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SCOR SE (DE:SDRB)
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SCOR SE (SDRB) Price & Analysis

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€3.16
€0.00(0.00%)
At close: 4:00 PM EDT
€3.16
€0.00(0.00%)

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say
Strong Cash Generation And ConversionConsistently strong cash conversion (FCF ~97% of net income) provides durable internal funding for claim payments, retrocession, dividends and buybacks. Reliable cash flow reduces reliance on external financing and supports capital targets across underwriting cycles.
High ROE And Improved ProfitabilitySustained ROE well above targets indicates disciplined underwriting and profitable deployment of capital. Higher, stable returns enhance capacity to retain earnings, fund growth initiatives and support shareholder distributions over multiple renewal seasons.
Robust Solvency And Economic Value GrowthA strong solvency ratio and rising economic value provide lasting balance-sheet resilience against catastrophe shocks. This capital buffer enables selective business growth, gradual reduction of retrocession dependency, and more flexible long-term ALM decisions.
Bears Say
Persistently Weak Revenue GrowthDeclining top-line trends limit the firm’s ability to scale fixed-cost leverage and restrict premium base expansion. Over time weak revenue growth constrains margin expansion, reduces diversification benefits and makes earnings more dependent on investment and one-off items.
Multi-year Earnings Volatility And Prior Large LossMaterial underwriting swings and a prior large loss create persistent earnings uncertainty. Volatility can pressure capital cushions, raise retrocession and financing costs, and complicate multi-year planning for pricing, reserve setting and shareholder distributions.
High Historical Reliance On RetrocessionCeding a large portion of risk reduces net premium retention and caps operational leverage from underwriting gains. Continued dependence on retrocession can depress long-term ROE, add counterparty exposure and hinder full capture of market improvements as the balance sheet strengthens.

SCOR SE News

SDRB FAQ

What was SCOR SE’s price range in the past 12 months?
SCOR SE lowest stock price was €2.42 and its highest was €3.40 in the past 12 months.
    What is SCOR SE’s market cap?
    SCOR SE’s market cap is €6.14B.
      When is SCOR SE’s upcoming earnings report date?
      SCOR SE’s upcoming earnings report date is Oct 30, 2026 which is in 88 days.
        How were SCOR SE’s earnings last quarter?
        SCOR SE released its earnings results on Jul 30, 2026. The company reported €0.105 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of €0.084 by €0.021.
          Is SCOR SE overvalued?
          According to Wall Street analysts SCOR SE’s price is currently Overvalued. Get more investment ideas with TipRanks Premium
            Does SCOR SE pay dividends?
            SCOR SE does not currently pay dividends.
            What is SCOR SE’s EPS estimate?
            SCOR SE’s EPS estimate is 0.09.
              How many shares outstanding does SCOR SE have?
              SCOR SE has 1,793,899,800 shares outstanding.
                What happened to SCOR SE’s price movement after its last earnings report?
                SCOR SE reported an EPS of €0.105 in its last earnings report, beating expectations of €0.084. Following the earnings report the stock price went down -2.454%.
                  Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of SCOR SE?
                  Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in DE:SDRB
                  What is the TipRanks Smart Score and how is it calculated?
                  Smart Score combines eight research factors - such as analyst recommendations, hedge fund trends, and technical indicators - to measure a stock’s outlook. These signals are unified into a single score that reflects bullish or bearish momentum. See detailed methodology

                    Company Description

                    SCOR SE

                    SCOR SE functions as a prominent global reinsurance provider, offering a comprehensive suite of life and non-life protection solutions. The company boasts a broad international footprint, serving clients across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas (including Latin America), and the Asia Pacific region. Operations are primarily organized into two distinct segments: SCOR Global P&C and SCOR Global Life. The SCOR Global P&C division delivers a diverse portfolio of property and casualty reinsurance solutions. This encompasses traditional lines such as property, motor vehicle, and casualty treaties, alongside more specialized coverages like credit and surety, decennial risk, aviation, marine and energy, engineering, and agricultural perils, as well as protection against significant property catastrophes. The segment also extends into specialized insurance products, including bespoke business solutions, political and credit risk coverage, cyber insurance, and environmental impairment liability, in addition to engaging in various business ventures and alliances. Meanwhile, SCOR Global Life is dedicated to life reinsurance. Its extensive offerings safeguard against mortality, morbidity, behavioral risks, disability, long-term care, critical illness, medical expenses, and personal accidents. This division also crafts sophisticated financial solutions that integrate conventional life reinsurance with financial components, aiming to bolster clients' liquidity, strengthen balance sheets, improve solvency ratios, and enhance income. A key focus is also on longevity solutions, which protect insurers and pension funds from the financial repercussions of policyholders or annuitants living beyond actuarial projections. Complementary distribution solutions are also provided. Furthermore, SCOR SE engages in asset management services. Founded in 1970, the firm's global operations are directed from its headquarters in Paris, France.

                    SCOR SE (SDRB) Earnings & Revenues

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                    SDRB Earnings Call

                    Q2 2026
                    0:00 / 0:00
                    Earnings Call Sentiment|Positive
                    The call conveyed a clearly positive operational and financial tone: strong profitability (ROE well above targets), robust solvency and economic value growth, good P&C underwriting performance, sizable alternative solutions expansion and improving investment/ALM metrics. Headwinds include an arbitration one-off charge, ongoing catastrophe events with uncertain final impact, competitive pressure and price decreases in U.S. property cat renewals, modest net underwriting deterioration and reliance on retrocession. On balance the positive operational results and strengthened capital position materially outweigh the localized challenges and one-off items.View all DE:SDRB earnings summaries
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