
Shares of Legal & General Group Plc edged down 0.3% to 283.9 pence on Monday. The insurer faces a widening broker sell wall even as cash returns remain elevated. This quote was logged at 09:06 BST on the London market.
Eight-target average: 276.5p, or 2.6% below spot.
Citi cut 2026–27 remittance forecasts 4.5%. UBS highlighted UK pension-transfer margins of 4.2%, down from 7.1%. Six tracked brokers now rate the shares sell, underweight or underperform.
Core operating profit rose 7%. EPS gained 11%. The solvency ratio is 201%. A £1.2bn buyback and 7.7% trailing yield limit the bear case.
| Metric | Latest | Change / reference |
|---|---|---|
| Core operating profit | £918m | +7% |
| Core operating EPS | 12.15p | +11% |
| Asset-management fee earnings | — | +37% |
| Solvency II coverage | 201% | Above 160%–190% range |
| UK PRT margin | 4.2% | 7.1% year ago |
280p UBS target / near support
245p Citi downside case
320p Peel Hunt upside case
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