High-flying stockbroker Tony Cunningham suddenly dies aged 55 trends now
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A well-known stockbroker and tennis player has died at just 55-years-old.
Tony Cunningham, a co-founder of brokerage firm CPS Capital and promoter of trading gossip site HotCopper, was found dead in Perth's south on Sunday.
He leaves behind his wife, high-profile Perth real estate agent Natalie Snooks. His cause of death is yet to be made public.
Mr Cunningham co-founded CPS Capital with Jason Peterson and Paul Sharbanee in 2001.
However, he left the company and sold his stake for a job with one of its competitor, Subiaco-based Barclay Wells, in February last year.
Well-known stockbroker and tennis player Tony Cunningham (pictured) has died at just 55-years-old
He stayed with Barclay Wells for about a year before joining West Perth-based RM Capital.
Police are not treating Mr Cunningham's death as suspicious and will prepare a report for the coroner.
Mr Cunningham was also well-known in Western Australia's tennis scene and was awarded lifetime membership at the UWA Tennis Club in 2022.
The club shared a tribute to him on Tuesday.
'It is with great sadness that we learnt of the passing of Tony Cunningham,' it said.
'Tony has been a long-standing member of UWA Tennis Club since his student days at The University of Western Australia and was pivotal in the resurrection of the Club in recent times.
'As President of UWA TC between 2001 and 2003, Tony was instrumental in
