Kensington chief executive quits

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Alison Hutchinson has resigned as chief executive of mortgage provider Kensington Group following the group's acquisition by Investec in August last year.

A statement from Kensington says she will stay with the company until April to ensure management continuity. Hutchinson joined Kensington as managing director in October 2004 before joining the board in March last year. She previously worked as marketing and communications director of Barclaycard, chief executive officer of Barclays B2B, the business services subsidiary of Barclays Corporate Banking, and in various senior executive roles at IBM Corporation, where she stayed for 14 years. The management team now reports to Andy Clapham, head of principal finance within Investec’s capital...

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