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Quiz of the week - 30 October 2015

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

 


Q1:
Incoming Gallaghers UK retail CEO Stuart Reid favours a strategy of "integration and re-engineering".

Q2: The app, intended for use by drivers with two or more years of experience, uses Bluetooth to enable accurate journey scoring. The app also provides weekly rewards to encourage positive driving behaviour. 

Q3: According to the AA's Insurance Premium Index for the third quarter of 2015, young drivers will face the premium increases once the Insurance Premium Tax comes into force in November.

Q4: Industry experts say that motor manufacturers accepting liability for autonomous vehicle crashes does not signal the demise of motor insurance.

Q5: Tracie Grella will be responsible for all cyber product lines and capabilities globally.

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