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Spun out of AIG, in retirement and life insurance business. Very cheap. They've been buying back shares. They have earnings power of $5/share, so you're paying over 6x earnings (vs. MFC's 11x PE). They have excess capital on the balance sheet. Pays a 3% dividend. It benefits from higher interest rates. Is up 47% this year.
(Analysts’ price target is $34.64)CRBG has done well, up 49% this year, yet remains very cheap at 6.7X earnings with a 2.84% yield. The recent quarter was solid with an 18% 'beat' over earnings estimates. Corebridge is well-positioned to reach consensus for double-digit EPS gains in 2025-26 given solid organic growth in its flagship individual annuities business and robust reserve gains in the institutional spread operations. Life insurance sales have also expanded, rising 14% in 3Q. In traditional fixed annuities, deposits have doubled year to date, to $9.5 billion, the surrender pace is down 5 percentage points vs. a year ago and general account assets are up 16% to $58 billion. For fixed-index annuities, the general account has increased 30% vs. 3Q23. Corebridge’s results are also benefiting from recent expense savings of about $400 million and accelerating share buybacks. The share count declined 8% in 3Q. Things continue to look very good here.
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Spinoff from AIG. Life insurance and retirement products. Well run. Great margin of safety. Trading at 6x forward PE. Earnings can grow quickly. Very large regulatory base of capital (RBC), well above buffers required. Serial acquires of stock, which is very accretive at this price. Yield is 3.06%.
(Analysts’ price target is $38.60)