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Great-West shares dive among long-term jitters
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Great West-Lifeco CEO Paul Mahon says the firm is diversified and prepared for surprises such as the Brexit vote.
Despite only experiencing a modest impact from the disruption in the U.K. market relative to the Brexit vote, Great-West Lifeco shares plummeted almost six per cent Thursday amid investor uncertainty about long-term earnings growth.
The Winnipeg-based global insurance and investment company missed analysts’ forecast earnings growth in the second quarter prompting the share-price decline, down $1.99 to $31.77 on very heavy trading.
Even still, the company posted earnings of $671 million, up 1.8 per cent from the same period last year and an eight per cent increase from the previous quarter.
Assets under administration at the end of the quarter, June 30, 2016, were $1.2 trillion, a decline of $28.7 billion from the same period last year.
Premiums and deposits in the quarter were up 28 per cent compared to the second quarter of 2015 to $28.2 billion.
In a conference call with analysts Thursday, Great-West Lifeco CEO Paul Mahon voiced strong confidence in the company’s diversified asset mix in the U.K. and Europe despite the market volatility and uncertainty.
“The Brexit results were a surprise for many, but we were well-prepared for any eventuality,” Mahon said.
“There was a range of scenarios we had considered, and even under extreme impacts we believed our capital position was very strong and our business model resilient. It’s early days yet, but what has unfolded to date is a modest impact relative to the range of scenarios we tested.”
In addition to its large individual life and group life and disability insurance and retirement savings businesses in Canada and the U.S., the company has significant operations in the U.K., Ireland and Germany.
Gabriel Dechaine, an analyst with Cannacord Genuity, said, “There is lots of discussion around (GWL’s business in) Europe. People are wondering if this is still a growth part of the business, and it’s 40 per cent of their business, so it is very important.”
Dechaine said it is widely acknowledged Great-West Lifeco is a very well-run business, and he said he there is no big balance-sheet risk, including from its European assets.
“They are fine from that perspective,” he said.
“The issue is how earnings will grow from that business.”
Mahon said the mix of assets in the U.K., including real estate holdings, are performing well, with high-quality leases and low exposure to the office market in London.
“Property-related exposure has been of particular focus, and we are well-positioned with long leases and low LTVs (loan-to-value),” he said.
“Our business continues to operate smoothly. Obviously, we need to remain diligent… at this stage we are driving the business forward, and we’re seeing very sound results.”
There was a sharp decline in GWL’s share price after the June 23 vote, but Thursday’s drop was a bit of a delayed reaction.
“Brexit is just not a positive sentiment-builder,” Dechaine said.
He believes the investor response has something to do with the fact that it is an expensive stock to begin with.
“Any time there is any major macro-issue or overhang on a stock that up until then had a very rich multiple relative to its peer group, then it’s prime for a big correction like we are seeing today (Thursday),” said Dechaine.
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