
Nina Hingorani-Crain has had a diverse career in the private, public and charity sectors.
After almost a decade in corporate finance and consulting, she joined the financial services regulator. Here she spent a varied 10 years, including as the Chairman’s Principal Private Secretary during the global financial crisis and subsequently as Chief of Staff leading the creation of the new Financial Conduct Authority.
She also undertook a six-month secondment to Age UK to inform the authority’s strategy of placing consumer needs at the heart of its regulatory mandate.
In 2015, she embarked on a non-executive career and is currently also a Non-executive Director for the Charity Commission. She holds an LL.B. (Hons) degree from King’s College London and a Maitrise en Droit from the Sorbonne Paris. She is also a qualified Chartered Accountant and has completed the Financial Times Non-executive Director Diploma.
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