Watford (WTREP) Stock Analysis

What Watford does

Watford Holdings Ltd., alongside its affiliated companies, operates globally as a provider of property, casualty, and mortgage insurance and reinsurance solutions. The company's extensive reinsurance portfolio spans a wide array of coverages, including: Casualty reinsurance: Featuring products such as executive assurance, medical malpractice, various professional liabilities, workers' compensation, and excess (umbrella) liability. Specialty reinsurance: Encompassing personal and commercial automotive, mortgage, surety, accident & health, workers' compensation catastrophe, agricultural & marine, and aviation risks. Property catastrophe reinsurance. Beyond its reinsurance activities, Watford also underwrites direct insurance programs. These offerings include general liability, excess liability, professional liability, personal and commercial automotive, inland marine, and property policies with limited exposure to major catastrophic events. Established in 2013, the company maintains its headquarters in Pembroke, Bermuda.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the ticker symbol for Watford?

Watford trades under the ticker WTREP on NASDAQ.

Which exchange is WTREP listed on?

WTREP is listed on NASDAQ.

What sector does Watford operate in?

Watford is classified in the Financial Services sector (Insurance - Diversified industry).

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