Insurance quiz of the week - 31 July 2015
It’s that time to put your knowledge of this week’s insurance news stories to the test – and this time it’s not just for fun. It is serious.
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Q1: Potential Zurich takeover of RSA 'good for the industry' and for both firms
Q2: Biba is moving to exclude this group from the recently announced IPT hike
Q3: Sun Life is aiming to sign-up around a quarter of a million policyholders
Q4: IPT rise to be passed on to policyholders
Q5:Claims Management Regulator and the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers back moves
Insurance Quiz of the week 31 July 2015 competition in conjunction with QBE
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