Equitable Holdings Inc (EQH)

NYSE · Financial · Asset Management · USA

Equitable Holdings Inc is a large cap company (market value between $10 billion and $200 billion) in the Asset Management industry.

Equitable Holdings is a financial services company providing retirement, asset management and wealth management solutions. Equitable offers annuities and workplace retirement savings to individuals and businesses; AllianceBernstein provides global active asset management to institutional and individual clients; and Equitable Advisors delivers wealth management and financial advice services across the United States.

From its FY2025 annual report (Form 10-K)

Intrinsic value, DCF valuation, financial health and value investing analysis for the Equitable Holdings Inc stock.

Our verdict on EQH

Undervalued: intrinsic value $91.53 per share, market price $53.17, margin of safety 41.9% (as of 2026-10-19).

Its through-the-cycle earnings (15.2% median margin), capitalised at 9.3% with no growth, values the shares at $91.53; the price of $53.17 is 42% below that value.

Leak Score: 53/100 on 7 of 12 signals (Weak Signal).

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Is EQH undervalued or overvalued?

EQH is undervalued (as of the 2026-10-19 close). Its through-the-cycle earnings (15.2% median margin), capitalised at 9.3% with no growth, values the shares at $91.53; the price of $53.17 is 42% below that value.

What is the intrinsic value of EQH?

$91.53 per share (as of the 2026-10-19 close), against a market price of $53.17. That is a margin of safety of 41.9%. The value is the average of the valuation methods that apply to this company, recomputed every night after the US close.

What is Equitable Holdings Inc's Leak Score?

53 out of 100, which we rate "Weak Signal", on 7 of 12 value investing signals.