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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Trisura Group Ltd T.TSU

Alternate Symbol(s):  TRRSF

Trisura Group Ltd. is a specialty insurance provider. The Company is engaged in operating in surety, risk solutions, corporate insurance, and fronting business lines of the market. It has investments in subsidiaries through which it conducts insurance and reinsurance operations. Those operations are primarily in Canada (Trisura Canada) and the United States (Trisura US). Its segments include... see more

TSX:TSU - Post Discussion

Trisura Group Ltd > Comparison
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Post by retiredcf on Aug 18, 2024 2:10pm

Comparison

Which of these three offer the best growth potential over the next 5 years and why ? I can handle moderate risk. Which offers the best entry price ? Are there other CDN listed insurance companies I should consider ?

DFY (property and casualty insurance) – consensus growth estimate over the next few years 6%-8%

IFC (property and casualty insurance and auto insurance) - consensus growth estimate over the next few years 6%

TSU (specialty insurance) - consensus growth estimate over the next few years 10%-12%.

TSU has the best growth, as the company reinvested the majority of its earnings back, and volume growth in TSU’s recent quarters is quite healthy. While TSU has the strongest growth, we think IFC could be the most balanced name between capital returns and growth. 

Best entry price: TSU - $37, IFC - $242.

Another CDN-listed insurance company to consider is FFH (run by the CEO who used to be considered as the Warren Buffet of Canada)  (5iResearch)

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