SCOR analyst consensus stays clear, shares backed by Paris Buy ratings

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-25, 17:15.

SCOR (FR0010411983) sits firmly on analysts’ Buy lists in Paris. According to Investing.com, 15 research houses cover the Euronext Paris-listed reinsurer, with a clear positive tilt in their 12-month views Investing.com consensus page for SCOR.

What the consensus numbers show

Investing.com reports that out of 15 analysts tracking SCOR, 8 rate the stock Buy, 7 recommend Hold and none advise selling at present, resulting in an overall Buy consensus SCOR analyst breakdown on Investing.com. The same data set shows an average 12-month price target of 33.92 euros, with individual targets ranging from 27.5 euros on the low end to 37.9 euros at the top of the range.

The consensus implies roughly 6 percent upside from the reference level used in the compilation, a moderate but positive expected trajectory for the Paris-listed reinsurer Investing.com SCOR valuation metrics. For comparison, many European peers such as Munich Re or Swiss Re also trade with relatively modest upside implied, underscoring a sector in which valuation gaps are often narrower than in faster-growing industries.

Ratings in the wider sector context

SCOR operates in the global reinsurance segment alongside European peers Munich Re and Swiss Re, which gives investors a clear frame of reference for capital return expectations and risk appetite. In this environment, a Buy-skewed consensus with zero Sell ratings suggests that the company’s risk profile and capital position are viewed as broadly robust by the research community that follows the Euronext Paris shares analyst sentiment snapshot.

Analyst coverage for SCOR typically includes large international houses such as UBS, JPMorgan or Deutsche Bank, which regularly publish sector-wide comparisons and stress tests for catastrophe scenarios and reserve adequacy. While the individual reports are often behind institutional paywalls, their aggregated ratings feed into public consensus services, giving retail investors access to the overall stance without the full underlying research.

How SCOR earns its premiums

SCOR’s core business is reinsurance, meaning it underwrites risk from primary insurers across property and casualty, life and specialty lines. The group pools premiums from cedants worldwide and uses sophisticated models to price catastrophe exposures, mortality trends and niche risks such as credit or agricultural portfolios, aiming to earn an underwriting margin over time.

Where the stock trades today

The SCOR shares (FR0010411983) trade on Euronext Paris, with the latest available quote used by Investing.com to derive the 33.92-euro average target and the roughly 6 percent implied upside expressed in euros.

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