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Based on the reviews from different experts, it can be concluded that DFY, the financial holding company for a leading property and casualty insurer in Canada, is a well-run business in a sector with some risks. The company is progressing well and has strong long-term prospects despite recent insurance losses. It is seen as a good value at the current share price and is trading at a significant discount compared to its competitor IFC. There is potential for the company to be acquired or to make acquisitions in the future, making it a good time to buy. The industry is consolidating, and the company has a smaller size advantage that could give it a leg up over its competitor. Overall, DFY is a good investment with upside potential.
Recent insurance losses (flooding) in Toronto will be hard on the business, but overall long term prospects are good. Climate change actually good for the business (more premiums). Likes business, but does not own shares (prefers Intact).
P&C business. Making a ton of money. Great business, good valuation. Will probably be acquired at some point. His insurance play remains BRK.B.
Does not owns shares. However, likes property and casualty insurance space. Canadian company with online business model that is good for reducing costs. Will take time to see if business is consolidated. If already own shares - would recommend holding.
Reasonable dividend. Good company with quality prospects. Q1 a slight miss, but the business is very sound. Would recommend buying weakness. Excellent value at current share price.
Trades at significant discount (1.7x book value) to IFC (2.7x book value), as it's growing faster and increasing ROE faster. Sees it trading at 2x book within a year, giving it a $60 share price. Pullback is a great entry point. Yield is 1.49%.
(Analysts’ price target is $49.21)All reinsurance in property & casualty business. Really expensive in Canada. IFC is the monster, DFY is a newer entrant. He owns none of them. Likes the business, but valuation is too high.
Very strong results recently. Premiums more than covered expenses. Raised dividend by 16%. Now allowed to lever balance sheet to make acquisitions. Growing faster than IFC, which is #1 in Canada. Trades at big discount (1.8x book value) to IFC (2.8x). Really good upside.
Swiss Reinsurance just purchased 10% of company. Possible creeping takeover? DFY is either going to make acquisitions or be acquired. Good time to buy.
Likes it. Trades at a PEG ratio similar to IFC, and has exciting things happening.
Definity Financial is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol DFY-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (DFY-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:DFY or DFY-T
In the last year, 13 stock analysts published opinions about DFY-T. 9 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 2 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Definity Financial.
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13 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Definity Financial In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2024-12-11, Definity Financial (DFY-T) stock closed at a price of $58.66.
Depends on what percentage it makes of your portfolio, plus what your cost base is. #1 competitor to DFY is IFC. The industry is consolidating more. DFY might have a leg up on IFC, as DFY is smaller and can buy a few more things in Canada.
Cost inflation and extreme weather give him pause in this area. Both well-run businesses, but inclined to stay away. The sector poses some risks.