A Look at OneMain Holdings (OMF) Valuation After Its New $1 Billion 6.75% Senior Notes Deal

OneMain Holdings (OMF) is back in focus after its OneMain Finance subsidiary lined up a $1 billion offering of 6.75% Senior Notes due 2033, a move aimed at reshaping its debt stack and financial flexibility.

See our latest analysis for OneMain Holdings.

The note deal lands against a backdrop of strong momentum, with the share price up about 7% over the past month and a robust double digit year to date share price return, while long term total shareholder returns remain especially impressive.

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Yet with earnings still growing and shares trading at a hefty intrinsic discount, investors face a key question: Is OneMain quietly undervalued after this debt move, or has the market already priced in its future growth?

Most Popular Narrative Narrative: 2.4% Undervalued

With OneMain trading at $64.65 against a narrative fair value of $66.21, the spread is narrow but points to modest upside grounded in detailed forecasts.

Management's commitment to robust shareholder capital returns via a 7% dividend yield and escalating buybacks, now ahead of the prior year, provides a catalyst for EPS growth and may attract additional yield focused investors if the stock remains undervalued.

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Curious how strong revenue expansion, changing profit margins, and a lower future earnings multiple can still add up to upside potential? The full narrative unpacks the math behind that tension.

Result: Fair Value of $66.21 (UNDERVALUED)

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However, persistent credit stress among nonprime borrowers, or tighter funding conditions, could quickly pressure margins and undermine the current undervaluation thesis.

Find out about the key risks to this OneMain Holdings narrative.

Another Way to Look at Value

On earnings, OneMain looks mixed. Its P/E of 10.8 times sits slightly above the US consumer finance average of 10.3 times, which hints at a modest premium, yet remains well below a 17.4 times fair ratio and far under peer levels near 48 times, suggesting potential upside if sentiment normalizes. Which signal should investors trust?

See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.

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