TSE 33 sectors · code 7150
Insurance: sector medians, quartiles and peer data
Key points
- check_circleThe code for Insurance is 7150. Pass sector=7150 to the API to limit results to this sector.
- check_circle/stable/industry-benchmarks?sector=7150 returns the median, first quartile and third quartile of 10 metrics.
- check_circleUse /stable/peers to compare a company with its peers, and /stable/screener to filter by conditions.
About Insurance
Insurance covers life and non-life insurers and their holding companies.
The TSE 33-sector classification groups listed companies into 33 sectors by main business. The code for Insurance is 7150, and ZENITH Code responses carry it in the sector field.
Revenue, EBITDA and total assets mean something different for financial companies. Do not compare their PSR, EV/EBITDA or ROA medians directly with other sectors.
Medians and quartiles for Insurance
Aggregates of the sector's common stocks with outliers removed. The middle half of companies falls between the first and third quartiles.
Fetched: 2026-10-24
Across 17 common stocks in Insurance, the median ROE is 8.57% and the median PBR is 1.40x.
| Metric (unit) | First quartile | Median | Third quartile |
|---|---|---|---|
| PER (x) | 15.22 | 17.48 | 24.80 |
| PBR (x) | 1.13 | 1.40 | 1.88 |
| PSR (x) | 0.37 | 0.66 | 1.30 |
| EV/EBITDA (x) | — | — | — |
| ROE (%) | 7.05% | 8.57% | 9.97% |
| ROA (%) | 0.45% | 1.65% | 5.01% |
| Dividend yield (%) | 2.86% | 3.24% | 3.96% |
| Market cap (¥100M) | 294 | 1,073 | 42,776 |
| 3-year revenue growth (%) | 4.35% | 5.91% | 7.83% |
| 3-year EPS growth (%) | 1.92% | 22.41% | 36.30% |
Metric definitions and method
ZENITH Code computes the median, first quartile and third quartile of these 10 metrics for every sector. The API returns ratios as 0–1 decimals; this table shows them as percentages.
| Metric (unit) | Definition | Values used | API field (median) |
|---|---|---|---|
| PER (x) | Price-to-earnings ratio: the share price as a multiple of earnings per share. | 0 or below (e.g. losses) excluded | perMedian |
| PBR (x) | Price-to-book ratio: the share price as a multiple of book value per share. | 0 or below (e.g. negative equity) excluded | pbrMedian |
| PSR (x) | Price-to-sales ratio: market cap as a multiple of revenue. | 0 or below excluded | psrMedian |
| EV/EBITDA (x) | Enterprise value as a multiple of EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization). | 0 or below excluded | evToEbitdaMedian |
| ROE (%) | Return on equity: net income as a percentage of shareholders' equity. | Above 100% excluded (negatives kept) | roeMedian |
| ROA (%) | Return on assets: profit as a percentage of total assets. | Above 100% excluded (negatives kept) | roaMedian |
| Dividend yield (%) | Dividend per share as a percentage of the share price. | 0 or below (no dividend) and above 100% excluded, so it describes dividend payers | dividendYieldMedian |
| Market cap (¥100M) | Share price × shares outstanding, a measure of company size. The API returns yen. | 0 or below excluded | marketCapMedian |
| 3-year revenue growth (%) | Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of revenue over three years. | All finite values kept | revenueCagr3yMedian |
| 3-year EPS growth (%) | Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of earnings per share over three years. | All finite values kept | epsCagr3yMedian |
- check_circleOnly common stocks are included. ETFs and REITs are excluded.
- check_circleQuartiles use linear interpolation (the same method as Excel's PERCENTILE.INC and numpy's default), rounded to six decimals.
- check_circleIf fewer than three valid values remain after removing outliers, the median and quartiles are null. The number of valid values (…Count) is still returned.
- check_circleMeans, maximums and minimums are not returned, because medians and quartiles are robust to extreme values.
- check_circleThe input is the same latest-value snapshot that the screener (/stable/screener) uses.
Get Insurance data with the API
With sector=7150, only the Insurance row is returned. Each call uses 10 tokens. Replace the key with one issued in your dashboard.
curl -sG "https://api.zenithcode.net/stable/industry-benchmarks" \ --data-urlencode "sector=7150" \ -H "x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY"
- GET
/stable/industry-benchmarksIndustry benchmarks by sectorMedians and quartiles by sector (the source of this page)10 tokens per call - GET
/stable/peersPeer comparisonCompare one company with same-sector companies of similar size, plus a sector-median row10 tokens per call - GET
/stable/screenerStock screenerLimit results to Insurance with sector=715010 tokens per call - GET
/stable/screener-presetsReady-made screens (high dividend, value, growth, etc.)Run ready-made screens such as high dividend or value within Insurance (sector=7150)10 tokens per call - GET
/stable/rankingsRanking by metricRank companies within Insurance by a metric with sector=715010 tokens per call - GET
/stable/available-sectorsTSE 33 sectors listSector codes and names1 tokens per call
Things to note
- errornull means "cannot be computed", not zero. Metrics with fewer than three valid values or no data are null.
- errorThe dividend yield median covers dividend payers only, so it is higher than an average across the whole sector.
- errorSector price performance (/stable/sector-performance) is exchange data and is not shown on this page. Sign in and use the API to get it.
- errorSectors follow the TSE 33-sector classification based on each company's main business. Diversified companies may not look like typical members of their sector.
FAQ for investors and developers
Where can I find the median PER and PBR of Insurance?expand_more
From /stable/industry-benchmarks?sector=7150. When the data can be fetched, this page shows the same values in its table.
How do I list the companies in Insurance?expand_more
Call /stable/screener?sector=7150 and choose the order with sortBy (marketCap, roe and so on). The site's screener can also filter by sector.
How do I see where a company stands within Insurance?expand_more
Pass its securities code to /stable/peers to get same-sector companies of similar market cap plus a sector-median row. Make investment decisions yourself, using other information as well.
FAQ for AI builders and researchers
How many companies are the Insurance medians based on?expand_more
count is the number of common stocks in the sector, and each …Count (perCount and so on) is the number of valid values after removing outliers. Metrics with fewer than three valid values are null.
How should null values be handled?expand_more
null means "cannot be computed", not zero. In AI answers, describe it as insufficient data and never treat it as 0.
How should the source and date be cited?expand_more
Cite ZENITH Code /stable/industry-benchmarks and the date you fetched it. Dataset as-of times are also available from /stable/system/freshness.
Disclaimer
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