Price targets for Man Group have been refreshed, with the updated fair value estimate moving from £3.18 to £3.46. Street research now clusters in the low to mid 300 GBp range, while more bullish calls push into the 325 GBp to 350 GBp band and in some cases sit above that £3.46 fair value mark. As you read on, you will see how these shifting targets feed into the evolving narrative around Man Group and what to watch next. Analyst Price Targets don't always capture the full story. Head over to...

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Man Group PLC (MNGPF) reports record $253.6 billion AUM and a 105% surge in core EPS, driven by robust inflows and investment performance.

Man Group (LON:EMG) reported record assets under management, strong investment performance and higher earnings for the first half of 2026, as client demand rose across its alternatives and long-only offerings. Chief Executive Officer Robyn Grew said the firm ended the period with broad-based invest

Price targets for Man Group have been revised, with one bullish analyst lifting their view from 280 GBp to 350 GBp, while a more cautious camp now sits around 310 GBp and describes the stock as fairly priced. That gap captures the current debate over how much of the expected improvement in flows and earnings is already reflected in the share price, and how much room is left if execution goes to plan. Read on to see what is driving these calls and how to track the evolving Man Group story from...

Panmure Liberum says Adidas, Entain and Carlsberg look more attractive on valuation, profitability and growth.

The United Kingdom's stock market has recently faced challenges, with the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 indices experiencing declines due to weak trade data from China, highlighting concerns about global economic recovery. In such an environment, identifying stocks that may be trading below their estimated value can provide opportunities for investors seeking to capitalize on potential market inefficiencies.

The latest update on Man Group’s valuation edges fair value to £3.02 from £3.01, underlining how tightly clustered analyst expectations are around the high £2 range. Those small moves mirror a research backdrop where some analysts are nudging targets up toward about £2.90, while others are trimming by only a few pence, keeping the overall spread relatively narrow. Read on to see how to track these shifts and make sense of what they might mean for your own view on the stock. Stay updated as...

Analysts have been fine tuning their views on Man Group, with recent model updates nudging fair value from £2.98 to £3.01 and several price targets clustering around £2.90. Those tweaks line up with mixed commentary, where some firms have inched targets higher while others have trimmed them by a few pence or, in one case, by 25 GBp, reflecting different levels of comfort with valuation and execution risks. As you read on, you will see what is driving these moves and how to track the story as...

Man Group (LON:EMG) executives told investors that the firm delivered “resilient” results in a volatile 2025, supported by diversification across investment strategies and record client inflows. Chief Executive Officer Robyn Grew and Chief Financial Officer Antoine Forterre highlighted higher assets