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AUB Group (ASX:AUB), an insurance broking network, is seen by fund managers as undervalued and a potential takeover target. In September 2026, Pendal Group flagged AUB as an obvious M&A candidate given its strategic assets and valuation upside, noting it is now the only listed insurance broker on the ASX. Bell Asset Management said AUB is significantly undervalued after a heavy de-rating linked to softening insurance premiums, and Auscap lists it among its preferred mid-caps. Asymmetric noted AUB rose almost 10% after peer Steadfast received a takeover approach, recalling AUB's own approach in October 2025. AUB Group operates in the Financials sector within the Insurance industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 35 comments from 18 fund managers, including Pendal Group, Bell, Auscap, First Sentier and Asymmetric. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in North Sydney, AUB operates insurance broking and underwriting agencies in Australia, New Zealand and the UK, including Tysers.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Asymmetric Asset Management, Yarra Capital Management, Pendal Group, Perennial Partners, Prime Value Asset Management, Totus Capital, SG Hiscock & Company, Pengana Capital Group, Regal Funds Management, LSN Capital Partners, Auscap Asset Management, Ellerston Capital, Oracle Advisory Group, Bell Asset Management, First Sentier Investors, Quest Asset Partners, Antares Capital and Provenance Value Partnership have invested in AUB Group Ltd (ASX:AUB).
Managers highlight strategic value as the sole remaining listed insurance broker, potential takeover interest, stable earnings, strong return on equity and an undervalued share price after de-rating, according to Pendal, Bell and First Sentier.
Bell notes AUB has de-rated due to softening insurance premium rates, which reduce broker commission income, and an earlier takeover approach did not proceed.
AUB Group Ltd. is an equity-based insurance broker network headquartered in North Sydney, Australia. Founded in 1985, the company operates through five core segments: Australian Broking, Agencies, New Zealand Broking, International, and Support Services. The Australian and New Zealand Broking segments provide advisory services to SME clients. The International segment manages wholesale and retail broking and Managing General Agents. The Support Services segment offers operational support to all internal divisions, including Tysers, and external clients. AUB Group delivers comprehensive insurance solutions through its integrated network of brokers and service providers.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.