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Trades about 34% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Tryg A/S, along with its subsidiaries, offers a wide array of insurance products and services tailored for private individuals, corporate clients, and small to medium-sized businesses across Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. The company structures its activities into distinct Private, Commercial, Corporate, and Sweden segments. Its comprehensive portfolio includes coverage for automobiles, homes, contents, travel, and personal accidents, in addition to policies for pets, health, property, liability, transportation, and group life. Furthermore, Tryg provides specialized fire and workers' compensation insurance. These offerings are distributed through a diverse network, leveraging call centers, online platforms, proprietary agents, franchisees, various organizational partnerships, car dealerships, real estate agencies, insurance brokers, and Nordea bank branches. The company operates under numerous brand names, such as Tryg Forsikring, Alka, Enter Forsikring, Moderna, and others. Established in 1731, Tryg A/S maintains its headquarters in Ballerup, Denmark.
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