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Assurant, Inc. (Assurant) is a provider of specialized insurance products and related services in North America and select worldwide markets. The Company operates in four segments: Assurant Solutions, Assurant Specialty Property, Assurant Health, and Assurant Employee Benefits. The products offered by the segments include warranties and service contracts, pre-funded funeral insurance, lender-placed homeowners insurance, manufactured housing homeowners insurance, individual health and small employer group health insurance, group dental, disability, and life insurance and employee-funded voluntary benefits.
Je prépare un petit blog ladessus. En attendant, vous avez une opinion sur Assurant?
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Mes recherches avancent. Question pour vous, est-ce que vous regardez les coverage ratio dans les cie d'assurance. Et si oui, est-ce que vous incluez les intérets et les autres revenus dans le premium ou vous les excluez. Assurant semble les inclures mais il me semble que c'est un peu erroné pour valider l'historique.
Dans le cas de Assurant, il semble que (excepté 2008) le calcul soit assez stable entre les deux avec un 14% d'autres revenus. On peut donc se fier sur le coverage de leurs statements moins 14%.
J'imagine que par Business Segment ça pourra varier... je creuse encore
Chose promise chose due.
http://pretoriainvestment.com/2012/12/09/assurant-aiz/
Mes scénarios positifs sont tous plus intéressants les uns que les autres. Tu peux regarder dans le drop box.
Current book value is 53.70 excluding AOCI giving us a P/B of 0.64.
The book value is progressing, thanks to massive
(10%) share repurchase program on going, between 14% (2011) and 18% (2012)
YTD giving us an expected BV per share excluding AOCI at 78$ in 2016 assuming 10% growth going forward.
Le 14% de croissance du book de 2011 ressemble étrangement au 14% que j'avais calculé pour le futur...
Avec un P/E de 10 ou un P/BV de 1 on arrive à la même évaluation.
Plus je creuse plus c'est merveilleux...
Je me suis essayé à une valorisation de AIZ, suivant les techniques ça tourne au tour de 62€
Merci GroupePretoria pour me l'avoir fait découvrir
http://img4.hostingpics.net/pics/261749valoaiz.jpg
C'est de celle la que je parlais.
U e cie qui augmente le book à 10-15% annuel et qui se vend à moins de 6 fois les normal earnings... Et à moins de 70% du book... C'est extraordinaire.
Ps: je ne connais pas l'entreprise mais je pense que ces infos pourraient être intéressantes?
Past events, including a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission in connection with an investigation of the company for abusing the use of reinsurance contracts to inflate earnings, have put Assurant's stewardship in some question, and as a consequence we give the company a poor stewardship rating. The company is led by CEO Robert Pollock and chair Elaine Rosen. We like that these two roles are separated, but this does little to assuage our concerns about management actions. In July 2007, the company received Wells notices of an investigation into five company executives, including Pollock and then-CFO Bruce Camacho (who resigned in March 2009). In January 2008, the board voted to reinstate Pollock as CEO of Assurant, even though at that time the SEC investigation continued (it has since been resolved). Despite being on forced administrative leave for nearly half of 2007, Pollock still took home $3.5 million in compensation for the year, nearly equal what he earned in 2006. Since then, Pollock's pay has increased and has averaged nearly $8 million per year during the most recent three years. Not only does Assurant not meet the standard of awarding executive compensation based on performance goals rather than simply being employed, but executives are well compensated even when they don't serve their office.
C'est sur que pour ce vendre à ce prix il faut qu'il y ait des roches dans le soulier mais je trouve que depuis 2-3 ans ils font un travail remarquable.