He also inquired about the status of achieving a single operating certificate.

    Answer

    VP of Finance, Planning and IR Ryan St. John stated that the company is tracking ahead of its ~$200 million synergy target for the year, with the highest contribution expected in Q4. CEO Ben Minicucci confirmed that the single operating certificate is on track for October, alongside the single reservation system, with the unified loyalty program launching in August.

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    John Dorsett's questions to Frontier Group Holdings (ULCC) leadership

    John Dorsett's questions to Frontier Group Holdings (ULCC) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    John Dorsett, on behalf of Barclays, asked how Frontier plans to control costs with mid-single-digit capacity growth in 2025 and inquired about the expected impact of numerous sale-leaseback transactions on the company's rent line.

    Answer

    CFO Mark Mitchell explained that cost control in 2025 will be supported by achieving the $150 million annual run-rate savings from their cost program by year-end. He noted that 21 aircraft deliveries in 2025 are financed via sale-leasebacks, which would generate gains. CEO Barry Biffle added that Frontier is maintaining its cost advantage, which was over 40% in Q3, through network simplification and disciplined management, distinguishing it from cost convergence seen elsewhere in the industry.

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