manulife financial
Toronto symbol MFC, sells life and other forms of insurance, as well as mutual funds and investment management services. It operates in 19 countries and territories worldwide.
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Sun Life Financial Inc. and Manulife Financial Corp. are sound portfolio picks offering yields over 4% while remaining cheap despite significant share price gains.
Sun Life Financial & Manulife Financial offer high yields at very reasonable valuations as they keep growing global revenues and earnings.
Top picks Sun Life Financial & Manulife Financial continue to demonstrate their insurance market dominance and offer high yields at low valuations.
Sun Life Financial and Manulife Financial offer 4.8% and 4.5% yields while trading at very reasonable multiples of forecast earnings.
Sun Life and Manulife are accelerating their digitalization efforts while offering high 4.5% and 4.9% yields.
Insurers write policies, collect premiums from customers, and then invest those premiums to meet future claims. They’re required to invest significant amounts of that money in fixed-income instruments, namely bonds. That means rising interest rates are a boon to their returns....
These two insurers offer investors growth prospects, as well as high yields. Meanwhile, rising interest rates are generally good for insurers. They write policies, collect premiums from customers, and then invest those premiums to meet future claims. They’re required to invest significant amounts of that money in fixed-income instruments, namely bonds....