Similar Stocks: FirstRand

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YOUR FOCUS
FirstRand
360° View 15 360° View
  • Best rank:
    Capital Growth
  • Worst rank:
    Leverage
VS
THE CHALLENGER
Bajaj Finance
360° View 39 360° View
  • Best rank:
    Price vs. Book (P/B)
  • Worst rank:
    Pro Holdings

Top Ranked Alternatives to FirstRand

Our selection includes the stock peers with the best 360° View. See how they compare against FirstRand.

Name
360° View
Sentiment
Combined
Value
Growth
Safety
1.
XXL • Consumer Finance
39
14
20
14
67
45
2.
XL • Consumer Finance
31
14
20
14
67
45
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1.
XXL • Consumer Finance
39
360° View
10
Sentiment
40
Combined
97
Value
97
Growth
97
Safety
2.
XL • Consumer Finance
31
360° View
10
Sentiment
40
Combined
97
Value
97
Growth
97
Safety

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We compare FirstRand against the Other Financial Services sector. Obermatt analyzes companies with similar market capitalizations and operational structures to ensure a fair comparison. Our goal is to help you find companies that may offer better Value, Growth, or Safety profiles than your current selection.

The list above displays the closest peers based on financial fundamentals. Review the "Combined Rank" to see which competitors are currently outperforming FirstRand.

FirstRand currently holds a 360° Rank of 15. Stocks with ranks above 50 are performing better than average. Compare this against the alternatives in the table above to make a data-driven decision.

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The higher, the better. For every stock, we judge its performance against its peers and rank it on a scale of 1 to 100. These ranks are percentiles: a rank of 75 means the company outperforms 75% of its peers in that specific area. The higher the rank, the better the stock stacks up against its peers.