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Curtain set to fall on autumn Sentiment Survey

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Today is the final opportunity to take part in our autumn Sentiment Survey of 2012, sponsored by Groupama Insurances.

Not only do you have the chance to get your voice heard on crucial industry issues, but you will also give yourself the opportunity of winning a great prize for you and a group of friends.

All entrants will be entered into a prize draw to win tickets for up to five people to see Jools Holland perform at the Royal Albert Hall on 1 December.

The event will include catering up to the value of £150.

We hope that you take this opportunity to get your message across to insurers on a range of topics

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