IAG International Consolidated Airlines Group S.A.

U.S. Treasury yields recently reached a 25 year high, which has pushed many investors toward safer government debt and left some solid UK businesses in the shade. When attention crowds into bonds, quality companies with strong cash generation and sturdy balance sheets can be overlooked on price. This article highlights three such British stocks that currently screen as both robust and potentially mispriced. The three stocks below are a starting sample from this theme. The full screen surfaced...

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Investing.com-- Insurance Australia Group (ASX:IAG) said on Friday its unit Insurance Australia Ltd had agreed to settle proceedings brought by Credit Suisse entities over insurance policies linked to Greensill, ending a major part of the long-running litigation.

UK government borrowing of £18.3b in August has pushed debt costs into the spotlight and sharpened the focus on dependable corporate balance sheets. When the state is leaning harder on the bond market, investors often pay closer attention to companies that generate solid cash, are conservatively financed, and still appear cheap on valuation screens. This article highlights three such UK listed stocks that merit a closer look. The three stocks covered below are only a sample, as the full high...

Geopolitical risk has jumped back onto investors’ screens after a large Ukrainian drone strike on Moscow energy facilities and airports, and that ripple effect stretches far beyond the war zone. Insurance stocks linked to aviation and airport risk can see contracts repriced, claims patterns shift and capital flows move quickly. This article walks through 3 stocks from our Global Airport and Aviation Insurance Stocks screener that appear positively exposed to this new backdrop. The three...

The push for an overseas takeover by the Berkshire Hathaway-backed Japanese insurer is part of a broader strategy under CEO Masahiro Koike to expand the group's footprint beyond its domestic market.