UBS has increased its price target for Wise Group PLC to 1,300p from 1,160p, maintaining a 'buy' rating due to expected earnings growth driven by higher interest rates. The new target values Wise at about £9.41 billion, 41.6% above its recent closing price. UBS forecasts earnings per share of US$0.82 for the year ending March 2028, up from US$0.69, with higher interest margins adding approximately US$81 million to revenue and pre-tax profit. Wise's upcoming second-quarter results and its platform growth remain key points to watch, while risks include competition, interest rate volatility, and changing consumer behavior.
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