** Shares in Swiss Life SLHN.S fall around 4% after the
insurer's strategy until 2027 disappoints investors, among worst
performers on the pan-European STOXX 600 .STOXX
** Its targets include a fee result of 1 bln Swiss francs
($1.13 bln) by 2027, dividend payout ratio of more than 75% from
2025 and a share buyback programme
** Swiss Life's buyback commitment of 750 mln francs is
below its previous target of 1 bln francs, which may disappoint
some investors, J.P.Morgan says
** Dividend payout ambition also does not look high, JPM
adds
** Given the stock's outperformance leading up to the
company's CMD, and cash flow and fee results targets in line
with JPM's forecasts, the broker doesn't see enough to sustain a
material outperformance in the future
** If the losses hold, the shares are on track for their
worst day since August
($1 = 0.8871 Swiss francs)
(Reporting by Isabel Demetz)
((Isabel.demetz@thomsonreuters.com))