Manulife Financial Corp

Manulife’s new equity bid and 42‑million‑share buyback—without clear strategic rationale—raise red flags about shareholder value, governance, and long‑term health.

Manulife’s Q4 2025 earnings show modest growth, a higher dividend, and new‑business momentum in Asia and wealth‑management, with a focus on digital and ESG strategies.

Manulife Q4 2025 earnings: modest dip, 10 % dividend hike, core earnings grow, Asia & Canada gain, and a digital‑first strategy to boost returns.

Manulife Q4 earnings: core earnings up 1.2%, dividend rises 10% to $1.94, but rising regulatory costs and fintech competition threaten future profitability.

Discover why Manulife Financial Corp is a solid, diversified insurer—its steady P/E, strong capital, and growth in Asia’s life‑insurance market set it apart from peers.

Manulife’s TSX gains hit 52‑week highs amid rising cyber‑ and climate‑claim costs; learn how tech, acquisitions and pricing strategies shape its future.

Manulife’s rally near a 52‑week high reflects strong earnings, diverse insurance and asset‑management revenue, and a resilient macro backdrop that can drive future upside.

Manulife launches Genesis Centurion and Prestige Achiever life‑insurance plans in Hong Kong, targeting wealth‑growth and stability, while navigating new regulatory limits.

Manulife’s modest share dip reflects broader insurance trends: rising cyber & climate risks, AI‑driven claims, and M&A‑led consolidation shaping future growth.

Manulife’s precautionary move after an unsolicited share bid reveals strong underwriting and ESG growth, but highlights REIT liquidity, tightening Canadian capital rules and digital gaps that could impact investor confidence and future growth.