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Quiz of the week - 27 November

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Test your knowledge of the week's insurance news, with the Post insurance quiz of the week.

How much news from the world of insurance have you remembered from this week?

Find out with our just-for-fun quiz of the week - and let us know how you get on - share your score on Twitter using #postquiz.
 


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Q1: Ian Muress is already Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific CEO

Q2: Parabis's adjusting businesses are called Argent Liability Adjusters and Argent Property Adjusters.

Q3: On the back of this figure, motorists would see an average saving of £40-50 per year off their insurance bills.

Q4: Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions found that more than one third of insured motorists believe it is acceptable to omit or adjust data to reduce their motor insurance premiums on application.

Q5: It is an underwriting agreement for agricultural business.

 

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Lucy Clarke, WTW

Lucy Clarke leads WTW’s risk and broking business, covering more than 14,000 colleagues across 140 countries.

Jane Kielty, Aon

Jane Kielty, CEO of Aon UK, Ireland and South Africa, is redefining what leadership in insurance looks like in 2026.

Michael Rea, Gallagher

Michael Rea’s first full year as CEO of Gallagher’s UK & Ireland broking business has reinforced his reputation as one of the nation’s biggest movers and shakers in insurance.

Robert Kennedy, Howden UK & Ireland

A fresh face on Insurance Post’s Power List in 2026, on 1 October 2025 Robert Kennedy succeeded Carl Shuker as CEO of Howden UK & Ireland, reporting to CEO David Howden.

Rob Worrell, Everywhen

Rob Worrell has been CEO of Everywhen, formerly known as Ardonagh Advisory, since December 2017 and leads an organisation that spans networks, general insurance, employee benefits and MGAs.

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