Ticker: ACGL

Arch Capital Group

Finance Financials Insurance - Diversified
Price 95.98
Reco Sell Potential 45 Risk 70 Updated 2026-09-09

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Description

Company and Business Model

Arch Capital Group is a global insurance and reinsurance company that provides a range of property, casualty, and specialty insurance products. Its core services include underwriting, risk management, and claims handling across various sectors. Major business segments encompass insurance, reinsurance, and mortgage insurance, with primary revenue sources derived from premiums and investment income.

Investment Profile

The investment profile of Arch Capital Group is more aligned with value investors, given its current market position and performance metrics. The stock may appeal to those seeking stability rather than aggressive growth, as indicated by its recent revenue decline and risk factors.

Fundamental metrics (experimental) Updated: 2026-09-07
EPS (TTM) — earnings per share for the last 12 months, $
12.96
Revenue QoQ — quarter-over-quarter revenue growth
2.5%
EPS surprise
3.6%
20d volatility
0.9%
last ex-date
2024-11-18
AI recommendation changes
Date Before After Reason
2026-09-09 Buy Sell Weak momentum and high risk; hold for now.
2026-08-04 Hold Buy Solid fundamentals, but recent performance raises concerns.
2026-07-31 Buy Hold Weak fundamentals and negative momentum raise concerns.
Analyst forecasts
Date Analyst Action Target Price Then
2026-08-03 Cantor Fitzgerald Target Raised 102 → 110 101.44
2026-07-30 RBC Capital Target Raised 115 → 120 99.93
2026-07-15 Atlantic Equities Target Raised 122 → 126 99.14
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Travelers American International Group Chubb Arch Capital Group W. R. Berkley Corporation

Analysts Bank of America caution against insurance companies' stock buybacks, citing potential long-term value destruction

Chubb's announcement of a $7.5 billion share repurchase program highlights a trend among insurers to buy back stock to enhance earnings per share, despite concerns from analysts about the long-term value of such strategies.