Redburn Atlantic analyst Fahed Kunwar lowered the firm’s price target on Worldline (WRDLY) to EUR 4.80 from EUR 5 and keeps a Neutral rating on the shares. The firm views the payments sector as “misunderstood.” The sector is cheap with limited earnings risk and strong cash returns, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Mastercard and Toast are Redburn’s top picks. It sees concerns around the impact of the cycle on payments as misunderstood. Payment businesses are geared to nominal consumption and a potential recession will be a unit recession rather than nominal, contends Redburn. The firm cut estimates across the group to reflect the economic slowdown.
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