The investment platform Nutmeg was co-founded in 2011 by Hungerford, who passed away on July 6 in the US. The fintech business owner’s demise was confirmed by a statement from the site.
Following the discovery of his Ewing sarcoma, Hungerford founded the nonprofit Elizabeth’s Smile. The foundation, which he named for his two-year-old daughter, offers helpful tools to kids who lose a parent, initially in the UK and the US.
According to Hungerford’s web obituary, he was born in Bristol, graduated from the University of Exeter with a bachelor’s degree, and Stanford University awarded him an MBA.
He had a passion for finance and investing, which his grandmother had instilled in him when he was a little child, it was said. He started out his career managing wealth at Barclays and Brewin Dolphin, where he “saw the gaps and lack of accessibility to investing.
Nick Hungerford Cause Of Death: What Happened To Nick Hungerford?
In 2011, Nick Hungerford cofounded Nutmeg, an online investment management firm geared toward tech-savvy savers who may not have a lot of extra cash on hand but yet want to build up an investing portfolio. Hungerford passed away at the age of 43 from the rare bone cancer Ewing sarcoma.