Nutmeg co-founder Nick Hungerford has died aged 43 after battling a rare form of bone cancer.
Hungerford, who died on 6 July in the US, co-founded investment platform Nutmeg in 2011. It was bought by JP Morgan in 2021 for a reported £700m. A statement from the platform confirmed the fintech entrepreneur's death. It said: "Nick was passionate about helping to empower people to achieve their full potential - through Nutmeg, he hoped to democratise wealth management and start a journey that would change the retail investment sector in the UK. It is a mission we all aim to deliver every day. "On behalf of all Nutmeg colleagues, past and present, we are incredibly proud of the jou...
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