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MTCH: Takeaways from MTCH's first CEO Connection Series event
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MTCH: Takeaways from MTCH's first CEO Connection Series event
EQUITY RESEARCH QUICK TAKE
RBC Capital Markets, LLC
Brad Erickson (Analyst)
Khadijah Gibson, CFA (AVP)
Audrey Stuart (Associate)
June 11, 2026
Match Group Inc
Takeaways from MTCH's first CEO Connection Series event
NASDAQ: MTCH | USD 34.57 | Outperform | Price Target USD 42.00
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Yesterday MTCH held the first live session of the company's new quarterly CEO Connection Series. The inaugural session was
hosted by CEO Spencer Rascoff and featured the company's Consumer Research and Brand Strategy teams discussing Gen Z's
evolving connection preferences and MTCH's product strategy to address changing consumer behavior. Below we highlight key
takeaways from yesterday's discussion.
MTCH discusses Gen Z dating insights. MTCH's Gen Z research (ages 16-29) identified four evolving expectations that define how
this cohort approaches dating: agency, authenticity, momentum, and trust. Management noted that 4 in 5 Gen Z singles believe
they will find true love but they want connection on their own timeline rather than organized around traditional milestones.
The pandemic was discussed as a factor that limited face-to-face interaction among Gen Z during critical developmental years,
contributing to heightened vulnerability awareness while simultaneously creating nostalgia for pre-digital connection they never
experienced. Management indicated Gen Z will engage with dating apps if platforms address these expectations through lower-
pressure discovery, contextual signals, and trust-building features. Management views the quality-over-quantity focus as having
commercial implications, as Gen Z seeks better matches that convert to real-world interaction with less wasted effort, aligning
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