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Trades about 28% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Wüstenrot & Württembergische AG (W&W), along with its affiliated companies, offers a range of insurance and financial services across Germany, the Czech Republic, and other global markets. Its operations are categorized into four principal divisions: Housing, Life and Health Insurance, Property/Casualty Insurance, and the 'All Other' segment. The Housing division focuses on providing savings and banking solutions, predominantly to individual clients, including home loan savings schemes, interim financing, and home mortgages. In the Life and Health Insurance sector, the company delivers various policies for both private individuals and organizations. These encompass traditional and investment-linked life and annuity plans, term life coverage, Riester and basic pension schemes (both conventional and unit-linked), and protection against occupational disability. Additionally, it provides comprehensive and supplementary private health coverage, alongside long-term care insurance. The Property/Casualty Insurance division offers a broad spectrum of protection for both personal and business clients. Its offerings include general liability, accident, automobile, home contents, property damage (for residential buildings), legal protection, shipping, and technical equipment insurance. The 'All Other' segment encompasses asset management and real estate development activities, in addition to promoting its housing-related savings and banking products. Product and service distribution is managed through a diverse network, utilizing external partners, independent brokers, an in-house mobile sales team, and digital platforms. Established in 1828, W&W maintains its corporate headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany.
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