The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday edition that RBC Capital Markets analyst Bart Dziarski continues to rate IGM Financial "sector perform." The Globe's David Leeder writes that Mr. Dziarski gave his share target a $2 boost to $67. Analysts on average target the shares at $66. Mr. Dziarski says in a note: "Q4/25 normalized EPS was above our forecast and consensus driven by higher contributions from Northleaf and Rockefeller, partially offset by China AMC. IGM momentum continues to build while Mackenzie positive net sales trends are primarily driven by ETFs and retail mutual funds remain in outflows. IGM announced its first dividend increase in 10 years, increasing its dividend 10 per cent and we expect the company to remain active on its NCIB in 2026. Increasing our price target to $67 (was $65) driven by rolling forward our valuation and net positive adjustments to our NAV-based valuation framework." The Globe reported on June 19 and Nov. 11 that Mr. Dziarski had reaffirmed his "sector perform" call on IGM. The shares were then worth $43.11 and $56.11. The Globe reported on Feb. 5 that National Bank's Jaeme Gloyn had kept his "outperform" recommendation for IGM Financial intact. It was then worth $67.03.