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First National Financial Corp T.FN.P.A


Primary Symbol: T.FN Alternate Symbol(s):  FNLIF | T.FN.P.B

First National Financial Corporation is a Canada-based parent company of First National Financial LP, which is an originator, underwriter, and servicer of predominantly prime residential (single-family and multi-unit) and commercial mortgages. The Company operates through two segments: Residential and Commercial. The Residential segment include single-family residential mortgages. The Commercial segment include multi-unit residential and commercial mortgages. The Company provides mortgage financing solutions to the residential and commercial mortgage markets in Canada. It provides underwriting and fulfilment processing services to two mortgage originators using the mortgage broker distribution channel. The Company services virtually all mortgages generated through its mortgage origination activities on behalf of a wide range of institutional investors.


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Post by felix10on Apr 27, 2022 2:26pm
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Scotiabank review of earnings

Scotiabank review of earningsMaintains TP of $42.

 
Scotiabank Maintains Sector Perform, $42 TP on First National After Q1
2022-04-27 01:41:09 PM ET (MT Newswires)
 
 
01:41 PM EDT, 04/27/2022 (MT Newswires) -- Scotiabank has kept its Sector Perform and $42 TP on First National Financial after the company reported its Q1 results.
 
Despite stronger-than-expected mortgage origination volumes, First National's first quarter core earnings results fell short of expectations, writes analyst Phil Hardie. The surprise was the higher-than-anticipated operating expenses driven by increased interest expenses and hedging costs. "The degree of read-through from the elevated hedging costs is unclear to us at this point; however, interest rates are likely to continue to rise," he said.
 
For 2022, management's expectation is for moderately lower originations resulting from the current rising rate cycle which is dampening affordability and housing activity. Management noted a market slowdown in home purchasing seems inevitable due to pent-up activities in the last 24 months. On commercial, FN continues to anticipate strong activities in the short term, but cautioned against the potential future rate hikes.
Scotiabank Maintains Sector Perform, $42 TP on First National After Q1
2022-04-27 01:41:09 PM ET (MT Newswires)
   
   

01:41 PM EDT, 04/27/2022 (MT Newswires) -- Scotiabank has kept its Sector Perform and $42 TP on First National Financial after the company reported its Q1 results.

Despite stronger-than-expected mortgage origination volumes, First National's first quarter core earnings results fell short of expectations, writes analyst Phil Hardie. The surprise was the higher-than-anticipated operating expenses driven by increased interest expenses and hedging costs. "The degree of read-through from the elevated hedging costs is unclear to us at this point; however, interest rates are likely to continue to rise," he said.

For 2022, management's expectation is for moderately lower originations resulting from the current rising rate cycle which is dampening affordability and housing activity. Management noted a market slowdown in home purchasing seems inevitable due to pent-up activities in the last 24 months. On commercial, FN continues to anticipate strong activities in the short term, but cautioned against the potential future rate hikes.


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