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ROOT and MBIA: Comparison of Valuation, Risk, and Profitability

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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ROOT and MBIA are small-cap finance companies operating in the US insurance market. A comparison of the two companies details their profitability, risk profiles, and institutional ownership levels. The reports also provide consensus target prices for both firms, with MBIA having a higher potential upside according to analysts.

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The comparison contrasts the companies' financial metrics, noting that analysts favor MBIA due to its higher potential upside. The reports detail differences in volatility, with ROOT having a beta of 2.91 compared to MBIA's 1.76, and compare institutional ownership percentages.

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Who's involved

  • ROOTSmall-cap finance company providing insurance products
  • MBIASmall-cap finance company providing insurance products

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