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TSE:IFC

Intact Financial (IFC.TO)

266.14
-2.01 (0.75%)
as of Aug 26, 2026, 8:00:01 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 26, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 15 opinions in the last 12 months.

Intact Financial (IFC-T) is experiencing diverse opinions among analysts. Some experts believe the stock is at an attractive entry point and recommend buying, citing its strong market presence as the largest P&C insurer in Canada and its historical performance metrics, which indicate stability and reliability. Others express concerns about recent underperformance, particularly regarding growth forecasts and pricing competition, suggesting that the stock's valuation may be stretched. While its dividend growth and robust premium generation from the Canadian market are noted positively, some analysts advise caution based on its current position below the 200-day moving average and overall market sentiment shifting towards growth stocks. In light of these mixed assessments, many view it as a long-term hold with potential for recovery in the future.

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Hold
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HOLD
Property and casualty insurance. Stock price has gone nowhere for most of last year. Had a couple of good years. Very well run company.
DON'T BUY
Prefers the parent company, ING Groep NV (ING-N). It was hot in the beginning, but hasn't done much lately. With the parent company, you get a bigger spread of business.
COMMENT
Doesn’t like its dual class stock. They’ve done exceptionally well.
DON'T BUY
Have had a great run since going public. Earnings continue to beat expectations. Think the cycle is slowing down a little, so is getting a little leery.
HOLD
This is an asset of tremendous quality. Easily the most aggressive acquisition philosophy of the banks. Keep as a long-term investment.
BUY
Has been going sideways as have been most of the Canadian banks because we are going through a change of rising interest rates. Nothing wrong with owning this, you just have to have a longer time horizon.
SELL
Has been very surprised at how well it has hung in here. Haven't had the economic downturn yet that necessitates the tightening and thinks that is still coming. This would give you another leg down.
HOLD
A very strong, progressive pursuer of acquisitions. Expects it to continue to be brilliantly managed.
DON'T BUY
Have made some very successful acquisitions. With this stock, you have to count on acquisitions. Fully valued.
HOLD
Probably has the best upside of all the Canadian insurers and banks. His fair market value is about $70. Stock has been behaving quite nicely. Well run organisation.
DON'T BUY
His model price is $59.49 so it is not mispriced.
BUY
A cyclical market. Will go into a downturn at some point, but for now they have done better than what has been expected. Valuation is not too bad. Could be doing an acquisition soon.
TOP PICK
The biggest property/casualty company in Canada. Consistently makes money on their insurance. Have a lot of distribution channels. Just raised their dividend.
DON'T BUY
The whole story here is growth and consolidation. Did some amazing acquisitions and were able to pull the costs out but it's already reflecting the next acquisition.
BUY
The property/casualty industry is fragmented and they are one of the leaders in consolidating that business. An excellent company.
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