Hungerford co-founded the financial platform Nutmeg in 2011 before passing away on July 6 in the US. The platform issued a statement confirming the finance entrepreneur’s passing.
Following his Ewing sarcoma diagnosis, Hungerford founded the nonprofit Elizabeth’s Smile. The foundation, which was initially established in the UK and the US and is named after his two-year-old daughter, offers helpful tools for kids who lose a parent.
Hungerford was born in Bristol, according to his online obituary, and earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Exeter and his MBA from Stanford University.
It was also mentioned that his grandmother had fostered a liking for finance and investing in him at a young age. At Barclays and Brewin Dolphin, where he started his career as a wealth manager, he “saw the gaps and lack of accessibility to investing.
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Elizabeth, their daughter born via IVF in December 2020, survives him with Nancy. He founded Elizabeth’s Smile last year, named after his daughter, to provide helpful support to kids who lose a parent.
He made reference to the objectives of the foundation that would carry on his legacy when he remarked, “My daughter is not going to be condemned to a lifetime of grief, worry, or disadvantage because of my illness.”