First American Financial (FAF) has shown strong Q4 growth, with adjusted revenue and EPS increasing significantly, driven by commercial revenue growth and improved operating leverage. The company’s shares are up year-to-date, trading at $68.29 against an average analyst target of $79.40. While a narrative fair value suggests a 13.3% undervaluation at $78.80, its P/E ratio is slightly above peers but below the US insurance industry average, presenting a mixed signal for investors.
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A Look At First American Financial (FAF) Valuation After Strong Q4 Growth And Analyst Outlook Upgrades
First American Financial (FAF) has shown strong Q4 growth, with adjusted revenue and EPS increasing significantly, driven by commercial revenue growth and improved operating leverage. The company’s shares are up year-to-date, trading at $68.29 against an average analyst target of $79.40. While a narrative fair value suggests a 13.3% undervaluation at $78.80, its P/E ratio is slightly above peers but below the US insurance industry average, presenting a mixed signal for investors.