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Devitt appoints Hill as underwriting director

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New recruit joins from Equity Red Star.

Devitt Insurance Services has appointed Andrew Hill as underwriting director, joining its senior management team.

Hill was head of underwriting at Equity Red Star where he has worked since 1999.

In his previous role he was responsible for setting the motor insurer's underwriting strategy across each class of business written.

He also established, monitored and reported against financial plans and drove the continuous enhancement of underwriting capabilities through the team of class underwriters reporting to him.

Prior to this Andrew managed Equity's motorcycle division as class underwriter for over a decade.

Experience
William Hughes, managing director of the Romford-based motorcycle specialist broker, commented: "Andrew joins Devitt bringing over 30 years of experience in the motor insurance industry, the majority of which have been spent within senior underwriting positions.

"Andrew's knowledge and great reputation in the market will be invaluable as Devitt continues to expand its product portfolio and enhance its customer and pricing propositions."

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