MBIA INC

MBI stock represents ownership shares in MBIA Inc., a U.S. holding company historically focused on financial guarantee insurance and related financial services. The company provides municipal bond insurance, asset management, and other financial products. Trading under the ticker MBI, the stock gives investors exposure to the performance of MBIA's insurance operations and its investment portfolio. Review the latest MBI data on this page for current details.

Recent performance for MBI depends on the latest market session, so the most accurate figure is shown in the price chart and performance data on this page. MBIA's stock has historically been sensitive to credit conditions, litigation developments, and its insurance claims experience, which can cause notable moves over short periods. Check the latest quotes for up-to-date daily, weekly, and monthly performance.

Evaluating MBI's valuation often involves price-to-book, price-to-earnings, and comparisons with peers in insurance and financial services. Because MBIA's earnings can be affected by loss reserves, litigation, and investment gains or losses, book value and tangible book value may provide useful context. Compare current metrics with MBI's own history and with similar companies using the latest data available.

Trading activity in MBI varies by session, so average volume and current liquidity are best checked from the market data displayed on this page. The stock is listed on the NYSE, where it generally trades during regular market hours alongside other U.S. equities. Investors should review the latest volume figures to gauge liquidity before placing larger orders.

Dividend information for MBI, including whether a payment is currently declared, is shown in the dividend section of this page. MBIA has historically adjusted its dividend policy based on capital, earnings, and business conditions, so the current status can change. Investors should review the latest dividend history and any declared amounts for accurate details.

Key risks include credit deterioration in insured portfolios, adverse litigation or regulatory outcomes, and market losses on investments. As a financial guaranty insurer, MBIA is also exposed to interest rate movements, liquidity pressures, and changes in the municipal bond market. These factors can affect claims, reserves, and capital levels, which in turn may influence the stock's performance and valuation.