Phoenix Financial (PHOE) Q4 2022 earnings summary
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Q4 2022 earnings summary
3 Nov, 2026Executive summary
2022 comprehensive income was NIS 1,124m, down from NIS 2,316m in 2021; ROE was 11.4%. Q4 comprehensive income was NIS 526m, with 23.0% ROE.
Pre-tax operating profit reached NIS 1,796m in 2022, while asset management, distribution and credit contributed NIS 624m before tax, up from NIS 453m in 2021.
Core operations grew across insurance, asset management, distribution and credit; year-end AUM was NIS 371b.
Strategic priorities include expanding higher-ROE, capital-efficient and fee-based activities, technology investment, active portfolio management and client focus.
Financial highlights
Q4 2022 comprehensive income was NIS 526m; pre-tax operating profit was NIS 458m, versus NIS 283m in Q4 2021.
Premiums, contracts and contributions reached NIS 19.7b in 2022, up from NIS 19.1b in 2021.
Non-insurance core businesses generated NIS 314m after tax, excluding special items; asset management, distribution and credit generated NIS 624m pre-tax.
Comprehensive income declined amid capital-market impacts, despite operating profit growth; 2022 operations income was NIS 1.8b.
Outlook and guidance
2025 targets include NIS 1.3–1.5b comprehensive income and 12%–15% ROE, based on a 3% investment-return assumption; non-insurance core income target is NIS 650–700m.
Other 2025 targets include NIS 11–13b shareholders’ equity and NIS 450–550b AUM; the strategy plan includes NIS 1b of technology investment.
2023 priorities include managing volatility, investing in capabilities, client focus, strategic opportunities and expanded ESG strategy and reporting.
Medium-term targets include P&C premiums above NIS 4b and agency revenue of NIS 900m–1b; acquisitions remain under consideration where strategic and economically suitable.
Motor pricing and cost-management changes are expected to improve business impact over coming quarters; 3% real returns are a planning assumption, with a five-year average basis for expectations to exceed it over time.
Latest events from Phoenix Financial
- Market losses weighed on income, while operations grew and AUM reached NIS 364b.PHOE
Q3 2022 - Core growth and higher rates partly offset capital-market losses that cut H1 income.PHOE
Q2 2022 - 15.5% ROE as higher-rate benefits offset market losses and P&C pressures.PHOE
Q1 2022 - Adjusted operating and core income rose as market effects weighed on 9M results.PHOE
Q3 2023 - Core income rose 34% as a NIS 317m market impact weighed on Q1 results.PHOE
Q1 2023 - H1 core income reached NIS 869m, with 16.7% core ROE and NIS 480bn AUM.PHOE
Q2 2024 - Core income rose 15% to NIS 626m despite weaker market-related returns.PHOE
Q1 2025 - H1 core income rose 22% to NIS 1.318bn as ROE reached 26.9% and payouts expanded.PHOE
Q2 2025 - Core income reached NIS 1.985bn for 9M; 2028 target is NIS 3.3–3.5bn.PHOE
Q3 2025