BofA analyst Wahid Amin raised the firm’s price target on TransUnion (TRU) to $80 from $75 and keeps an Underperform rating on the shares after the company reported Q3 results that beat the firm’s and the Street’s expectations, largely driven by outsized mortgage growth. The firm foresees TransUnion taking “a cautionary tone” to their guidance for 2026, in efforts to continue beat and raises, but thinks the company will be going against a year of difficult comparison given the outsized growth in 2025, largely driven by accelerated mortgage pricing, and wins in some non-mortgage areas, the analyst tells investors.
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