Weekly company factor report
IFS Valuation, Quality and Momentum
Intercorp Financial Services Inc
Current comparison
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Current factor profile
The valuation is low, but financial strength is weak. Check the F-Score, cash conversion and debt before relying on the valuation. The completed price record supports the value measures.
Low valuation with strong finances
The company ranks at the 98th percentile for value and the 90th percentile for financial strength in this market.
Value supported by price performance
The value rank is 98/100 and the price-performance rank is 84/100. Both measures are above most companies in the selected market.
Value with a strong F-Score
The F-Score is 9/9 and the value rank is 98/100. The low valuation is supported by several improving financial measures.
Capital returned is supported by cash flow
Shareholder yield is 6.0% and free-cash-flow yield is 88.7%. The cash-flow figure supports the reported distribution.
Borrowing contributes to the return on equity
Return on equity is 16% while debt to equity is 7.2. The return measure comes with greater balance-sheet risk.
Four main ranks
Company profile
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Price against company results
Value
A higher value rank means the shares are cheaper on the combined definitions relative to this market. Negative earnings or cash flow need separate attention.
Current reading
The P/E ratio is 3.0 times earnings, which is low on the page’s valuation scale. Free-cash-flow yield is 88.7%, providing cash support for the valuation. The six-measure value score is 2.00000000/100, placing the company in the cheapest tenth of this market; lower is cheaper.
Value measures compared
Raw multiples and yields
P/E history
P/E is shown only when trailing earnings are positive.
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How to test this valuation
A low valuation is a starting point. These checks show whether the earnings base, cash flow and completed price record support it.
Profitability, cash and balance sheet
Financial strength
The rank combines several company measures. The chart and figures below keep profitability, leverage and cash conversion visible separately.
Current reading
Debt to equity is 7.18; leverage contributes to both returns and balance-sheet risk. The F-Score is 9/9, with most of its financial checks passing.
Financial measures compared
Profitability and leverage
Completed returns and variability
Price performance and risk
Returns show direction; volatility and drawdown show how uneven the path has been. Both are based on completed prices.
Current reading
The 12-month return excluding the latest month is 50%. Near-term vol (81%) is expanding vs long-term (34%) — risk is increasing.
Returns over several periods
Recent and one-year volatility
How long the current readings have persisted
| Measure | Current | Current run | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| OS Composite | 0.990 | Unchanged for 3 snapshots | stable |
| Value %ile | 0.980 | Unchanged for 3 snapshots | stable |
| Quality %ile | 0.900 | Unchanged for 3 snapshots | stable |
| Momentum %ile | 0.840 | Unchanged for 3 snapshots | stable |
| F-Score | 9.000 | Unchanged for 3 snapshots | stable |
| Confidence | 1.000 | Unchanged for 3 snapshots | stable |
| Volatility | 0.335 | Unchanged for 0 snapshots | improving |
Like-for-like context
Sector comparison
The company is compared with measured companies in Financial Services for the same completed factor week.
Company against sector
Valuation distance from sector
| Company | Combined | Value | Financial strength | Price performance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BFH Bread Financial Holdings, Inc. | 99.0 | 97.0 | 89.0 | 90.0 |
| BAP Credicorp Ltd | 99.0 | 98.0 | 95.0 | 87.0 |
| SLDE Slide Insurance Holdings, Inc. Common Stock | 99.0 | 95.0 | 98.0 | 91.0 |
| UFCS United Fire Group Inc | 99.0 | 96.0 | 85.0 | 92.0 |
| RILYL BRC Group Holdings, Inc. | 99.0 | 97.0 | 94.0 | 96.0 |
| HRTG Heritage Insurance Hldgs Inc | 99.0 | 97.0 | 96.0 | 82.0 |
| RILY BRC Group Holdings, Inc. | 99.0 | 97.0 | 94.0 | 84.0 |
| RNR Renaissancere Holdings Ltd | 99.0 | 97.0 | 96.0 | 81.0 |
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Company figures
Quarterly and annual figures are kept separate. The dates below show the latest accepted reporting periods.
Quarterly figures
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Net income
Free cash flow
Net margin
Operating income
Operating cash flow
Capital expenditure
Equity and liabilities
Annual figures
Revenue
Net income
Free cash flow
Net margin
Operating income
Operating cash flow
Capital expenditure
Equity and liabilities
Definitions and source checks
Measures and data
Each figure is shown with its plain definition. Percentile ranks compare the company with the selected market for the same completed week.
Value measures · Price compared with earnings, sales, assets and cash flow
Financial strength · Profitability, cash conversion and balance-sheet measures
Price performance · Completed price returns over several periods
Growth and stability · Revenue, earnings history and capital returned to shareholders
Combined value measures · Several valuation measures ranked together; 1 is cheapest
Capital use and company classification · Funding, distributions and company-size classifications
Company research path · week ending 4 Sep 2026
Value supported by company results and completed price evidence
The main checks pass. The supporting research is ready for a full review.
The path reads company results, valuation, completed price evidence and risk in that order. A later strength does not cancel an earlier weakness.
- ✓ Data readyPassed · 100/100 Published factors, company figures and completed prices are available.
- ✓ Company recordPassed · 94/100 Checks profitability, cash support, balance-sheet measures and their direction.
- ✓ Relative valuePassed · 98/100 Checks whether the current valuation compares well with the selected market.
- ✓ Market supportPassed · 82/100 Checks completed price performance, relative strength, trend and buying pressure.
- ✓ Setup and riskPassed · 70/100 Checks whether the price structure is usable without ignoring volatility or drawdown.
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Evidence used now
What moves the research path
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- Financial-strength rank 90/100
- F-Score 9/9
- 5 usable annual periods
- Value rank 98/100
- P/E 3.0×
- Free-cash-flow yield +88.7%
- Price-performance rank 84/100
- Six-month return +30.0%
- Relative strength +0.4
- Stage 2 · Advancing
- Stage 2 · Advancing
- Price at -8.1% of its 52-week high
- Completed price structure and risk combined
- One-year volatility 33.5%
- Recent volatility 81.0%
- 12-month drawdown -12.3%
Completed factor weeks
How the evidence has moved
All four lines are higher-is-better market ranks on the same 0–100 scale.
What the current evidence supports
- Company record scores 94/100.
- Relative value scores 98/100.
- Market support scores 82/100.
- Setup scores 70/100.
What still needs attention
- No main check is currently below its working threshold.
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