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Yutree unveils founding member and former Bluefin man as MD

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Yutree Insurance has appointed founding member Kevin Hancock as its managing director (MD).

The commericial broker was set up earlier this year by Mr Hancock, Leigh Smart, Laura High and Simon Miller.

Previously, Mr Hancock was underwriting director at Bluefin and MD of The Davis Group plc for ten years before it was acquired by Axa.

And speaking about the appointment, Mr Smart, Yutree's executive chairman, said: "Kevin and I have known each other a long time now, and it's exciting to be building a successful business again.

"Kevin will be instrumental in taking Yutree to the next

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