What did RBC and BMO do in the latest GWLIF analyst rating updates?

On February 13, 2026, RBC Capital maintained **Sector Perform** and raised its price target to **C$64**. BMO Capital maintained **Market Perform** and lowered its price target to **C$66**.

How should investors interpret a maintained GWLIF analyst rating?

A maintained rating signals no material change in analyst conviction. For GWLIF, it suggests steady fundamentals rather than a new buy or sell call. Investors should review dividend, capital, and macro exposure.

Do the price target changes matter for GWLIF shareholders?

Yes. RBC’s raise to **C$64** and BMO’s cut to **C$66** change implied upside and can shift trader flows. Long-term holders should focus on fundamentals and capital policy instead of targets alone.

Where can I read the analyst notes referenced in this article?

The updates were published by The Fly and cited here: RBC note [source](https://thefly.com/permalinks/entry.php/id4293105/1465286394/GWLIF-GreatWest-Lifeco-price-target-raised-by-C-at-RBC-Capital) and BMO note [source](https://thefly.com/permalinks/entry.php/id4293095/1465286394/GWLIF-GreatWest-Lif/

Analyst Ratings

Great-West Lifeco Inc. (GWLIF) Maint. Feb 2026; RBC Sector Perf, BMO Mkt Perf

ByDanny Kontos February 14, 2026February 14, 2026

GWLIF analyst rating action on February 13, 2026 shows both RBC Capital and BMO Capital maintained coverage of Great-West Lifeco Inc. (GWLIF). RBC left its stance at Sector Perform and raised its price target to C$64 from C$60. BMO kept Market Perform and cut its price target to C$66 from C$68. Both notes hit the tape within minutes of each other and the stock moved -0.75% ($-0.34) on the news. These paired, maintained ratings give investors clarity on near-term expectations and diverging target views from two major Canadian houses.