Overview
- Bernstein initiated FIGR at outperform with a $54 price target, calling the company a leader in bringing blockchain to credit markets and highlighting a capital‑light marketplace model.
- KBW started at outperform with a $48.50 target, while Bank of America began at neutral with a $41 target and Jefferies at hold with $40, underscoring a split over execution and regulatory risks.
- Shares rose intraday by roughly 6% to around $42.7 after the initiations, keeping the stock well above its September IPO pricing of $25 a share.
- Analysts estimate Figure controls roughly 73–75% of the tokenized private credit market after originating about $16–17 billion in loans on its Provenance blockchain.
- Coverage notes a credit tokenization opportunity exceeding $2 trillion and points to Figure Connect as a key growth driver, even as dependence on HELOCs and onboarding large institutions remain concerns.